Spring Season at Montgenèvre

Spring in Montgenèvre is a season of transformation, witnessing the gradual thaw of winter's embrace and the reawakening of alpine life. Early spring still offers opportunities for late-season skiing, particularly at higher altitudes, where snowpack can remain deep well into April. As temperatures rise, the lower slopes begin to reveal verdant pastures, and wildflowers emerge, painting the landscape with splashes of color. This is a fantastic time for 'ski touring' or 'rando ski' for experienced enthusiasts, combining ascent on skis with exhilarating descents in fresh snow. For non-skiers, it's a period for increasingly accessible lower-altitude hikes, observing the return of wildlife and the melting snow creating rushing streams and waterfalls. The village is quieter than peak seasons, offering a relaxed atmosphere for those seeking a peaceful break. Facilities gradually reopen in preparation for the summer season, and the air is filled with the promise of warmer days and new adventures.