Interfrance: Haute-Joux and Mont Noir ski resort

General Information

Haute-Joux and Mont-noir ski area is the fastest to access if coming from Paris by the TGV (high speed train). The elevation of the villages ranges from 1,000 to 1,200 m and skiers can enjoy 170 km (106 miles) of cross-country trails and a good amount of snow.
Foncine-le-Haut, the largest village of this area at 20 km (12 miles) from the town of Champagnole, is the only place for downhill skiing.

Ski Resorts

Ski Areas Arsure-Arsurette, Altitude: 950 to 1,160 m. About 110 inhabitants. Cross-country skiing: 47 km of trails Sled area: 1 Snowshoeing: 1 trail Bief-du-Fourg, Altitude: 850 to 900 m. Village of about 125 inhabitants. Cross-country skiing: 20 km of trails Cerniebaud, Altitude: 960 to 1200 m. About 50 inhabitants Cross-country skiing: 25 km of trails, 1 trail with light. Sled area: 1 Snowshoeing: 2 marked trails Pedestrian trail: 1 Chaux-des-Crotenay, Altitude: 760 to 780 m. Village of about 370 inhabitants. Cross-country skiing: 30 km of trails Foncine-le-Haut, Altitude: 860 to 1,275 m. Village of about 860 inhabitants, 12 km from Mouthet. Cross-country skiing: 60 km of marked and well maintainded trails through nice forests and 2 trails with light. Downhill skiing: 1 ski lift Ski jump: 1 Sled area: 1 Snowshoeing: 6 marked trails Pedestrian trail: 3 Les Chalesmes, Altitude: 930 to 1,160 m. Village of about 80 inhabitants. Cross-country skiing: 47 km of trails Longcochon, Altitude: 785 to 890 m. Village of about 50 inhabitants. Cross-country skiing: 55 km of trails Mignovillard, Altitude: 870 to 1,150 m. About 650 inhabitants. Cross-country skiing: 60 km of trails, 1 trail with light Snowshoeing: 1 trail

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