Are buses in Chamonix free?
“Le Mulet” is a free service of collective transport organised by CCVCMB that follows a fixed route through the centre of Chamonix, including the large car park at south entrance to the town. It allows you to reach the main areas of Chamonix.
How do I get to Grand Montets from Chamonix?
The best way to get from Chamonix-Mont-Blanc (Station) to Les Grands Montets, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc is to line 11 bus which takes 17 min and costs . Alternatively, you can train, which costs €9 – €18 and takes 24 min.
How do I get from Chamonix to GVA?
The best way to get from Geneva Airport (GVA) to Chamonix is to bus which takes 1h 40m and costs SFr 7 – SFr 10. Alternatively, you can train, which costs SFr 23 – SFr 50 and takes 3h 37m.
How do you get from Chamonix to France?
If you are driving from France you can get straight to Chamonix via Autoroute Blanche A40. From Switzerland, then follow the motorway to Martigny, Col de la Forclaz and Col des Montets. If you come from Italy the best way is via the Mont-Blanc Tunnel.
How do you move around in Chamonix?
The options within the valley to get around are either, BUS, TRAIN or TAXI (if you don’t have your own vehicle). The Chamonix Bus system is the main way for people to get around the valley and has been designed to relocate as many people as possible.
How do you get around in Chamonix?
Transport in Chamonix and beyond
- Local buses. In winter, you can hop on the ski bus with your skis or snowboards and you’ll be dropped off directly at the ski lifts, while in summer the dedicated bike bus will carry you and your wheels straight to the mountain biking.
- Local trains.
- Parking.
What time does Grand Montets open?
Opening hours daily between 8.30 am and 5.15 pm. Subject to favorable snow and weather conditions. Be careful! The cable cars Lognan and Grands Montets are closed for the entire winter season: access to the ski area with Plan Joran cable car.
What ski area is Chamonix in?
the Mont Blanc ski area
Chamonix makes up part of the Mont Blanc ski area. There are two ski passes to choose from: Chamonix Le Pass or the Mont Blanc Pass Unlimited.
Is there a bus system in Chamonix?
Chamonix has a bus system which runs up and down the Valley and serves the various ski resorts and hiking areas. All lines pass by the Chamonix Sud Bus Stop, make a circuit in Chamonix and then connect the town with other 4 communes: Les Houches, Servoz, Argentiere, Vallorcine.
How do I get from Chamonix to Le Tour?
Line 2B with line 2 offers from Chamonix to Le Tour a bus every 10 minutes in rush hour, or every 15 minutes the rest of the time. Line 14 runs between Le Brévent and Les Planards, every day from 8 am to 6 pm, a bus every 20 minutes.
Is there a night bus from Chamonix to Argentière?
There is also a Night Bus running four times per night, between 8:50 pm and midnight, from Les Houches to Argentière via Chamonix, in both winter and summer season. Chamo’nuit is a paid service.
How to get from Chamonix to Servoz?
Line 2 – the bus Le Tour-Chamonix runs every 30 minutes, every day from 6:50 am to 8:44 pm, except for Sundays and holidays during the off-season, when there will be 1 bus each hour. Line 3 serves the route Chamonix-Servoz, every day, four times per day, adapted to school hours. Line 6 – Servoz shuttle runs every day from 7:00 am to 7:02 pm.