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Useful Resort Contacts
Swiss Ski & Snowboard School (ESS): | 0041 244 791615 |
Tourist Information: | 0041 244 790550 |
Boutique Hotel Beau-Sejour & Spa (3*): | 0041 244 795858 |
National Resort & Spa (4*): | 0041 244 791130 |
Champéry Medical Office: | 0041 244 792005 |
Champéry Taxi: | 0041 794 301515 |
Useful Resort Information
Piste Rating for Champéry
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Transfer Times
Geneva | 1.5 hours |
Champéry is a charming Swiss village in the Portes du Soleil ski area, with a mix of authentic alpine charm and world-class skiing. Nestled in the Dents du Midi region, it provides access to 600 km of slopes that are perfect for all skill levels. The resort maintains its traditional Swiss character, with wooden chalets, cosy restaurants, and a welcoming atmosphere. Skiers and snowboarders can enjoy long, scenic runs and excellent freeride terrain, while non-skiers have access to snowshoeing, ice skating, and a world-class sports centre. Champéry combines stunning scenery, modern ski facilities, and a laid-back village feel, making it an ideal destination for pretty much everyone, including families, couples, and outdoor enthusiasts.
Champéry gives its visitors access to the Portes du Soleil, one of the world’s largest ski areas. As well as having 600 km of slopes across two countries, the ski terrain is diverse, featuring gentle beginner runs, rolling intermediate slopes, and advanced freeride zones. The area also features the ‘Swiss Wall’, which is famous for being mogul-filled and having a 76% gradient - truly a black run for expert skiers! Snowboarders and freestyle skiers can enjoy multiple snow parks, while cross-country skiing, ski touring, and snowshoeing trails are also available if the pistes aren’t your thing.
Champéry’s après-ski scene is the perfect mix of alpine charm and lively entertainment. After a day on the slopes, you can unwind at a bar with a glass of Swiss wine or craft beer, or head to a lounge for creative cocktails. Many bars also have live music or DJ sets, making for a warm and social atmosphere. For the culinary-inclined, there are Swiss mountain restaurants serving dishes like fondue, raclette, and other hearty meals to refuel after skiing. Or if you're looking for a more energetic night out, Champéry also has spots where the music keeps going, and dancing is encouraged. The Portes du Soleil region also hosts après-ski events like live concerts and winter festivals, bringing even more energy to the village. There’s something for pretty much every après-ski mood.
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