To help you get your bearings, in this section you will find piste & ski lift maps, town & sights maps, and hiking & biking maps for the whole valley.
Whilst the principal town is of the same name, 'Chamonix' is often used in reference to the whole valley, stretching over 28km from Le Fayet to Vallorcine. It is, however, made up of several distinct and charming villages including Servoz, Les Houches, Les Bossons, Les Praz, Les Tines, Argentière, Montroc, Le Tour and, at the top of the valley, Vallorcine.
Highlights
Piste maps
The lifts are marked on the piste maps using straight black lines and there are four types; button tow/drag, chair, télécabine and télépherique. They have the corresponding abbreviations:
- TK - téléski (drag)
- TS - télésiege (chair)
- TC - télécabine (gondola)
- TPH - téléphérique (cable car)
Anything prefixed/suffixed with “Express” means a six-person fast chairlift.
Town maps
Sights & Attractions Maps
| Chamonix Sights Maps |
| Chamonix Valley sights map – Winter map / Summer map |
| Aiguille di Midi summit – Winter map / Summer map |
| Montenvers & Mer de Glace – Winter map / Summer map |
| Tramway du Mont-Blanc map |
Winter walking / trail maps
| Chamonix Winter Walking & Snowshoeing Maps |
| Chamonix Valley winter walking & snowshoeing trail map |
| Flégère La Tete au Buy snowshoeing trail map |
| Flégère La Raverettaz snowshoeing trail map |
| Pays du Mont Blanc Region snowshoeing trail map (French Version) |
Cross-country skiing maps
| Chamonix Cross-Country Skiing Maps |
| Chamonix Valley cross country skiing map |
Hiking & walking Maps
Mountain bike trail maps
| Chamonix Mountain Bike Trails Maps |
| Chamonix Valley mountain bike trails map |
| Saint-Gervais mountain bike trails map |
Paragliding maps
| Chamonix Paragliding Maps |
| Chamonix Valley paragliding take-off & landing areas guide |
