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Le Grand-Bornand in winter
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©C. Hudry

Le Grand Bornand STATION

Winter in Le Grand-Bornand is the promise of a holiday that combines authentic village life with the pleasures of skiing and snowboarding in a family resort of international renown. Nestling in the heart of the Aravis mountains, this charming Savoyard village combines traditional architecture, Alpine panoramas and a warm atmosphere.

Le Grand-Bornand in summer

Winter is coming!

Ski area opens December 13, 2025!

Monday 18 May

Rain

10^°C

min : 6^°C / max : 10^°C

Wind : 7km/hHumidity : 78%

Morning

9^°C

Afternoon

10^°C

Evening

6^°C

Tuesday 19 May

Rain

7^°C

min : 3^°C / max : 9^°C

Wind : 6km/hHumidity : 91%

Morning

6^°C

Afternoon

7^°C

Evening

6^°C

Wednesday 20 May

Sunny

17^°C

min : 5^°C / max : 17^°C

Wind : 9km/hHumidity : 46%

Morning

9^°C

Afternoon

17^°C

Evening

8^°C

Thursday 21 May

Cloudy

20^°C

min : 7^°C / max : 20^°C

Wind : 8km/hHumidity : 44%

Morning

11^°C

Afternoon

19^°C

Evening

11^°C

Friday 22 May

Sunny

22^°C

min : 10^°C / max : 22^°C

Wind : 8km/hHumidity : 36%

Morning

14^°C

Afternoon

22^°C

Not to be missed Snow sports, nature and traditions

Between snow-covered mountain pastures and spruce forests, the Grand-Bornand ski area boasts more than 80km of runs to suit all levels of skier. Beginners, advanced skiers and freestylers will all find something to suit them, especially in one of the best snowparks in France. Families will love the children’s play areas. As well as skiing, the resort invites you to explore: snowshoeing, skating, spa and tobogganing offer other ways to enjoy winter. The calm, unspoilt natural setting is the perfect place to relax and recharge your batteries. As for flavours, Le Grand-Bornand proudly celebrates its farmhouse PDO Reblochon cheese, the jewel in the crown of an authentic region. Markets, inns and chalets add to this gourmet experience. Lively all year round, the village combines Savoyard traditions with convivial events, for a lively and sincere holiday in the heart of the Aravis mountains.