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We are travelling to Charmonix with an 11, 5 and 2 year old in January. We are staying in a place near Les Houches. If anyone can give us advice about skiing lessons for children there, activities or places to visit there with the toddler while the adults go skiing and the older kids have lessons; what to do if the weather is not goo; what to take. Any advice will be appreciate it.

I would just hire from Geneva airport (@ 1 hour away)as would fly there. Just specify the car has winter tyres and include snow chains.


Easier to hire from the Swiss side rather than the French - its much easier to find when returning the car (there are surcharges if you return to the wrong side).


Another alternative would be to drive to Chamonix - you would need to buy/hire snow chains though.

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