Top Things to do in Champoluc
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Top 6 Outdoor Activities in Champoluc, Valle d'Aosta
Discover the best top things to do in Champoluc, Italy including Telemark Ski Hire, Tako Ski Rental, Photohike, Scuola Italiana Sci Champoluc, Monterosa Ski, Champoluc - Testa Grigia.
Restaurants in Champoluc
1. Telemark Ski Hire
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 107 reviews
Reviewed By emantro - Warrington, United Kingdom
Excellent service the staff are so helpful and friendly. They have a great system and would remember our names each day. They helped my son who had trouble getting his boots on and feeling comfortable. Nothing is too much for these guys I would definitely recommend.
2. Tako Ski Rental
3. Photohike
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Photohike is the outdoor photography experience available for everyone which love nature and want to improve his photographic skills. It's possible to participate with any level of photography experience and with any device: smartphone, bridge or reflex camera. Our professional photographer will share basic rules about outdoor photography (composition, optimization of natural light, ecc) while our official alpine guide will lead you through the beautiful alpine environment and in a completely safe way. Photohike is not a workshop dedicated only to semi-pro or pro photographers, it’s an activity dedicated to all those people which wants to live an authentic outdoor experience, hiking into the wilderness and learning something new about photography and about the culture and history of the territory.
4. Scuola Italiana Sci Champoluc
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
5. Monterosa Ski
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By J0uniM - Courmayeur, Italy
I was there in Feb19. Weekend was very windy. There was no powder, so my plan was just to ski from Champoluc to Alagna and back. Prior to Monte Rosa day, I skied in Pila and Cervinia/Zermatt. Surprisingly, the skiing day was most rewarding in Monte Rosa. Slopes were in perfect shape. No queues. I loved the profile of the slopes. Champoluc has more to ski, but Alagna valley black slope was truly a great experience. Starts wider and gets narrow village run in the end. Small walk to the ski lift. I can only image how good the center is for one week holiday, but this would need powder snow. If no powder, I feel that Cervinia/Zermatt has a huge advantage.
