Author: Pauline Labbé

This summer, the heart of Courchevel will be beating to the rhythm of the pedals with the many events on offer for both experienced and amateur cyclists. A number of mountain biking events, eagerly awaited by cycling enthusiasts, will take place on the most beautiful roads and spots in the resort. ALSO READ: Courchevel: mountain activities, highlights, restaurants, hotels... What to do in summer? Street Bike - Friday 16 August Competitors are invited to form a team of two to take part in this mountain bike relay race, inspired by the 24 Hours of Le Mans. The challenge? Complete as many laps as possible in 50 minutes in the...

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From 26 to 28 July 2024, the departmental astronomy festival Astro'Valberg is back for its 5th edition. Launched in 2020, the festival is organised by the Alpes-Maritimes département. This year's 5th edition is sponsored by physicist and philosopher Étienne Klein. ALSO READ: Auron: mountain activities, highlights, restaurants, hotels... What to do in summer? This weekend will be an opportunity to celebrate space and the riches of the starry sky in an immense environment, perched at an altitude of 1700m. Thousands of visitors turned out last year. The festival is also an opportunity to raise awareness of the...

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Whether you're a beer lover or simply curious to discover new cultures, the Fête de la Bière in Briançon (Serre Chevalier) is an event not to be missed. Would you like to immerse yourself in a warm and festive atmosphere, while celebrating 50 years of Franco-German friendship? On 24 and 25 May, get ready for a unique cultural experience in Briançon, with a heady atmosphere, delicious food and vibrant musical performances. ALSO READ: What are the best digestifs to enjoy in the mountains? A celebration that represents a milestone in the relationship between...

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Born on 30 August 1943 in Saint-Cloud, Jean-Claude Killy embodies the very essence of French alpine skiing. Growing up in the majestic Alps at Val d'Isère, he discovered his passion for snow and steep slopes at an early age. This Alpine setting was not only the scene of his childhood, but also of his training, shaping a champion whose name would resonate around the world. From his early teens, Killy showed exceptional talent, foreshadowing an exceptional career. His first victories in international competitions in the 1960s were just a foretaste of what was to become one of the greatest chapters in his career.

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