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Parking lots and slope access

Le Grand-Bornand makes it easy to get to the slopes, with parking lots located close to the main areas of the ski area. You’ll find free parking close to the lifts, as well as spaces adapted for people with reduced mobility. What’s more, free shuttles are available to take you directly to the slopes if you park a little further away.

Parking and ski access

Quickly access the ski area’s slopes and pick up your ski passes directly from our partner sports stores. Take advantage of the free shuttles to get around easily, and use the handy map to find all the services you need, not forgetting the parking lots close to the slopes.

Parking lots in Le Grand-Bornand

In the village 

Close to the Rosay gondola in winter and the leisure area in summer.

Regulated parking.

In the village 

From Pont de Suize towards the Bouchet valley. Close to the Rosay gondola in winter and near the leisure area in summer.
A “toupie” shuttle service runs to the Rosay gondola on Wednesdays, weekends and vacations (every 10 minutes).

Regulated parking.

At Chinaillon 

At the entrance to Chinaillon and the ski area. Served summer and winter by our ski-bus service.

Regulated parking.

At Chinaillon 

At the foot of the Outalays chairlift. Served summer and winter by our ski-bus service.

Regulated parking.

At Chinaillon 

Close to the ski area and Chinaillon center via elevator. Served summer and winter by our ski-bus service.

Regulated parking.

At Chinaillon 

At the foot of the Floria and Châtelet chairlifts, close to the center of Chinaillon via an elevator. Served summer and winter by our ski-bus service.

Regulated parking.

Slopes map Le Grand-Bornand

    Station shuttles: free lines

    Want to discover neighboring resorts without taking the car? The Aravis Bus provides easy transportbetween Le Grand-Bornand, La Clusaz, Saint-Jean-de-Sixt and Manigod. It’s a practical, economical and environmentally-friendly way to make the most of your stay in the Aravis region, whether you’re on skis or just out for a discovery trip.

    Winter shuttle service to Grand-Bornand in front of the chapel in the snow.In winter, Grand-Bornand's free shuttles make it easy to get around between the village, Chinaillon, the slopes and the other resorts. It's a practical and friendly service, so you can make the most of your stay in the mountains, even without a car. Here, a shuttle passing an emblematic chapel in the village, under a blanket of fresh snow.
    ©Free shuttle service linking the different areas of Grand-Bornand, with a stop under the snow.|Aravis/Clement Hudry

      The practical map of Grand-Bornand

      Your packages directly in store!

      In Grand-Bornand, make your life easier by buying your ski passes directly from our partner sports stores. As well as offering expert advice on how to best equip yourself, these shops allow you to collect your passes without having to go to the cash desk. A practical service for enjoying the slopes as soon as you arrive!
      📍 Discover the interactive map to easily find the complete list of sports stores reselling ski passes in Grand-Bornand.

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