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Alexandre VAN CAUWENBERGUE gaves us his testimony after his participation to the 7th edition of the Trail du Tour des Fiz. Disabled trailer, Alexandre prouves us one more time that the trail is a sport open to everyone! Well done to you Alexandre and see you next year for the 8th edition of the Trail du Tour des Fiz. My name is Alexandre Van Cauwenberghe, I am deaf and I have a handicap on my left arm following a bike accident when I was 14 years old. I love trail, it's a difficult sport especially with my handicaps. I run the Trail du Tour des Fiz on sunday, the 30km one, I was the number 776. My result was good despite a fall, I run the trail in 5hours and 43 minutes and arrived 182 on 421. It is a very beautiful race with stunning views! I'm happy I run it! Thank you to all the people who were supporting us on the way and to the organisation team! I'll be back next year for the 8th edition!

I discovered Passy by chance and I'm glad I did! It is welcoming and warm city with a stunning view on the Mont-Blanc mountain range, the perfect place for gorgeous pictures! It's a little nest where we feel great and either with or without snow, Passy is always lovely! Honestly, do not hesitate and come to discover this magnificent place at once!

What I like in Passy is the extraordinary natural environment in which we live and especially the mountains. Facing the magestic Mont-Blanc mountain range and surrounded by the no less magnificent mountain ranges of the Beaufortin, the Aravis, the Fiz and the Aiguilles Rouge, we're always amazed! Everyone who loves sports will enjoy all the different activities which you can do in Passy, especially the hiking paths!

What is striking and what I love in Passy is its great diversity! From the majestic Aiguilles shinning at dusk to its peaceful and colourful lakes, not forgetting the great desert of Platé, you'll fall in love with the beauty of this wilderness.

When I'm hiking the path of the Fiz, I always feel like I'm travelling within a wild and welcoming nature in which men and mountain huts have found their places.

What makes the difference of Passy and particularly the Fiz mountain range is its accessibility. By foot, at your own pace and you have all the chances to see an ibex on your way...

Passy: a small ski-resort and a perfect place for families and sport-lovers. Here more than everywhere else adventures and delights are for everyone: from the youngest to the eldest, from the trailers to the hikers.

In a nutshell, the Fiz Mountain range is a rich and rare place to discover at once!

Jonas, assistant of the operation manager, mechanic and electrician at the Passy Plaine-Joux ski resort. The resort of Plaine-Joux is special to my eyes, I was born in Passy and just as every kids here, Plaine-Joux is where I've learned how to ride! I've been working here for 11 years, and I'm not bored at all. My job is different and new every day. We are a young and dynamic team driven the same motivation: make the resort nice to everyone. If Passy Plaine-Joux is celebrating its 50 years today (in 2015) it is thanks to this strong solidarity! A piece of advice? Try night skiing in Plaine-Joux, every monday during the French winter holidays!