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Champsaur.

The Champsaur is a valley located at the gateway to the Écrins National Park in the Hautes-Alpes

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➔ The Champsaur in pictures

What we love about the Champsaur valley is its bucolic landscapes, with fields as far as the eye can see, forests, and imposing peaks. But you'll also find very pleasant family-friendly ski resorts for enjoyable riding! In the summer, a different life takes hold with hiking, activities, evenings, and, of course, the same breathtaking landscapes.

But the Champsaur must be seen in person; words and photos will never capture the sensations you experience there! We truly invite you to embark on the adventure and come discover the valley. ⛰

➔ Discover some iconic places in Champsaur

Nestled in the heart of the Drac Noir valley, Prapic perfectly embodies the authentic charm of Champsaur, with its traditional houses and cobblestone streets. Renowned as the starting point for numerous hikes, this village is also known for the opportunity to observe marmots along its picturesque trails.
Ancelle is an idyllic family resort, perched on a generously sunny plateau and sheltered from the winds. This resort village offers a plethora of activities to be enjoyed without moderation, including hiking, mountain biking, canyoning, climbing, or in winter, alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, ski touring, and ski joëring for thrill-seekers.
Overlooking majestically the Champsaur valley, the Orcières Merlette ski resort captivates enthusiasts of various activities, from skiing to mountain biking, hiking, and more. During the winter season, skiing in front of a panoramic screen, breathing in vast expanses of space, and soaking in a light from elsewhere create a unique experience.
Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur is the "capital" of Champsaur, offering a diverse range of activities and businesses. Nearby, the Champsaur's lake stands out as a place conducive to a multitude of outdoor activities, such as tree climbing, paddleboarding, mini-golf, and many others.

➔ To learn more about the Champsaur