Massif

Massif du Mont Blanc

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Haute-Savoie

Kayakiste sur une rivière traversant la ville de Chamonix

Buy your apartment in the Mont Blanc mountain range

Discover the Mont Blanc mountain range, an alpine wonder that stretches across 3 countries, France, Switzerland and Italy, offering an unbeatable variety of cultures and natural landscapes. With legendary peaks, majestic glaciers, and breath-taking views, it attracts adventure-seekers from all over the world. Whether you are a keen mountaineer, skier or just a lover of nature, these mountains have everything you could desire.

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Vue extérieure de la résidence Chalets Láska aux Contamines-Montjoie

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Chambre parental des appartements à vendre aux Chalets Láska situés aux Contamines Montjoie

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Salle de bain appartement à vendre aux Chalets Laska situés au Contamines Montjoie

Les Contamines-Montjoie (74)

Chalets Láska

2-bedroom

Les chalets Láska have been designed in complete harmony with Les Contamines resort, integrating perfectly into the alpine landscape. Just a stone’s throw from the centre of Les Contamines-Montjoie village in a calm and peaceful atmosphere, with architecture that is an elegant marriage of wood and stone, the chalets Láska are in complete harmony with the local environment.

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Why buy an apartment in the Mont Blanc mountain range ?

The majestic peaks of the Mont Blanc mountains captivate mountaineers and mountain lovers alike. Les Grandes Jorasses, l’Aiguille du Midi and Mont-Blanc are symbols of adventure and challenge. In addition to the peaks, there are breath-taking views from Chamonix or the Les Contamines-Montjoie valley. With its famous cable car, the ultra-trail running races and its world-famous ski resorts, the Mont Blanc mountains offer unforgettable alpine experiences.

Legendary peaks

The legendary peaks of the Mont Blanc mountains have fascinated mountaineers and mountain lovers for generations. Les Grandes Jorasses, with the highest point at 4208 metres, has many formidable challenges. L’Aiguille du Midi, at 3843 metres, is famous for its cable car. Les Drus, at 3754 metres, have impressive sheer cliffs, and last but not least, Mont Blanc at 4810 metres, is a place that many mountaineers dream of.

The Ultra trail of Mont Blanc

Created in 2003, the UTMB is the world’s most famous trail running race. It covers 171km and has 10 000 metres of positive height gain as it goes around Mont Blanc, crossing Italy, Switzerland, and France. Amateur and professional trail runners share this unique adventure, motivated by the beauty of the landscapes around them and their collective determination to cross the finish line in Chamonix.

Petit garçon entrain de tremper ses pieds dans un lac de montagne

Breath-taking views

The most popular viewpoints of the Mont Blanc mountain range offer exceptional panoramic views. In Chamonix, the south facing balcony walk is an essential, accessible from Planpraz or la Flégère. The Les Contamines-Montjoie valley also offers a fantastic view from the col du Joly, with 1000 metres of uphill walk from Les Contamines. There is a whole variety of stunning scenery and landscapes to discover in just a few hours walk.

Ecole de ski sur les pistes du Massif du Mont-Blanc

The ski resorts

The Mont Blanc mountains are home to some renowned ski resorts such as Chamonix, famous for its varied slopes and its international atmosphere, Les Houches, ideal for families, elegant and chic Megève, and Les Contamines-Montjoie, popular for its exceptional snow cover and its traditional charm.

The Aiguille du Midi cable car

At 3777 metres, the Aiguille du Midi gondola, in service for more than 60 years, offers spectacular views of the Mont Blanc mountains. In 30 minutes, it links Chamonix to the Aiguille, climbing 2700 metres in altitude. The facilities at the top welcome mountaineers, skiers, and visitors, all looking for an unforgettable experience.

The mountains and their glaciers

The glaciers of the Mont Blanc mountains are some of the biggest in France. On the north facing side, we find giant glaciers such as la Mer de Glace, le glacier d’Argentière, les Bossons and Tré-la-tête. Their great icy slopes are emblematic of the alpine landscape.