The Northern Alps: between charming village resorts and large ski areas
The Northern Alps offer a wide variety of landscapes from glaciers to medium mountains, from large international ski resorts to charming village resorts.
Spring is a good time to take advantage of the ski areas, pleasant snow, good weather, and temperatures that invite you to extend the days on the terrace. It is also the right time to learn to ski, with very low prices, with friends or family, you can still enjoy the resorts of Savoie, Haute-Savoie or Isère until the end of April and for some until the beginning of May!
The assets of the Northern Alps in spring are based on a triptych nature, culture and outdoor. With the return of fine weather and the awakening of nature, the destination stands out for the diversity of its offer around the lakes and in the mid-mountains, both for gentle activities (walking, hiking, mountain biking, wellness...) and more committed activities (cycling, trail, rowing...).
Spring favorite: the 4 Savoie Mont Blanc lakes - Leman, Annecy, Bourget, Aiguebelette - form a destination in their own right and aim to attract holidaymakers looking for a lakeside vacation style. This attractiveness is based on a unique setting, a unique relationship with the men and women of these territories and incomparable experiences to be had on the shores of these lakes with their different and marked identities: Lake Geneva, the most "maritime", Lake Annecy the most invigorating, Bourget the most rejuvenating and Lake Aiguebelette the most confidential.
In Isère, meet the local producers of the Oisans, and take the opportunity to stroll through the small villages of the Vercors or the Chartreuse with the scent of the first buds. These authentic and lively villages offer a wealth of activities and leisure activities for a stimulating vacation and a gentle way of life that calls for relaxation and disconnection. On your bike you can warm up on the small roads of the territory while waiting for the opening of the big passes. Get out of the numbness of winter by following the rhythm of nature in the heart of a wild territory.
