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With a total of 32 hectares of skiable terrain, Gérardmer is now the second largest ski area in the Vosges.
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The pistes in the Gérardmer and La Mauselaine areas are spread between 750 metres and 1140 metres above sea level, at the summit of the Tête de Grouvelin. The total vertical drop is 370 metres.
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At weekends and during the holidays, free shuttle buses leave from Gérardmer town centre, rue du Levant. First departure at 8.30am, last return at 5.30pm.
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The resort has a total of 19 lifts: 2 chairlifts and 17 drag lifts.
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For downhill skiing, the resort has 22 pistes to suit all levels: 10 green runs, 2 blue runs, 8 red runs and 2 black runs.
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In Gérardmer, the production of artificial snow ensures good skiing conditions on more than 10 km of pistes.
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The resort has a number of restaurants, some of which are located right next to the ski runs. 4 mountain restaurants are open to you to recharge your batteries between two ski descents. For the unmissable evening tofaille, head to one of Gérardmer's many typical restaurants!
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Yes, you can hire your ski equipment directly on site.
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There are plenty of other activities on offer! There's a choice of tobogganing and airboarding, swincar, fat bike and snowshoe outings, swimming pool sessions and relaxing activities at the Gérardmer aquatic centre... And don't forget the cinema and bowling!
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The Gérardmer - La Mauselaine ski area has a tobogganing area with 2 runs. Each run is safe and adapted to your own pace.
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Other Le Massif resorts welcome you for a ski session for two, with family or friends!
- The Champ du Feu resort