Saint-Martin-De-Belleville: Hotels and Accommodations

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Winter

Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is located at an altitude of 1,450 m. From the village, you can reach the Col de Tougnète at 2,437 m by taking two lifts. The Col de Tougnète is the gateway to the entire ski area and provides direct access to Méribel and Les Ménuires.

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Trails

The Route Découverte des villages connects Saint-Martin-de-Belleville with the destination mentioned above. It is an easy hike covering 7.5 km, with a stated duration of 4 hours and 30 minutes; the start and finish are in the two locations mentioned. The route follows the course of a path that is more than 100 years old and was once used from Saint-Martin-de-Belleville to access the villages in the valley before the departmental road was built.

Guided hikes in Saint-Martin-de-Belleville provide explanations about the mountain environment and the features visible along the route.

The VTTAE 1 Les Encombres e-bike route starts at TC Saint Martin 1, is designated as a round trip, covers 23 km, and has 647 m of ascent and descent. The XC 1 Saint-Martin–Au Châtelard mountain bike route is listed as 5.9 km long, with 131 m of ascent and descent.

Nature

The former Saint-Martin-de-Belleville sector has been part of the National Park's membership area since the former municipality voluntarily joined the charter of the Vanoise National Park in 2015. No part of this sector lies within the park's core zone.

Culture

The Saint-Martin-de-Belleville heritage trail is a self-guided walking tour through the village that presents the local heritage and the area's former way of life.

The Notre-Dame-de-la-Vie sanctuary is a 17th-century masterpiece and is classified as a historic monument. It is situated on a promontory at the level of the village of Saint-Marcel and overlooks the Belleville valley.

The Saint-Martin-de-Belleville church was rebuilt and extended between 1650 and 1750. It is typical of the churches of the Tarentaise and features rich Baroque furnishings behind a simple façade. The Musée de Saint-Martin-de-Belleville is housed in a former farmhouse.

Wellness

La Belle Vie has an indoor pool with waterfalls, massage jets, and underwater seating benches, as well as a 16 m-long outdoor pool that is open in summer.

The La Belle Vie wellness area includes a 33°C indoor and outdoor pool in the Nordic style, a hammam, a sauna area, and a relaxation area.

For further destination comparisons, you can also visit Val Thorens.

To the higher-level travel overview: Savoie.

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