La Fouly
Altitude 1'500 m - 2'200 m
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About La Fouly
Located in the heart of the Val Ferret at 1,600 m, La Fouly is the last village in the valley to be inhabited all year round. This Valais ski resort lies at the foot of Mont Dolent (3,820 m) and the Tour Noir (3,826 m), two peaks of the Mont Blanc massif. Needless to say, the scenery is absolutely stunning!
The La Fouly ski area stretches from the village of La Fouly, at 1,600 m, up to Arpalle at 2,200 m. It has 20 km of slopes: 10 groomed runs, including 4 blue, 2 red and 4 black, plus four ungroomed ski routes. You can also skin up to the passes and summits, then ski down the powder fields waiting for you. The Swiss Ski School offers private and group lessons for all levels. Cross-country skiers can discover the region's stunning landscapes on two trails through unspoilt nature, along the Dranse de Ferret and at the foot of impressive mountains: the 10 km Nicolas trail and the 5 km Luc trail. On certain evenings during the week, from 7 pm to 9 pm, you can ski or toboggan on the floodlit Petite Combe run.
A family resort in a privileged setting, La Fouly is a fantastic place for anyone who wants to discover beautiful mountain scenery without being an experienced hiker. Several short walks, lasting from 30 minutes to two hours, are available. You can also go on longer ski tours (Grande Lui, Petit/Grand Col Ferret, Dotze, Chantonnet) or snowshoe hikes.
A winter holiday in La Fouly is also a great opportunity to discover the region's cultural heritage and culinary traditions. If you are there between 26 December and Epiphany, pop over to the nearby village of Les Arlaches: the old village oven is lit 24 hours a day, and each family comes to bake its bread during its allotted time slot. Rye bread is the region's traditional bread. You can also taste the delicious local AOP cheeses (raclette, tomme d'Abondance), regional specialities and Valais wines in the village restaurants.
La Fouly has a few hotels and inns with restaurants, chalets for rent and rustic huts high in the mountains. The resort remains relatively small, and so does the choice of accommodation. So remember to book early and don't leave it until the last minute, to avoid disappointment!


