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Become a partnerA village resort in the Massif des Aravis, around thirty kilometres from Annecy: 90 km of alpine slopes around the village and Chinaillon, one of the largest Nordic ski areas in Haute-Savoie in the Vallée du Bouchet — and a genuine Savoyard village, in winter as in summer.

Le Grand-Bornand is a village resort in the Massif des Aravis, around thirty kilometres from Annecy. It has its own ski area, a twin to but distinct from La Clusaz's, built around two hubs: the village of Le Grand-Bornand and the hamlet of Chinaillon, the resort's main high-altitude sector.
For alpine skiing, the area offers 90 km of slopes spread over 48 pistes (14 green, 16 blue, 13 red, 5 black), served by 24 lifts, between the village (1 000 m) and Mont Lachat de Châtillon, the highest point at 2 050 m. Riders will find a snowpark ranked among the top 10 in France, complemented by three beginner areas including a Môm'Park, and five marked ski touring routes.
Le Grand-Bornand is also a major Nordic skiing destination: the Vallée du Bouchet area unrolls 74,5 km of trails over twelve loops (from 1 to 15 km), with three biathlon stadiums including one IBU-certified, complemented by snowshoeing and Nordic walking routes.
Off the slopes, the resort cultivates an authentic Savoyard village atmosphere with many nearby sites: the Chinaillon waterfall, the Jallouvre via ferrata, the Pointe Percée geological trail, dog sledding with Nordic Event 74 or archery at GrandBo Archerie extend the stay, in winter as in summer.
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No. Le Grand-Bornand has its own ski area within the Massif des Aravis, built around the village and the Chinaillon sector — a twin area but distinct from La Clusaz's.
Yes, it's one of the major Nordic sites in Haute-Savoie: the Vallée du Bouchet area offers 74,5 km of trails over 12 loops, with three biathlon stadiums including one IBU-certified.
The nearest railway station is Annecy, 30 km away. On site, the free Skibus serves the village, Chinaillon and the slopes, with an additional shuttle to Saint-Jean-de-Sixt and La Clusaz.
The surroundings offer the Chinaillon waterfall, the Jallouvre via ferrata, the Pointe Percée geological trail, dog sledding outings with Nordic Event 74, or archery at GrandBo Archerie.
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