Located at 1,300 metres altitude, Termignon is an authentic Haute Maurienne village, part of the Val Cenis ski area since 2008. This village resort offers direct access to 125km of slopes, while preserving a peaceful, family atmosphere. In winter, skiers enjoy vast spaces suited to all levels, while in summer, hikers explore trails leading to the Entre-Deux-Eaux and Plan du Lac refuges, offering exceptional panoramas over the Vanoise glaciers. With its accessible accommodation and preserved natural setting, Termignon is an ideal destination for active holidays at a controlled price.
Termignon
Overview
Termignon
📅 Open 13 December 2026 to 16 April 2027
Overview of Termignon
The village of Termignon stretches along the Arc river, with a preserved historic centre dominated by its 17th-century Baroque church. The architecture blends traditional stone-and-timber chalets with recent residences well integrated into the east-facing mountain slope. The ski area base is well equipped, with beginner areas, a fun zone and smooth access to the ski area via the Girarde chairlift. The overall atmosphere is convivial, conducive to relaxation and family activities.
Our review — Termignon
Ski area — key figures — Termignon
- 🌟 Village resort (Savoie)
- 📏 1300 m Village altitude (2730 m Top altitude)
- 🎿 55 runs
🚠 35 ski lifts
Average lift age: 21 years
When to visit
Termignon in summer
In summer, Termignon is a haven of peace for nature lovers. Walkers explore trails leading to the Entre-Deux-Eaux and Plan du Lac refuges, with breath-taking panoramas over the Vanoise glaciers and the Grande Casse. Cyclists tackle the mythical Alpine climbs, while families enjoy local events, craft markets and farm visits. Local produce, such as Bleu de Termignon and Beaufort cheese, can be tasted at the cooperatives and village restaurants. A summer of relaxation, sport and cultural discoveries.
🎯 Things to do in summer:
✅ Road cycling • ✅ Rafting • ✅ Paragliding
Termignon in winter
In winter, Termignon impresses with its direct access to the Val Cenis ski area, offering 125 km of runs suited to all levels. Beginner skiers appreciate the fun zones and dedicated areas, while more experienced skiers enjoy the varied runs and exceptional panoramas. Non-skiers find their match in snowshoe walks, tobogganing and relaxing moments by the fireside. The warm village atmosphere, comfortable accommodation and snowy landscapes make Termignon a top winter destination.
🎯 Things to do in winter:
✅ Alpine skiing • ✅ Snowshoeing • ✅ Winter walks
Skiing
Below is an overview of the ski area accessible from Termignon: Val Cenis (alpin).
Ski area — Val Cenis
⛰️ Altitudes: 1400 m – 2750 m
🎿 Alpine skiing: 125 km
💰 Day pass: 50 €
The Val Cenis ski area extends from 1,300 to 2,800 m altitude, offering 125 kilometres of varied runs. It has 65 runs, including 17 green (among them the famous Escargot — Europe’s longest green run at 10 km), 21 blue, 22 red and 5 black, served by 29 modern ski lifts. This ski area is particularly appreciated for its long forest descents, its open high-altitude spaces with unbeatable views over the Vanoise National Park and the Lac du Mont Cenis, and its good snow quality. Several fun areas are available, including Mickey pistes, a timing zone, a boardercross, a snowpark and the 360-degree panoramic Canopee des Cimes platform.
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Ski pass prices — Termignon
Current lift pass prices for ski areas accessible from Termignon.
| Ski area | Day pass | 6-day pass | Season pass | Season (prices) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Val Cenis (alpin skiing) | 50 € | 258.5 € | 880 € | 2026-2027 |
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