Val Claret was designed in the 1970s by Pierre Schnebelen as a ski-in/ski-out resort. The Lognan competition stadium, located directly next to the Tichot chairlift, hosts numerous national and international competitions throughout the winter season.
If you would like to find accommodations in Val Claret, you can narrow your search specifically to this location.
Winter and Activities
The Plaine Olympique activity base in Val Claret offers beach volleyball courts. The Aventure Park is located in Val Claret, in the immediate vicinity of Plaine Olympique, and features a suspended net course without a harness that is accessible to anyone who can walk.
The temporary pump track in Tignes Val Claret is freely accessible. Archery takes place at the Val Claret activity base with suitable equipment and under safe conditions. The meeting point for snow tubing is at the entrance to the Grande Motte car park in Val Claret.
Nature
The route to Col de Fresse begins in Val Claret, follows the GR55, and leads to the marked boundary of Vanoise National Park.
Several peaks are located in the immediate vicinity of Val Claret: Dôme de Pramecou, Pointe de Pramecou, Rochers Rouges, and Pointe du Grand Pré.
Culture and Surroundings
Several historic buildings are located in the wider region surrounding Val Claret. These include the Fort de La Turra, Fort Charles-Albert, and Fort Marie-Christine fortifications, as well as the Saint-Pierre d'Extravache monument.
