NEW - A gondola lift at Crest-Voland Cohennoz since December 2025
The Crest-Voland Cohennoz ski area takes another major step forward with the arrival of the Logère gondola lift, open to the public since December 2025. This investment marks an ambitious modernization for the resort, replacing the current Logère chairlift, in service since 1986.
The Logère gondola lift is up and running! (updated on 20/12)
The new Logère gondola lift has officially been in service since December 2025! After several months of work, it now welcomes skiers and pedestrians in optimal conditions of comfort and fluidity.
This marks a major milestone for the resort, offering modernized access to the ski area and an enhanced experience for all visitors. A new page has been turned, serving the mobility and attractiveness of the region 🚡✨
Comfort, speed and panoramic views!
With a 374-meter vertical drop and a maximum capacity of 2,600 passengers per hour (eventually) thanks to 48 fully glazed 10-seater cabins, this new installation will offer a fluid, comfortable and safe experience. You'll be able to enjoy an exceptional panorama of the Aravis mountain range, Mont Charvin and Mont Blanc!
Modernization of the snow front and new beginners' area
The project also includes the redevelopment of the snow front and the creation of a new learning area for beginners. The "Les Petits Champions" ski lift will replace the old installations, facilitating access to the gondola while ensuring safety and separation of flows between beginners and experienced skiers.
An infrastructure designed for everyone and for all seasons
The Logère gondola lift is an integral part of the resort's drive to diversify tourism. Accessible to pedestrians, families, children and people with reduced mobility, it will operate in summer and winter, increasing and diversifying the range of activities on offer.
This project also confirms Crest-Voland Cohennoz's ambitions to become a sustainable resort, in line with the Flocon Vert, Famille Plus and Accueil Vélo labels obtained or renewed in recent years. As of next autumn, the project will remove 29 pylons and 4 stations from the landscape of our favorite villages.
