Buses to take Parisian skiers to the resorts of Isère

Buses to take Parisian skiers to the resorts of Isère
Buses to take Parisian skiers to the resorts of Isère

And VFD has been operating for a long time via a delegation of public services – the trips to the ski slopes via the Transaltitude offer, which transports tourists from their arrival station to the resorts – the carrier has just won the call for tenders which renews his contract for six years.

Transaltitude 2024: new stations and new stations

For this 2024-2025 season, the offer includes 14 stations, departing from three stations, since the customers who will stay in the Vercors can be picked up at the train station TGVand those who stay in Chartreuse will be from the station Voiron. For the other massifs, particularly that of Oisans which attracts almost two thirds of the national and international clientele, the departure is always from the station.

A working application for Christmas

Travelers, mostly from the region, but also from the United Kingdom and closer to us, from the entire Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, can book their “last kilometer” journey via the website, up to 15 minutes before the bus departs. Cancellation is possible up to 10 hours in advance. A reservation that allows you to guarantee your place on the bus, and which can soon be done via a dedicated application, which should be operational during the Christmas holidays.

© Caroline Thermoz-Liaudy – Transaltitude partners (VFD, Department and Region) presented the offer for the 2024-2025 season.

An offer adapted to local customers

To reduce the carbon footprint of ski holidays, the transportation of skiers by coach is also available for local customers, via the same reservation channels. The offer can even be combined with “Skilignes” package, which combines journeys and passes to 10 stations.

Last year, nearly 100,000 people used Transaltitude bus services, or 33,000 cars fewer on average. A figure that the various partners (VFD, Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes Region and Department of Isère which alone finances 6 million euros for the first year of the DSP) wish to further improve this year.

14 stations served by Transaltitude

14 stations are served from Grenoble:

The 2 Alps, the Alpe d'Huez, the Alpe du Grand Serre, Auris-en-Oisans, Autrans, Corrençon-en-Vercors, Gresse-en-Vercors, Lans-en-Vercors, Le Planolet/Saint Pierre de Chartreuse, Méaudre, Oz 3300, Vaujany, Villard-de-Lance and Villard-Reculas.

In addition to Grenoble, Transaltitude offers additional boarding points from Valence TGV for the Vercors stations, and from Voiron for Chartreuse.

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