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Maps of Chamonix

Download the essential Chamonix maps & plans

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We hope this selection of piste and lift maps, street maps, and activity area maps for Chamonix will help you find your way around so you can make the most of this great part of the world.

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.

Piste maps

Chamonix Piste Maps
Chamonix Valley piste map
Brévent & Flégère piste map
Grands Montets piste map
Balme (Le Tour) piste map
Les Houches piste map
Chamonix Valley snowpark, boardercross & speed piste map
Les Planards beginners area piste map
Le Savoy beginners area piste map
La Vormaine beginners area  piste map
Le Tourchet beginners area piste map
Mont Blanc Natural Resort piste map
Evasion Mont Blanc piste map
Courmayeur piste map

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.

Ski Area in Chamonix

Sights & Attractions maps

Chamonix Sights Maps
Chamonix Valley sights map – Winter map / Summer map
Aiguille du Midi summit –  Winter map / Summer map
Montenvers & Mer de Glace – Winter map / Summer map
Tramway du Mont-Blanc map

Sights in Chamonix

Cross-country skiing maps

Chamonix Cross-Country Skiing Maps
Chamonix Valley cross-country skiing map

Cross-country Skiing in Chamonix