Getting around Haute Maurienne

How to get around Val Cenis Haute Maurienne Vanoise In both winter and summer, take advantage of the buses and public transportation network for a low-carbon stay. From the Modane train station, a bus takes you directly to Val Cenis. This eco-friendly train-and-bus option lets you go skiing or hiking without using a car. Free shuttles are also available to help you get around the resort.

Inter-station lines

Getting from the station to your station or between stations

In summer

Getting around Haute Maurienne, inter-station lines summer 2025

In the summer, buses serve all the villages and resorts in Haute Maurienne Vanoise as the main tourist attractions.

Buy a bus ticket

Download the summer mobility guide

In winter

Getting around Haute Maurienne, winter inter-resort lines

In winter, buses serve all the villages and resorts of Haute Maurienne Vanoise. At Val Cenis and throughout the region, you can enjoy the slopes, snowshoe trails and all winter activities using only public transport.

Buy a bus ticket

Download the winter mobility guide

Bus pictogram in HMV
New for 2025

Buses during the off-season

Transport on demand

In the spring and fall, take advantage of a new bus service* to get around the Haute Maurienne Vanoise region.
*Bus service requires a reservation. 

Download the Spring/Fall Mobility Guide

In winter

Internal bus routes Val Cenis in winter

Downhill and cross-country ski trails
Val Cenis by bus
In winter, free “ski buses” run between the five villages of Val Cenis

Line B runs between Termignon and Bramans. It provides access to the Planay Nordic Resort (cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, Himalayan suspension bridge, ice climbing).

The C1 line runs between Termignon, Lanslebourg, and Lanslevillard and serves all of the resort’s base areas.

The C2 line runs between Lanslebourg and Lanslevillard and provides easy access to the ski lift stations (La Ramasse, Le Vieux Moulin, La Colomba, Val Cenis Haut).

Line D is served by a “little train” that runs between Sollières and the Termignon ski area.

Download the winter mobility guide

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Good winter plan!

Bus included with 6-day + ski passes

With your Val Cenis or longer ski pass, you get unlimited access to the S50, S51, S52, and S53 buses, which serve the entire area , from Sunday through Friday!

Please note: for safety reasons (speed of evacuation), you cannot keep your ski or snowboard boots on your feet on buses S50, S51, S52 and S53. You can put them in the hold with your ski/snowboard and poles. Cross-country ski boots allowed.

Pass + bus pictogram in HMV
Bus pictogram in HMV

Bus

At Val Cenis and in Haute Maurienne Vanoise
Do you need information (timetables, stops...) for your bus journeys? Consult and download the corresponding sheet!
Correspondence

The lines do not automatically connect. For more information, please refer to the timetables in the Mobility Guide.
 

Rates

Bus routes within Val Cenis (B, C1, C2 and D) are free of charge. Inter-station lines (S50, S51, S52, S53 are chargeable). For further information, please consult the Mobility Guide or call theTourist Office on 04 79 05 99 06

Information
Cab pictogram in HMV

Cabs and VTCs

At Val Cenis and in Haute Maurienne Vanoise
Do you need a cab or a VTC for your trips? Call on the professionals at Val Cenis or Haute Maurienne Vanoise.
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Electric charging stations

At Val Cenis and in Haute Maurienne Vanoise
Charging points for electric vehicles at Haute Maurienne Vanoise.
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