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Notre club de ski propose des cours pour tous les niveaux et accueille les groupes de jeunes dans son chalet de montagne. Cours de ski, séjour à la montagne…
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The Ski Club Alpin Mâconnais (SCAM) is a non-profit sports association founded in 1935 and affiliated with the French Ski Federation. Based in Mâcon, it welcomes people of all ages and abilities, offering a friendly way to enjoy mountain sports alone, with friends or as a family. Its 20 volunteer instructors, all qualified by the federation, lead participants and support their progress.
The club organizes ski outings and two alpine ski training stays departing from Mâcon. It also welcomes snowshoers, cross-country skiers and ski tourers, and offers other activities outside the ski season. Members can browse the online catalogue to book outings, stages, accessories and accommodation.
The SCAM owns a 37-bed mountain chalet in Saint-Gervais-les-Bains, available year-round for groups, including school trips, discovery stays and sports courses. The accessible, fully equipped chalet offers half-board, full-board or self-catering options and meets applicable health and safety standards. The club also sells gift cards, usable at its events, and is based at Centre Paul Bert in Mâcon
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