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La Foux-D'allos: Hotels and Accommodation

Accommodation in La Foux-D'allos

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The Val d’Allos–La Foux ski area is connected to Pra Loup as part of the Espace Lumière ski area. It has 17 lifts serving 43 ski runs: 5 green, 21 blue, 14 red and 3 black runs. The vertical drop is 800 metres.

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Skiing and winter activities

The Winter Park snow tubing facility is located in Les Chauvets, above the Piou-Piou Club and the Village des Enfants. Snow tubing there involves riding inflatable tubes for adults and children on a synthetic track.

Verdon Express is an all-season summer and winter luge track near the Marin Pascal chairlift at the foot of the Col d’Allos. It features a 665-metre descent with an average gradient of 12 percent within a 995-metre-long loop.

The La Foux ice rink hosts musical evenings and other entertainment. Crazy Park offers quad bike courses, electric go-karts for children, inflatable play structures and a bungee trampoline.

Other activities

The Balade Aux Sources du Verdon hiking route is 3.2 kilometres long, includes 185 metres of ascent and is listed as taking 120 minutes.

The Sources du Verdon mountain-bike route offers a viewpoint of the Verdon’s sources and the valley of the same name along the way. It is a family-friendly mountain loop with a moderate elevation gain.

L'atelier Spa offers massages, body treatments and wellness rituals.

Culture and nature

The Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste is located at the entrance to the hamlet of La Foux. It has a single-nave layout with three bays beneath a semicircular barrel vault and was probably built in the 17th century.

A population of woolly berardia (Berardia lanuginosa) is monitored every year in the La Foux d’Allos ski area. Woolly berardia (Berardia lanuginosa) is nationally protected and endemic to the Southern Alps.

Getting there

Travelling by public transport from Nice or Digne-les-Bains involves taking a ZOU train operated by the Chemins de fer de Provence, followed by a ZOU bus to Val d’Allos.

Other destinations: Montclar, Méolans-Revel, La Foux, Villars-Colmars, Saint-Vincent-Les-Forts, Les Thuiles, Pra Loup, Saint-Paul-Sur-Ubaye

Back to the main travel overview: Alpes-De-Haute-Provence.

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