Discover the resort in winter

Les Karellis is more than a winter ski resort, it’s a mountain resort. With its vast ski area, its panoramic hiking trails and its wide range of outdoor activities available all year round, our destination evolves with the seasons to meet the needs of nature lovers and thrill-seekers.

Les Karellis offers an undeniable advantage: all accommodation is located at the foot of the slopes. No need to walk forever and wait in line to get to the ski lifts. Here, everything is designed to facilitate access to the pleasures of skiing and hiking. Whichever holiday home you choose, you’ll be able to put on your skis or hiking boots as soon as you leave your accommodation and make the most of your days on the slopes.

Thanks to its north-northeast exposure, the snow of Les Karellis ski area – 70% of which lies above 2,000 m – keeps exceptionally well.
Added to this is the rational management of artificial snow to ensure that you can ski all the way back to the resort.
No matter how busy the ski area is, you’ll always find wide-open slopes.

The Club Ado of Les Karellis is a meeting place for teenagers aged 12 to 17. In summer and winter alike, The Club Ado of Les Karellis ski resort offers a wide range of activities, including outings, competitions, entertainment and sports tournaments. The programme designed and created for your teens gives them the opportunity to have fun and create unforgettable memories throughout their stay with us. The Club Ado is supervised by qualified and experienced activity leaders, who guarantee the safety and well-being of the teenagers. The activity leaders also suggest educational, cultural and fun activities, enabling teens to discover new experiences while having fun.

Les Karellis is more than just a holiday destination; it embodies an unique business model whose humanistic commitments remain the cornerstone of the system. At the heart of this innovative approach is the Pierre Lainé project, an initiative that reflects the very essence of the resort and its commitment to sustainable tourism.

The Pierre Lainé project, named in honor of this visionary who helped shape the identity of Les Karellis, is an ambitious initiative aimed at creating a solid and equitable economic ecosystem. Unlike conventional models, which focus primarily on financial profitability, the Pierre Lainé project insists mainly on the social and environmental impact of its activities.