Alpine skiing
Around forty linked runs between 1,700 and over 2,200 metres, spread across Font-Romeu and Pyrénées 2000. From beginner zones to steeper pitches, everyone finds their run, and families feel at ease straight away.
The resort
The chalet sits up in Superbolquère, on the heights of Bolquère, at the entrance to the linked Font-Romeu Pyrénées 2000 ski area. The free shuttle passes a five-minute walk away, and a few moments later you're clicking into your skis.

Around forty linked runs between 1,700 and over 2,200 metres, spread across Font-Romeu and Pyrénées 2000. From beginner zones to steeper pitches, everyone finds their run, and families feel at ease straight away.
Font-Romeu rolls out one of the largest Nordic areas in the Pyrenees: more than 100 kilometres of trails through the forests and high plateaus around La Calme.
There are nearly 3,000 hours of sunshine a year here. It's one reason Font-Romeu is home to France's national altitude training centre, where elite athletes prepare.
Shops and restaurants within reach of the chalet, an ice rink and wellness facilities at the resort, snowshoe trails and sledding runs for the children. The mountain lives on beyond the slopes.