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Place	Arvieux - Provence-Alpes Côte d'Azur - France
Latitude	44.7953692
Longitude	6.7684031
Altitude	1810 meters
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Owner	Le Queyras
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Format	6K 12 Million Pixels Panoramique
Catégorie	Moountain

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The Queyras – A Jewel of the Southern Alps

Located in the Hautes-Alpes, the Queyras is an authentic and preserved territory nestled in the heart of the Queyras Regional Nature Park. With its grandiose landscapes, charming villages, and exceptional sunshine, this region is a prime destination for nature lovers and those seeking vast open spaces.

The Queyras is renowned for its many outdoor activities, both in summer and winter. In winter, it becomes a true paradise for fans of Nordic sports, with cross-country ski areas, ski touring routes, and snowshoeing trails. Ski resorts such as Arvieux, Saint-Véran, and Molines-en-Queyras offer the perfect setting for sliding sports in a preserved natural environment.

In summer, the Queyras transforms into a vast playground for hikers and mountain bikers. With peaks reaching over 3,000 meters, such as Pain de Sucre and Mont Viso, the panoramic views are breathtaking. High-altitude lakes, larch forests, and flowery pastures offer a variety of enchanting landscapes.

The cultural heritage of the Queyras is also remarkable. Traditional villages, like Saint-Véran, the highest inhabited village in Europe, captivate with their typical architecture, featuring wooden and stone houses. Local craftsmanship, especially wood turning, is an integral part of the region's identity.

Between nature, traditions, and outdoor activities, the Queyras is an ideal destination for mountain lovers in search of authenticity and a change of scenery.

Arvieux Nordic

The Nordic Area of Arvieux, located at the foot of the famous Izoard Pass, is a true paradise for cross-country ski enthusiasts and Nordic activities.
Offering about 32 kilometers of groomed trails maintained daily, the area caters to both classic style and skating.

The trails are divided into two main areas.
The Brunissard site, nestled in the heart of the forest, offers varied routes, ideal for skiers looking to perfect their technique.
On the other side, the routes leading to Lake Roue and the village of Souliers offer breathtaking landscapes and are accessible from the alpine ski resort of La Chalp d’Arvieux.

In addition to cross-country skiing, the Nordic Area of Arvieux also offers trails dedicated to snowshoeing, allowing visitors to explore the region from a different perspective.
The quality of the infrastructure makes this area a favored destination for high-level competitions.

Experienced skiers can take on the challenge of ascending to the Izoard Pass, an iconic climb that offers grandiose panoramas of the surrounding mountains.

Whether for the variety of trails, the beauty of the landscapes, or the tranquility of the site, the Nordic Area of Arvieux is a must-visit destination for all winter sports enthusiasts.

Arvieux

Presentation

The commune of Arvieux is a charming village located in the Hautes-Alpes department, at the heart of the Queyras Regional Nature Park.
Nestled at an altitude of around 1,500 meters, it is surrounded by majestic landscapes where larch forests, alpine pastures, and snow-capped peaks merge harmoniously.

Arvieux is made up of several authentic hamlets, including Brunissard, La Chalp, and Le Coin, which retain traditional mountain architecture with their stone houses and wooden roofs.
The commune is particularly renowned for the Izoard Pass, an iconic site in the Alps, frequently featured in the Tour de France, offering an exceptional panorama of the surrounding mountains.

The local economy is mainly based on tourism, with activities suited to the different seasons.
In winter, visitors can enjoy the Nordic Area of Arvieux, which offers cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and family-friendly alpine skiing.
In summer, Arvieux becomes a paradise for hikers and cyclists, with numerous trails leading to peaks and high-altitude lakes.

The local heritage is also rich, with remarkable buildings such as the Saint-Laurent Church and several chapels scattered across the hamlets.
The traditional craftsmanship and pastoral customs are still very much alive, contributing to the village’s charm and authenticity.

Whether for its exceptional natural setting, preserved heritage, or numerous outdoor activities, the commune of Arvieux attracts mountain lovers seeking a change of scenery and tranquility.