Levassaix: Hotels and accommodations
Accommodation in Levassaix
Winter routes
The winter route “Découverte des villages” leads downhill from the Preyerand cable car to Saint-Martin-de-Belleville in about two hours. It is 7.2 kilometers long. From Saint-Martin-de-Belleville to Les Menuires, the “Découverte des villages” route passes under Lavassay.
The Praranger–Le Bettex–Les Menuires winter route reaches the lower part of Levassaix. From there, you can either walk through the village to the Les Airelles bus stop or continue for 800 meters along the shared Bettex piste to the Preyerand cable car; a lift pass is required for the route.
If you would like to book a hotel in Levassaix, you can make your accommodation decision separately from the routes described.
Activities
The Via Ferrata du Levassay was created on a rock face above the village of Levassaix. The Via Ferrata du Levassay is suitable for beginners.
The Via Cordata on the Levassaix rock face is a half-day activity involving easy climbing and rappelling. It follows a non-vertical route and is supervised by a mountain guide.
Nature
The peaks Roc des Trois Marches, Tougnète, Pointe de la Fenêtre, and Pointe de la Masse are located in the immediate vicinity of Levassaix.
Culture and history
The present-day appearance of the Chapelle Saint Claude in Levassaix dates from the early 18th century.
Fort du Télégraphe, Fort du Sappey, and Fort du Replaton are forts in the wider regional area surrounding Levassaix. Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne (Convent) is a historical site in the wider regional area surrounding Levassaix.
Other places: Les Allues, Courchevel 1550, Hautecour, La Perrière, Beaufort, Méribel-Village, Saint-Marcel, Lépin-Le-Lac
To the main travel overview: Savoie.