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Montgenèvre might seem like a mouthful especially when you have to put on your best French accent, but it’s ok, c’est bon, it’s easier to say than you think!

One thing that is for certain amidst the toing and froing of restrictions and travel bans - the magnifique mountains of Montgenèvre continue to stand high and mighty (1.860m to be exact) and are long awaiting your arrival. And the good news is, it is again possible for you to travel from the UK to France. Make no mistake, now is the time to make a break for it and make your way to The Continent.

A message about changing rules for guests from the UK.

Next year, the 109^th Tour de France will take place from 1^st to 24^th July 2022 - when the ultimate pros put pedal to the metal for 21 staggering stages, covering a total of 3,328km of long and winding road. The tour de force, act of strength, will commence in Copenhagen and will, at stages 11 and 12, on the 13^th and 14^thJuly, enter our neck of the woods!

Here in beautiful Montgenèvre we are gearing up for an unforgettable and in high demand 21/22 ski season. There’s no denying we’ve missed having you here. Whilst the sun has continued to shine brilliantly, as expected, here in Montgenèvre, our hearts have been gloomy. Re-opening over the last few seasons has gone as well as could be hoped but we long to have you here with us for our up and coming snow-sure winter season. Let's get back on the slopes!

Are you looking at becoming a property owner with the view to renting it out? You would be on to a good thing… especially now and especially within the ‘high life’ of the Hautes-Alpes!

What is the weather like in Montgenèvre?

It isn’t a matter of luck that the sun (almost) always shines down on Montgenèvre. Its ideal geographical location and unique orientation, Hautes-Alpes, means that this special place holds the magical meteorological recipe for many sunny days, even during winter - a minimum of 300 days of the year, in fact, which is a très bon Alps average.