Champoussin accomodation guide - World Snowboard Guide

Navigation

Resort life

Both Champoussin and Les Crosets are small, quiet villages. If you're looking for choice with restaurants, bars and shops, forget it, your needs won't be met. If you're keen to be in this area of the Portes Du Soleil but you want something a little busier, take a look at Champery.

If your focus is geared more towards the shred, and you like something a little different, Les Crosets, especially, with it's good placement could be an interesting alternative to the more common resorts of the Portes Du Soleil. Getting to Avoriaz, Linderets and Pre La Joux from here is easy, which means the area's best terrain is on tap.

Champoussin Village
Photo: Gavin Hope

Champoussin is both family and ski oriented. The town council has had to close two chairs that provide good connectivity between Les Crosets and Champoussin, and whilst these chairs are closed the link between the two is terrible, really. Champoussin as a starting point isn't good.

With Val d'Illiez being quite out of the way it isn't really a good option for those interested in good slope access, there are too many better options in the Portes Du Soleil. If you do want a village that's a little away from the slopes, you'll find Val d'Illiez cheaper than Les Crosets and Champoussin, due to it's location. Champoussin and Les Crosets are 10 km from Val d'Illiez and you must use the bus. Champery is closer to Val d'Illiez, 4km, and you can travel there by train.

Map view
List view

Add your own recommendation

Resort Statistics

Lifts

Total Lifts: 19
Cable cars: 1
Chair lifts: 7
Drag lifts: 11
Board Leashes required: No

Mountain

Total pistes/trails: 15
Total ride area: 24km

Lift Passes

	Low Season			High Season
	CHF	GBP	Average	CHF	GBP	Average
Day Pass	-	-		-	-

	CHF	GBP	Average
Season Pass:	-	-

Lift Passes:
For the local area (Peak dates):
Day pass 42 euros
Half Day 32 euros
PORTES DU SOLEIL
Day pass 57 euros
Half Day 43 euros
Lift times:[No information]