In Champery, you can expect a consistent snow cover during the height of the ski season, which spans from December to April. Situated in the upper part of the Viez valley, Champery is nestled in the midst of various ridges and valleys, sitting at an elevation of 1053 meters above sea level.
Champery boasts a diverse range of ski slopes, with over half falling into the easy category, marked in blue and green. There are 246km of red ski slopes, providing an intermediate challenge, while only 58km of slopes are designated for experienced skiers, identified by their black markings.
These statistics indicate that the resort primarily caters to beginners and intermediate skiers. However, thanks to the wide array of pistes available, you can find skiing conditions suited to nearly every skill level. Within Champery itself, you'll encounter three primary skiing areas, each offering similar conditions and differing mainly in their orientation.
Beyond the varied ski runs, Champery also boasts several modern snow parks featuring three halfpipes, four bardercross areas, and an impressive nine fun parks. The combined length of all the pistes amounts to 650km, with a 12km ski run being the standout in terms of scale.
