Top Things to do in La Salle les Alpes
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Discover the best top things to do in La Salle les Alpes, France including Blue Bird Cocktail Bar, ESI - Ecole de Ski de Monetier, Jules Melquiond Sports, La Tribu Rando, Les Grands Bains de Monetier, Cite Vauban, Jour De Raft, Fort du Mont Chaberton, SnowPark, Fort Du Chateau.
Restaurants in La Salle les Alpes
1. Blue Bird Cocktail Bar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Jen7ify - Oxford, United Kingdom
I'd heard about this bar, but managed to visit for the first time recently.
Really interesting cocktail menu from the owner and his wife, who I understand have spent time in Hong Kong perfecting the art. It was relatively quiet when we were in, and the guys took the time to stop and chat and explain about a few drinks, allowing us to taste several things.
I particularly enjoyed the Tequila cocktail, but they were all pretty great!
I will be back as I am going to have one of each over time :-)
2. ESI - Ecole de Ski de Monetier
Overall Ratings
5 based on 30 reviews
ESI Monetier is a very high quality snowsport school. We are in Serre Chevalier valley. We teach for all level the ski, snowboard, telemark,... We have instructors speaking english, italian and spanish. We prupose collective lesson and private lesson. Also we can guide you in Freeride, ski touring and heliski.
Reviewed By Golfeur-93250 - Villemomble, France
Depuis plusieurs années fidèle de cette école de ski. ambiance chaleureuse équipe dynamique et de bon conseils on peut discuter rigoler on s’amuse c’est les vacances. Toujours dispos et à l’écoute, nous avons vraiment hâte de revenir. Une pensée à toute l’équipe David « le chef » aidé depuis peu par Lolo avec toute l’équipe Jean Mimi, Justin, Serge, JB, Denis, Richard, Stéphane, Julien, Rémi et Bérangère, Vincent, Théo un petit nouveau je ne vais pas oublier Audrey peut-être manque t’il quelqu’un mais ce n’est pas volontaire. À bientôt
3. Jules Melquiond Sports
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Ski rental, snowboard rental, road cycle and mountain bike rental
Reviewed By Orbenine
Pour l’achat de matériel de ski faite confiance à l’équipe melquiond. Du haut de gamme et de la moyenne gamme en terme d’équipement du skieur et de matériel. Accueil sympathique. Belle boutique.
Daniel aux chaussures saura vous conseiller compter entre 400 et 600 euros pour des chaussures avec chausson adapté à votre pied. Prendre rendez-vous.
Guillaume le fils du fondateur vous guidera sur l’achat des skis. Du très haut de gamme Stockli (prix+++) à des skis plus abordables (Rossignol) . On peut essayer ses skis avant d’acheter et la location n’est pas due si vous acheter. On recommande.
4. La Tribu Rando
Overall Ratings
5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By omb24 - Boulogne-Billancourt, France
Une découverte originale à ne pas manquer, le tout au cœur d'un site fort charmant. Accueil sympathique tant par la Tribu Rando que notre Musher et ses chiens. Une initiation en petit groupe (4 personnes maxi), un musher pédagogue et passionné et SURTOUT de belles sensations en descente ou frayeurs
5. Les Grands Bains de Monetier
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 662 reviews
Reviewed By SamGru - Liverpool, United Kingdom
We visited the facility last week as we needed a day off skiing. The facility itself seems well kept and clean. There are different baths to try of varying temperature and feature. The problem was that the baths were completely overcrowded to a level of awkwardness. Worth a visit but don't expect to stay longer than an hour.
6. Cite Vauban
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Chip1701 - Plymouth, Minnesota
If you are traveling to Briançon anyway, you should definitely take some time to wander around within the walls of this old fort area called Cité Vauban. It is impressively massive although there is not much to see within it- mostly tourist shops and restaurants. The local TI will give you a map with a self-guided tour that takes about an hour. Our opinion was that the best parts were the walls of the fort itself, and the views of the surrounding Mountains and into the Valleys below. There is a guided tour to some of the other fortifications above on the mountainside but only in French.
7. Jour De Raft
Overall Ratings
5 based on 21 reviews
White water sports in Serre Chevalier Valley. Rafting, Kayak, Canoe... Family trips, White water trips on half day or full day session. Our staff of rafting guides full certificated, work for 15 years on the rivers. With their experience, they will offer you a trip full of sensation with maximum safety.
Reviewed By Eric D - Dunkirk, France
1ère expérience de raft avec les enfants dont une petite fille de 8 ans !
Le skipper, Franck, maîtrise la rivière mm/ mm ce qui est très rassurant !
Plus d'humour aussi, il anime la descente en faisant monter l'adrénaline quant il faut !
En plus des aspects sportifs, la nature est magnifique et on a aussi le loisir d'en profiter !
8. Fort du Mont Chaberton
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By Sue C - Totnes, United Kingdom
Take the time to read the road signs at the fort because they tell you a bit about the history of the fort. The main street has lots of quirky (and artisanal) shops. Great views from the top. Lovely morning spent here followed by a light lunch at the Cote Jardin restaurant.
9. SnowPark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Freestyle will hold no more secrets for you thanks to the SnowPark. Nestled at an altitude of 2000 metres in the heart of the valley, the SnowPark is a dedicated Freestyle zone for all freestylers! Jumps, slides, tricks for the more advanced - whatever your level, skiers or snowboarders, everyone can have a go in the SnowPark.
Reviewed By ChrisB7777
This snow park has everything and is well serviced by chair lifts and button lifts. Can be accessed from most directions. All the usual jumps and rails are there
10. Fort Du Chateau
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By ruth h - France
We decided to visit the fort instead of skiing that day.... what a disappointment... we arrived at 1.30 to find everything closed.. we made our way up to see the fort, no signs and ended up around the back to find a private property sign, so made our way back .. we managed to find another way .. by this time it was after 2pm so expected it to be open but we found it all locked.. there was no signs saying what time it open ...the last part of the climb was very slippery as it had not been cleared or treated. We made our way back down the path which was super dangerous..we passed another group of 6 people and warned them not to go any further as everything was locked up. We finally got back down to the village and went to the tourist information which was now open , they explained that the fort was not open and we inquired why there was no signs to explain this before people made the climb up.. we just got a shrug of the shoulders ...
By this time we had had enough and decided to leave.. what a waste of a day.
Finally , you have never seen so much dog poo in all your life .
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