Coming to Val Cenis
How to get to Val Cenis
Trains, buses, shuttles, cabs and planes: The best way to get to Val CenisIn line with its commitments, Val Cenis suggests the most environmentally-friendly transport solutions to reduce CO2 emissions.
Low-carbon access to the ski resort:
To thank you for contributing to its eco-responsible approach by reducing the carbon footprint of your transport, the Val Cenis ski area is offering a €20 discount per person on the 6-day or more ski pass for all bookings made on directvalcenis.com (train + bus only). A promotional code will be sent to you with your order confirmation on directvalcenis.com.
For your travels, Val Cenis, with its Flocon Vert label and long-standing commitment to sustainable development, invites you to choose public transport or car-sharing whenever possible, to limit greenhouse gas emissions. Travel represents the majority of a vacation's carbon footprint.
By train
The best mode of transport to limit CO2 emissionsVal Cenis is one of France's most easily accessible ski resorts by train.
Modane station, just 25 km from the resort, is served by direct TGV trains from Paris and by Frecciarossa (Italian high-speed trains). From the station, a direct bus (line S53) also takes you to Val Cenis in around 30 minutes.
Allow around 4 hours by TGV from Paris, then a 30-minute bus ride to the resort.
Book your train tickets now!
By car
Freeway A43 towards Turin, exit 30 (Modane/Haute Maurienne) then departmental road D1006 (ex-RN6):
- Val Cenis Bramans: 10 km
- Val Cenis Sollières: 15 km
- Val Cenis Termignon: 17.5 km
- Val Cenis Lanslebourg-Mont-Cenis: 23 km
- Val Cenis Lanslevillard: 26 km
Traffic info
In winter, the Mont-Cenis and Iseran passes are closed to traffic.
The Mont Cenis road to Italy from Val Cenis is transformed into a ski slope (L'Escargot, Europe's longest green run at 13km). The road is generally closed from the 2nd Monday in November to the 2nd Friday in May*.
The route de l'Iseran (Route des Grandes Alpes, which takes you to Val Cenis from Val d'Isère) is blocked by meters of snow (up to 8m at the aptly named "Pont de la neige"). The road is generally closed from the 1st Monday in November to the 2nd Friday in June*.
*Dates subject to change, roads may be closed earlier depending on weather conditions.
To get to Val Cenis by car and find out in real time about the opening of passes, traffic conditions or roadworks, visit the official website savoie-route.fr
By plane
The airports of Chambéry, Grenoble, Geneva, Lyon and Turin are a 2.5-hour drive from Val Cenis. In winter, there are bus connections from Chambéry airport to Haute Maurienne.
Don't want to take the train or bus? Rent a car or order a cab and have it waiting for you when you get off the plane!
Getting around Haute Maurienne
Tourist information offices
