At the gates of the Parc National des Ecrins, Catherine welcomes you in its character House surrounded by nature at the entrance of Valgaudemar. 7 rooms for 2-4 pers. including some with private sanitary. 8 Pers. dormitory common sanitary. Large living room, fireplace, seating area. Space for rest and reading. Billiards available. Internet access. Cycling home. Poss of self service kitchen. Space Ext. landscaped, bread oven. Linens provided. On-site, decorative painting workshop (internships). Mountain bike trails and snowshoes. Poss free management. Basket meals 10.
Accommodation themes
- INTERNET ADDICTS
- ARTS AND CRAFTS
- Massif des Écrins
Number of people : 30 persons
Number of rooms : 8 rooms
Altitude 1050 m
Pets : Allowed (free)
Internet/Wi-Fi : Yes
domestic equipment
- Accès Web
- Freezer
- Microwave oven
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Local ski-bikes
- Child reads
- Stove/Fireplace
outdoor facilities
- Enclosed ground
- Garden
- Individual house
Services
- Kitchen management l
- Provided sheets
Leisure and amenities
- Bathing :4 km
Shops :4 km- Horse riding :15 km
- Climbing :10 km
Station :40 km- Fishing :on the spot
- Forest :on the spot
- Downhill skiing :30 km
- Cross country skiing :22 km
- Windsurf :8 km
- VTT :on the spot
Themes of your stay
- INTERNET ADDICTSStay connected, receive your emails, surf the net, or work online…To stay in touch with your loved ones or your work, send news or your holiday photos, to search for an itinerary or plan the next stage of your holiday, your gîte has an internet connection accessible during your stay.
- ARTS AND CRAFTSSome of the owners are happy to share their passion for art or handicraft with you, whether professional or well-informed amateur. Take advantage of a training course or an introductory course in woodwork, painting, pottery, photography or music. Don't forget to bring your camera or brushes to immortalize the landscape.
- Massif des ÉcrinsThe massif des Écrins is a large mountain range in the French Alps. It is a wild, authentic, Mountain beauty has been able to be preserved because of its status of National Park. \"Le veil of the mariee\" in the Valgaudemar, the refuge of the Glacier Blanc at 2542 m a.s.l. " in Vallouise, Prapic village in the Valley of Champsaur, the Shepherd House, home of the Parc de Châteauroux-les-Alpes in the Embrunais and the Meije cable car are places not to be missed.
The route NapoléonExiled to Elba in 1814, Napoleon Bonaparte landed secretly at Golfe Juan on March 1, 1815. He moves back to Paris by road which now bears his name and to almost, which follows the route of current RN 85.- TeleworkingThe Gîtes de France version of teleworking is the perfect solution for you: a house with all the comforts, a space to work, good telephone coverage and an internet connection. No need to choose, with our approved "telework" accommodation you can reconcile professional life and the great outdoors in complete peace of mind. When the day's work is over, open the door and breathe!
Your holiday at the corner of fireWhat could be more pleasant in the fall or winter to meet at the corner of the fireplace to warm up in the heat of the flame and to hear the fire crackling. Sensation of vacation to stay deviser quietly and enjoy the time that passes by letting her mind go: this is what offers you our selection of houses of hosts and lodgings with fireplace!- Snow gîte - cross-country skiing in ValgaudemarLe Valgaudemar a refuge for cross-country skiers in the heart of the Ecrins National Park! The Valgaudemar cross-country ski area stretches for about twenty kilometers along the white or frozen waters of the Séveraisse. The tracks wind through the undergrowth connecting the many hamlets in a setting of immaculate snow. Beginners or experienced cross-country skiers, the Valgaudemar cross-country ski area offers trails for all levels. A valley entirely dedicated to Nordic practices. A rough diamond in a natural setting. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sled dogs, Fat bikes, ice climbing to learn or improve in a grandiose and unique atmosphere.
