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Dévalkart de Manigod

Dévalkart de Manigod: several-hundred-metre rail descent in the heart of the Manigod / La Croix-Fry resort, chairlift access, mountain thrills and Aravis panorama.

Dévalkart de Manigod — mountain coaster in Manigod, Haute-Savoie
At a glance
Type
Mountain coaster
Access
Outdoor · mainly summer
Price
Descent ~€5-8 · multi-descent passes
Duration
~3-5 min per descent
Best season
Summer (June to September)
Town
Manigod

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What is Dévalkart de Manigod

The Dévalkart de Manigod is a mountain coaster (rail luge) in the heart of the Manigod / La Croix-Fry resort, in the Aravis massif. The descent, on a secured rail, runs several hundred metres with banked turns, controlled jumps and straights for guaranteed thrills. The driver controls speed using brake levers, making the activity accessible to families while allowing the more daring to race down at full speed. The return to the start is usually by chairlift (often included in the pass).

Who is it for? Dévalkart welcomes families, children accompanied by an adult (often from age 3 as a passenger, from age 8 as a driver subject to size), groups of friends and tourists staying in Manigod, La Clusaz, Annecy or elsewhere in the Aravis. It's a flagship summer activity in the resort, alongside hiking, mountain biking and other outdoor activities. A descent lasts 3 to 5 minutes depending on pace, and can be repeated as often as you like with multi-descent passes.

Practical info and access. The Dévalkart is mainly open from June to September (subject to weather and resort opening). Booking is generally not required — tickets on site. Expect €5-8 per descent, with 5/10/day passes at lower per-descent rates. The site is at the Manigod / La Croix-Fry resort, accessible by car from Annecy via Thônes (~40 min) or from La Clusaz (~15 min). Resort parking, chairlift departure close to the Dévalkart. Combines well with a family day at the resort and a mountain restaurant lunch.

Activities

What you can do here

Practical

Practical information

Address
Manigod / La Croix-Fry resort, 74230 Manigod View on map
GPS coordinates
Aravis massif, La Croix-Fry
Phone
Manigod Tourist Office (see manigod.com)
Official website
See manigod.com (Tourist Office)
Opening hours
Mainly open June to September (subject to weather and resort conditions). Daily hours posted at the resort.
Prices
Descent ~€5-8, 5/10/day passes at lower per-descent rates. Exact 2026 prices at the box office.
Booking
No booking required: tickets on site.
Duration
~3-5 min per descent
Parking
Parking at La Croix-Fry resort.
Accessibility
Size conditions to drive; passenger accompanied by an adult from age 3 subject to site.
Audience
Families, children from age 3 (passenger), driver from age 8 subject to size.
Languages
French; English depending on staff.
When to visit

When to visit

Mainly summer (June to September). Opening subject to weather and resort. Peaks: summer holidays, sunny weekends. In rain, possible closure.
Events : Summer resort events (festival, mountain fête, alpine pasture markets). Combined passes with other summer activities at the resort. See manigod.com.
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Dévalkart de Manigod?

The Dévalkart is in the heart of the Manigod / La Croix-Fry resort, in the Aravis massif (74230). Car access from Annecy via Thônes (~40 min) or La Clusaz (~15 min).

When is it open?

The Dévalkart is mainly open from June to September, depending on weather and resort opening. Check daily opening at manigod.com or the Tourist Office.

From what age can you ride?

Generally, children can ride as passengers from age 3 accompanied by an adult, and drive from age 8 subject to their size. Precise conditions are shown on site.

How much does a descent cost?

A descent generally costs €5 to €8, with 5/10/day passes at lower per-descent rates. Exact 2026 prices to confirm at the box office.

How long is a descent?

A descent lasts about 3 to 5 minutes depending on pace. Return to the start is usually by chairlift (~10 min ride up).

Do I need to book?

No, generally no booking required: tickets on site. In high season (summer holidays, fine weekends), prefer morning or late afternoon to avoid queues.

Is it open in winter?

The Dévalkart is mainly a summer activity (June-September). In winter, the resort is open for alpine skiing and traditional snow sledging takes over.

Sources

Sources & verification

Multi-source verification at publication. Information may change — confirm with the official operator before travelling.

Published 1 juin 2026·Updated 10/06/26

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