OTHER ACTIVITIES

Walking

 

The mountain area surrounding Sainte Foy ski station offers some spectacular and very-accessible walking, which is best done on snowshoes in winter, for obvious reasons!

The tourist office publishes a map of snowshoe trails. The trail maps are straight forward to follow, with all the trails starting and finishing in the ski station - several of them start a stone's throw from our chalet.

However, you can get even more out of a mountain snowshoe walk by going with a snowshow guide. Iona is our qualified International Mountain Leader, allowing us to provide snowshoe-guiding in-house.

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Dog Sledding

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Dog Sledding is great fun and really worth a go.

You can either choose the highly energetic option of driving the sled yourself or you can just sit on board and cruise through the snowbound forests.

One point on this one – it’s vital to book a long way in advance as it is really popular. We’d strongly recommend booking this at the same time you book with us.

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Restaurant bookings

 

We provide meals in the chalet 6 nights a week.

On our night off, we will book your choice of local restaurant for your group. See our Resort Page for more information on local restaurants.

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Spa and massage

 

There are a number of spas in the resort, each located within the newer apartment block developments.

They can be used by non-residents, but opening times and access to some facilities can be restricted.

The spas offer a wide range of massage and other treatments, but these get booked up very quickly, especially during the 1700 - 1900 aprés ski times. Let us know in advance if you want to book a session and we'll make the arrangements for you.

Treatment costs start at around 60€. There are also local independent masseuses and physiotherapists with whom we can make arrangements to visit the chalet. This typically costs around 45€ per half hour.