Summer Season at Montgenèvre

As the snow melts, Montgenèvre reveals its lush green landscapes, becoming a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The majestic peaks, once covered in white, invite hikers and mountain bikers to explore a vast network of trails ranging from leisurely strolls around the picturesque Lac de Montgenèvre to challenging multi-day treks, including sections of the GR5 long-distance path. The resort is particularly popular for mountain biking, with a dedicated bike park, numerous marked trails, and chairlifts offering convenient access to higher altitudes. The 18-hole International Golf Course, straddling the French-Italian border, provides a unique golfing experience amidst breathtaking alpine scenery. Adrenaline seekers can enjoy the Parc Aventure (adventure park) with tree-top courses, or descend the thrilling Monty Luge. The pristine alpine lakes and rivers offer opportunities for fishing and whitewater sports nearby. Summer is also a time for cultural exploration, with ancient Roman roads and military forts dotting the landscape, testifying to Montgenèvre's rich history as a strategic border crossing. The village maintains a relaxed, family-friendly ambiance, making it ideal for a tranquil yet active summer escape.