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Calvaire
Located on the outskirts of town, the Calvaire is the only religious trail in France to be listed as a European Sacred Mount and Historic Monument. Built between 1840 and 1878, the site consists of 15 chapels, 40 religious sculptures...
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Cooking Classes
After a few inspired meals at Megève’s excellent restaurants, many culinary-minded guests will feel inspired to learn some regional tricks of the trade. Interested visitors can arrange for group or private cooking lessons in a Michelin-starred kitchen or in their...
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Heli and Small Plane Touring
Not many ski resorts boast their own airfields, and Megève takes advantage of its runway located just a few minutes’ drive outside of town. Though reliant upon near-perfect weather conditions, flights over and around Mont Blanc and the Chamonix valley...
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Hiking
Though Megève made its name as a ski resort, this charming village offers plenty of picturesque hiking opportunities in the warmer months, featuring routes of various lengths and difficulty levels. Popular options include the path to La Belle au Bois...
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Skiing
The skiing in Megève has not been historically celebrated to much extent. Perhaps it is because the resort sits near such ski meccas as Chamonix and Italy’s Courmayeur, or because most of its slopes tend to be rolling and wide...
Megève
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Horse-drawn carriage rides, polo tournaments played on snow, ice-skating in the village center and nighttime snowshoeing by moonlight: visiting Megève in the winter is a magical experience. In the summer, too, the charming Pays du Mont-Blanc town shines, offering excellent hiking, mountain biking, golf and horseback riding.