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France is one of the most popular tourist destinations on earth, with millions of visitors each year exploring its cities, towns, villages and countryside to sample its cultural and gastronomical delights. The world-famous Pyrenees Mountains and French Alps tower majestically in the East and Southwest of the country, and nestled within these mountains are some of the most breathtakingly gorgeous and beautiful splitboarding locale’s in Europe, with unbeatable views out over the tranquil French countryside. Take a pick from our selection of splitboarding trips in France, and see why so many people fall in love with this amazing country!
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What should I know about Splitboarding France?
France is quite a large country, with a diversity of cultures, traditions and customs in different areas. The best big cities to arrive and leave from when not splitboarding include Paris, Lyon, Nice, Marseille and Toulouse.
Some of the splitboarding can be challenging, so being in good shape and having a decent level of fitness before undertaking splitboarding trip will enhance your enjoyment of the activity.
Temperatures can plummet in the mountainous regions, so make you sure you pack and wear appropriate clothing so as not to get caught out.
Why should I choose France for my Splitboarding adventure?
The Conditions
France contains two of the most renowned and epic mountain ranges in Europe, the Alps and the Pyrenees. Both of these have gained a reputation as Winter outdoor activity mecca's, with splitboarding one such popular activity to indulge in. Popular spots such as Chamonix and the Jura Mountains have excellent splitboarding conditions, with the gorgeous surrounding scenery and countryside meaning splitboarding in France is a memorable experience.
Paris
Paris is the most visited city on earth, and with good reason. From the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and Notre Dame Cathedral, to the endless array of smaller museums, art galleries, theatres and bookshops, there is something for everyone in the city of love. The restaurants, bars and bakeries contain the full range of exquisite French cuisine, and walking the streets of Paris conjures up romance, inspiration and beauty.
The French Riviera
Long-known as a holiday hot spot for the international rich and famous, the French Riviera is a popular and open tourist destination for all and sundry, with beach resorts such as Saint-Tropez and Cannes, as well as cities such as Nice, Marseille and Monaco proving the ultimate relaxing warm-weather getaway. The lovely sand, idyllic ocean and stunning beachside architecture all make for an intoxicating and sumptuous vibe.
What can I expect from the weather in France?
Weather varies greatly between regions: the northern cities and mountain towns have very cold winters (with heavy snowfalls on the mountains) and warm summers; while the coastal cities by the Mediterranean enjoy mild temperatures almost all year and very hot days during the summer season.
Which language is predominantly spoken in France?
French
What currency is accepted in France?
Euro
How can I get to France?
Flights to Paris from all major international hubs, with Lyon, Marseille and Nice also well-served. Easy access to most of the country via car, bus or train from the rest of Europe.
What’s the country code of France?
+33
What’s the high season for Splitboarding in France?
December-March, when the weather is coldest and the snowfall heaviest.
James
My Son and I we're absolutely delighted with our day out skiing the Vallee Blanche. Our guide Kyriakos was friendly, helpful and extremely professional. We really felt that we were being looked after by one of the best. Kyriakos also shared his knowledge of the route, the mountains and he even gave us some tips to improve our skiing. An absolutely fantastic experience that we will never forget.
Edy was a fantastic guide, the entire trip was well organised, and we had a fantastic time. Thank you!
Tommi
Explore share did very good job in finding a mountain guide group for me in Val Thorens. Smooth and quick communication.
Ron
Our guide Valerie was amazing. She knows the mountain extremely well and was able to take us to one run after another with fresh powder and first tracks. She pushed us hard, but also knew our limits. I highly recommend her! (And she is also an incredible and accomplished snowboarder).
Kyriakos was awesome! Very knowledgeable but didn’t push or feel like a lesson. If we asked a question he’d answer but we never felt like he was trying to teach. I was extremely happy with how we saw every other “group” going down more or less the same route and he brought us over to a spot that was untouched.
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