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Beuil, in the Alpes-Maritimes, is a medieval village and a summer and winter resort. Its Launes area offers about 25 km of cross-country ski trails in fine mountain scenery, as well as many snowshoe routes.
For downhill skiing, Beuil is linked to Valberg: the Beuil-Valberg area has some 90 km of runs. In summer the village is good for hiking and outdoor activities.
Valberg, a charming, authentic and friendly village-resort, is only 1h15 from the Mediterranean coast, by taking the Cians or Daluis Gorges road.
At 1,600 m altitude, Auron, a true village resort created in 1937, offers visitors the comfort they look for while preserving a traditional way of life.
Between 1,800 and 2,610 m, Isola 2000 enjoys snow and sun thanks to its exceptional position, combining altitude with nearness to the Mediterranean.
The Cians is a river that rises at the foot of Mont Mounier (alt. 2,817 m) on the slopes of Pierrous.
The red gorges: the name Daluis comes from the name of a commune on the right bank of the Haut-Var, downstream of the magnificent gorges of red Permian schists that make this tourist circuit world-famous. Of the same nature as the Cians gorges, the Daluis gorges are...
Water cascades through the pools of the artificial canyoning area and the climbing wall displays its hundreds of colourful holds: the mountain sports centre at Saint-Martin-Vésubie is open to the public.