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Our stay in Bourg St Maurice early July gave us the opportunity to go hiking and cycling. Positives: It is easy to access the town by train There is lots to do for all the family. An easy cycle route along the river; climbs to the ski resorts and lots of E-bike trails and places to hire E-bikes if that’s your sport. There was lots of kayaking on the river which was fun to watch and Im sure fun to do if you have the ability! Hiking trails are well marked. Locally there’s an easy etang stroll or you can walk in the mountains. The funicular up to Les Arc was opening on 98.07.23 for the summer so you could access the hikes up there without a car. The old town has charm. There are two huge hyper markets and sports shops Negatives: It is a working town so some parts are functional rather than pretty. However, the hydroelectric station is quite interesting. Some shops and restaurants were closed. I don’t know if this was seasonal or permanent.

This was an excellent choice, staff could not have been nicer, they were really helpful and friendly, really nice restaurant outside so we didn’t have to go far. Room really clean, would definitely return Got here from Champiux car park on Tour Du Mont Blanc trail. Bought ticket for €6 each way per person for 6pm shuttle but. About 40 minutes trip,

Essentially a travel hub in the winter for various ski resorts - La Rosiere, Sainte-Foy, Les Arcs and onward to Val D'Isere and Tignes, down the valley to La Plagne and further Courcheval etc. Railway services to / from various including Paris and London. Travel in/out of the valley is hit and miss depending on timings - namely school holidays, ski season weekends etc. with frequent delays and traffic jams at those times. Outside of that easy traffic / access. Plentiful public transport, free buses (La Ronde) etc, plus buses to key resort, Funicular to Les Arcs and onward travel from the bus terminus to other resorts. Intermarche/SuperU/Lidl supermarkets and variety of local shops and restaurants as well as The Cooperative St Bernard - a must if you are a fan of cheeses. Various sport shops (Intersport) as well as a McDonalds on the Seez/Les Arcs roundabout.

Great town for accessing Les Arcs (and La Plagne). The funicular is quick and easy. The town has 3 good supermarkets. Nightlife for teenagers not great, but the funicular runs until 11pm on a Thursday if they want to go out in resort.

very easy to move about, and find where you are going for a first time visitor, the connections to transport is fast and reliable and on time. lots of friendly staff to assist . if you are a skier and want value for money with great service and great accommodation and great food Viist Bourg st Mauriice

Good little town with plenty of amenities, swimming, free bus if required, shops. There wasn't much in the way of après-ski, and the town was very quiet after 8 pm. We found good local restaurants esp Le Chalet. Also loved the cooperative laiterie, great cheeses and local produce. One down side: Dog mess everywhere. Cleaning up after dogs does not seem to exist and all the verges and grassy areas were no go areas.