VENOSC VILLAGE

DISCOVER THE VILLAGE OF VENOSC

With its cobbled streets and artisans, the traditional mountain village of Venosc nestles on the edge of the Écrins National Park and a is basecamp for legendary hikes and outdoor sports.

Access to Venosc village

→ From Les 2 Alpes, 8 minutes by Venosc cable car.
→ From Bourg d’Oisans, by the free shuttle bus or 10 minutes by car.

Good news!
The Venosc cable car will remain open until 10:30 p.m. every Thursday until 28 August, including Friday 15 August!…
There are no more excuses not to come and visit us!

Venosc little market

Every Tuesday morning, meet in the square at the base of the Venosc cable car.
Local and seasonal produce.

Activities at the heart of nature!

At the gateway to the Écrins National Park, many different hikes await you. From family walks to climbing routes, there’s something for all tastes and all levels.

Try your hand at water sports on the turquoise waters of the Vénéon River: rafting, hot dog, hydrospeed… As well as MTB, paragliding, via ferrata, trail running, fishing, taking it easy…

Plan your stay in your own way!

ALL ACTIVITIES

Venosc: its artisans ans its shops

Take a tour of the narrow streets that wind through the village and discover the boutiques selling decorative items, fashion and souvenirs.

ARTISANS AND SHOPS IN VENOSC VILLAGE

Appreciate their passion and know-how! Among the village’s boutiques, a number of craftspeople have set up shop in the heart of the pedestrianised streets, seduced by the...

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The village restaurants

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Your accommodation

VENOSC ACCOMMODATION

Built in typical mountain style, the small village of Venosc is located at an altitude of 960 metres. Linked to Les 2 Alpes by road, it can also be reached by gondola lift in...

A lively village

A guided tour of Venosc village and the surrounding hamlets is organised every Monday morning at 10 am, taking in exhibitions, historic buildings and natural heritage… There are also numerous other events every summer in St Christophe en Oisans, La Bérarde and the Vénéon valley.