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How to get here in Le Grand-Bornand

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Annecy train station 30 km away – oui.sncf

The Col de la Colombière is open in summer and closed in winter (currently open).

The Aravis Massif is easily accessible:

  • A 40 (Autoroute Blanche); exit N° 16 Bonneville, direction Stations des Aravis 20 km away
  • A 41 exit Annecy Nord, direction Thônes / Stations des Aravis 30 km away.

Smart tips :

  • From northern France, take the A39 freeway from Dijon, towards Geneva.
  • In the event of very bad weather, prefer to access via Annecy
  • In winter, roads are well cleared of snow, but special equipment is required (snow tires or snow chains / snow socks).
  • Road info: inforoute74.fr
  • Lyon – Saint Exupéry Airport 150 km away – lyon.aeroport.com
  • Geneva International Airport 50 km away – gva.ch
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Easy access to Le Grand-Bornand!

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Parking lots
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Connections Annecy – Le Grand-Bornand
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Electric charging points
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Connections Geneva – Le Grand-Bornand
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Bus to Le Grand-Bornand
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Cabs & passenger transport companies

Car pooling is the way to go!

What about downhill skiing?

Le Grand-Bornand stands out for its ski area, a balcony overlooking the surrounding massifs where all levels of difficulty rub shoulders, punctuated by state-of-the-art fun facilities. A case in point is the 5-hectare snowpark, overlooked by the signposted but ungroomed Freeride run, one of Grand-Bornand’s legendary descents, with the Dénivel’Maxx and its 1100m of non-stop, thigh-warming runs.

Skier in a light blue and black ski suit skiing down a slope with a view of the Aravis mountain range and a clear sky in the backgroundSkier in a light blue and black ski suit skiing down a slope with a view of the Aravis mountain range and a clear sky in the background
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A freestyle skier is photographed from below as he glides down a metal tube with snow-covered slopes and the sun behind him.A freestyle skier is photographed from below as he glides down a metal tube with snow-covered slopes and the sun behind him.
©A freestyle skier is photographed from below as he glides down a metal tube with snow-covered slopes and the sun behind him.|J.Cathala

    News and advice We tell you all about it!

    A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.
    ©A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.|Tilby Vattard
    Activities
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    Close-up of a ski and a stick stuck in the fresh snow at Le Grand-Bornand, a symbol of winter sports and sliding in the mountains.This image captures a close-up of a Salomon ski and pole on freshly groomed snow, evoking the pleasures of winter sports in the heart of the Grand-Bornand ski area.
    ©Skiing and poling on fresh snow in Grand-Bornand|Le Grand-Bornand
    Ski lockers
    Le Grand-Bornand's ski lockers offer a practical solution for storing your equipment in complete safety.Located at Le Rosay (Village) and Le Charmieux (Chinaillon), they are...
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    Two people in ski outfits, with skis slung over their shoulders, walk down a snow-covered slope with broad smiles on their faces. In the background, you can see a large wooden sign reading mon GrandBo, as well as the Aravis mountain range covered in snow under a blue sky. The atmosphere is happy and relaxed.Two people in ski outfits, with skis slung over their shoulders, walk down a snow-covered slope with broad smiles on their faces. In the background, you can see a large wooden sign reading "mon GrandBo", and the Aravis mountain range covered in snow under a blue sky. The atmosphere is happy and relaxed.
    ©Two people in ski outfits, with skis slung over their shoulders, walk down a snow-covered slope with broad smiles on their faces. In the background, you can see a large wooden sign reading "mon GrandBo", as well as the Aravis mountain range covered in snow under a blue sky. The atmosphere is happy and relaxed.|Tristan Shu
    Buy on site
    Need a lift pass fast? Take advantage of our practical on-the-spot purchasing solutions: directly at the kiosks in the resort, at the cash desks or in your partner sports store...
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    Pedestrian sports
    Theme trails, sporty hikes, trail or Nordic walking... in summer and winter alike, Grand-Bornand can be explored on foot, between forests, mountain pastures and ridges...
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    In partnership with Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Ski + Transport offer Experience the mountains without worries

    The Grand-Bo is just a bus ride away! Climb aboard, relax and let yourself be carried to Le Grand-Bornand. With our combined ski + transport packages, you don’t have to worry about the road or parking! An economical and ecological solution, ideal for enjoying a stress-free day on the slopes.

    Valid at all departure stops on the Y62/63 line, the bus drops you off at the foot of the TC du Rosay on Saturdays and Sundays, so it’s even easier. How can you benefit? Discount on your day pass for the amount of your one-way bus ticket. Present your proof of purchase of your bus ticket dated the day.from Annecy or an intermediate stop at the ski area ticket office. Lines Y62/63 run entirely on CNG.

    Valid for all age categories (except free ski pass) and all season long.

    Smiling skier with snow on his face in Grand-Bornand - Le BO! offer: 100% reimbursed one-way bus travel with ski pass.Promotional poster for the "Le BO! geste" offer at Le Grand-Bornand, highlighting the reimbursement of one-way bus travel for skiers presenting their Cars Région Y62 or Y63 ticket, in partnership with the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region.
    ©Le Grand-Bornand: your free one-way bus journey with your ski pass.|Le Grand-Bornand

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