France, Alps Resorts

The French Alps are those portions of the Alps mountain range which stand within France, located in the Rhône-Alpes and Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur regions.
There are over 200 resorts in the Alps, with Chamonix, Megeve and Val d'Isere being the most popular. Chamonix features the world's highest cable car, and Mont Blanc, the highest peak in Western Europe, is near Chamonix. Annecy has lantern lit lanes, Chambery contain the most history, and Grenoble is the largest city in the French Alps. Weather gives way very rapidly and varies from summer to winter. With pleasant weather in the summer the valleys open up to lush green fauna and fields of wildflowers. Hiking, as well as rafting, mountain biking, and canoeing are popular. Paragliding and skydiving are also possible. There are three national parks and four regional parks within the Alps - Vanoise, Ecrins, and Mercantour.
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Royal Rochebrune
De Rochebrune, France
Royal Rochebrune nestles in Megève - an exclusive ski resort in the French Alps in the wintertime and charming in the summertime. In winter you can enjoy downhill skiing (with more than 250 miles of ski slopes) as well as cross-country skiing. In summer activities include sightseeing (Mont Blanc Chamonix) or sports such as tennis, golf, hiking, and climbing.
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