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Chamonix France Vacation Travel Reviews
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In the Alps, Wide-Open Slopes and Crowded Bars
New York Times (free registration required), March 5, 2006
"Chamonix, a small resort town nestled 3,396 feet high in the Alps, has a long-standing, well-earned reputation as a center for hard-edged sports. After all, it was the birthplace of mountaineering in the late 1700's, and the site of the first Winter Olympics, in 1924..."
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Tugged Skyward by Updrafts in the Alps
Boston.com / Boston Globe, April 23, 2006
For a different activity in Chamonix, try paragliding... "We had launched 3,000 feet above Chamonix near the top of the Planpraz gondola station, then risen another several hundred feet on updrafts..."
Instant Weekend: Chamonix
Guardian Unlimited / The Observer, January 23, 2005
"Why go now?... Where to stay?... Feeling flush?... What to see?... Where to eat?..."
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Introduction to Chamonix-Mont Blanc
Frommer's
"Chamonix is the historic capital of Alpine skiing. This is the resort to choose if you're..."
For additional travel information, contact:
Office de Tourisme Chamonix Mont-Blanc
85 Place du Triangle de l'Amitie, B.P. 25, 74401 CHAMONIX MONT-BLANC
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