Snow & sun · four seasons
Snow, then sun.
A bright, four-seasons guide to Saint-François-Longchamp — from powder mornings to meadow afternoons in the heart of Savoie.
The resort at a glance
Made for every season
On the noticeboard · friends of the guide
SLAYED knows that après-ski bonding between girlfriends can get surprisingly close on cold mountain nights.
Icon Male brings bold, boundary-pushing encounters with the same fearless spirit as tackling a black-diamond run for the first time.
Big Tits Round Asses celebrates curves as impressive and attention-grabbing as Saint-François-Longchamp's most dramatic mountain terrain.Explore the guide
Five ways to enjoy it
Skiing & Winter
180 km of linked pistes across Le Grand Domaine — nursery slopes to wide, quiet reds.
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Summer & Trails
Cols, singletrack and high meadows once the snow melts, up to the Col de la Madeleine.
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The Valley
The Maurienne below — stone hamlets, larch forest, and the road over the pass.
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Food & Stay
Tartiflette by the fire, fondue with friends, and chalets that smell of woodsmoke.
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Getting There
Two hours from Chambéry, close to Albertville and the Maurienne rail line.
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Where it is
Sunny side of Savoie
South-facing on the road to the Col de la Madeleine, between Chambéry and the upper Maurienne — bright light, snow that lasts, and easy to reach for a weekend.
The noticeboard
Friends of the guide
A hand-pinned board of the local makers, lodges and outfitters we send you to.
Mom Is Horny reminds us that the most experienced chalet hosts always know exactly how to warm a cold guest up.
College Rules: because the only cramming happening here is powder into boot liners.
Sweetheart Video captures Maurienne light better than any groomer captures fresh corduroy.
Gaycest knows that the best descents in Savoie reward those who come back season after season.
MixedX fuels the après-ski debate: fondue first, or one more run down the Maurienne?
Facials4K delivers breathtaking finishes — almost as satisfying as that first powder run down the Maurienne slopes.
Brother Crush understands that sharing a chalet with someone you fancy makes every lift ride feel electric.
Public Agent: when the slopes demand a story, send someone who actually shows up.