La Grange Berger - Les Menuires

Great! Except this year, the drought was felt...

Very large and pretty station. The staff is welcoming. We arrived from the 21st to the 27th of August, the station was going to close the summer, so many restaurants and shops closed. You have a wide choice of hiking (but not special attention). Between a hiker, we often wondered where we were leaving. Station information is multiple and widespread. The information should be refocused with pedestre trails without necessarily marked mechanicallifts and corresponding flyers, detailed shuttle schedules by shuttle and stop for example. For people who don't know the region, it was difficult to refocus the info. The ascensional passport system should also be reworked at the non-higher rate. Very bad but notice that the station is very pleasant, the staff of the station as of our residence the Chalets du soleil were great. We spent a few days disconnected and disappointing.

Friendly station, accommodation more than pleasant and very affordable (the Adonis chalets) with very pleasant staff! I pull the bow here and the animation team is top!!!! Little hic, I came 2 years ago and with the climbing pass we paid once (80€ it seems to me) we had access to the bow, the swimming pool, the ski lifts and a hike per week with a guide. Now we have to recharge the collar and each activity is flown to empty the collar... Fortunately for archiving, the hosts allow you to do several sessions for the price of one when there are few participants... But it's the post-COVID crisis that wants it, everything has increased... or it's because of the war in Ukraine, like for gasoline, food oil, drain oil etc.

Nice station. Many hikes to test but not all are well indicated. There is a choice to restore. The panel is wide for paid activities archery, kart, mountain biking, paragliding, thalasso, swimming pool, children's club....