Venosc Village

Venosc Village is located in the Vénéon valley in the Isère department, at the heart of the Oisans massif, close to the Écrins National Park. This mountain village has retained an authentic character, with cobbled lanes and stone houses typical of Alpine architecture. Venosc is known for its local craftsmanship, particularly wood carving, and is home to several artists' workshops open to visitors. The village is linked to the Deux Alpes ski resort by cable car, providing direct access to the slopes in winter and to hiking trails in summer. The Saint-Pierre church, with its mountain-style architecture, is a notable feature of the village. The surrounding area offers numerous walking trails through the Vénéon valley and the landscapes of the Écrins massif. The region enjoys an Alpine climate, with mild summers ideal for outdoor pursuits and snowy winters. Venosc serves as a good base for exploring both the natural heritage of the Écrins National Park and the tourist facilities of the neighbouring Deux Alpes resort.