Top 5 ski coworking spaces

Put on your skis and your warmest wetsuits. Today, we're taking you coworking alongside France's - hopefully - snowiest peaks! Who says you can't combine business with pleasure? What's more, we've been talking about flexibility, agility and a better work-life balance for years. Now it's time to make it happen. Today, we present you with our selection of the best coworking spaces to go skiing and, of course, telework a bit during the coming winter vacations. All the way!

Coworking on skis: where there's a will, there's a way!

The concept of ski coworking, often referred to as "mountain coworking" or "ski chalet coworking", is becoming increasingly popular. The idea is to combine remote working with a mountain experience, alone or with family, enabling professionals to enjoy nature while remaining productive. Some resorts have understood the benefits that coworking spaces can offer their residents and holidaymakers, and are increasingly banking on them to attract connected visitors. In addition to providing a reliable Internet connection, not always easy from a chalet, these spaces offer a quiet bubble in which to relax and telework in complete serenity.

Our selection of coworking spaces in the mountains

1 - Uto-Pic Autrans (38): flexible workspace in the Vercors mountains

Offered by a local association on the Autrans plateau, this coworking space delivers 3 distinct workspaces between closed and shared offices. It is housed in a former café-restaurant in the heart of the village. Spaces are available from half-day upwards.

Available to Vercors residents and holidaymakers alike, preferential rates are also offered to students and jobseekers.

Bonus: the setting, of course! as well as the " Apéros Pic " events organized by the association, which showcase local creators and artisans. A great way to continue exchanging ideas and meeting new people.

→ Find out more about the Uto-Pic Coworking space

2 - Pêle Coworking (74) in La Clusaz: teleworking at the foot of the ski resorts

It's in the French Alps that we're putting down our suitcases this time, in the charming ski resort of La Clusaz. A renowned winter and summer ski resort, it is part of the Aravis ski area, which also includes the resorts of Le Grand-Bornand, Manigod and Saint-Jean-de-Sixt. La Station offers a variety of downhill, cross-country and other winter activities.

Le Pêle Coworking is part of a brand-new network of facilities created to energize the area. It has ESUS accreditation, which highlights its socially useful action in favor of local communities. Open to all professionals, as well as private individuals, residents and visitors, it also offers a wide range of local services (postal, financial, etc.).

Bonus: the view of the chairlifts in operation and the skiers racing down the slopes in winter, as well as the possibility of transforming the site into an exhibition space or an artistic stage.

→ Find out more about the Pêle Coworking Plus coworking space

3 - Buro Morzine (74): the Haute Savoie is waiting for you

There's no need here either to introduce you to the Morzine ski resort, located in the Portes du Soleil ski area, one of the largest ski areas in the world, encompassing France and Switzerland. La Station is about 80 kilometers from Geneva, Switzerland, making it easily accessible to international visitors. With more than 600 kilometers of slopes, skiers of all levels, from beginners to experts, will find courses adapted to their skills... and also coworking spaces!

This time, we're taking you to the Büro Morzine premises to discover these flexible workspaces comprising 7 individual workstations (and places are expensive). Each workstation is equipped with ergonomic and technological furniture and tools to provide the necessary comfort for visiting teleworkers.

The little plus: Honestly, what we like best is the simplicity of the space. Straight to the point, as our Anglo-Saxon friends say. We come here to work and we work well here.

→ Find out more about the Buro Morzine coworking space

4 - Pyren Escape (74): your coworking space in the Pyrenees

To all teleworkers and coworkers in the Pyrenees, look no further - you've just found the workspace with ideal conditions. Designed and developed by a family of Digital Nomads, L'Espace Pyren Escape is one of the few coworking spaces in France to offer such a wide variety of flexible spaces. Here, you can work from coworking spaces, bedroom offices or outdoor workspaces. And quite frankly, working from a hammock or a sun lounger facing the Pyrenees gives you another vision of hybrid working.

Bonus: whatever the season, this coworking space is the starting point for a host of sporting activities in the Pyrenees. We'll let you discover this list directly in the description, but we're sure you'll be convinced!

→ Discover the Pyren Escape coworking space in more detail

5 - Mont Blanc Base Camp: experience the French Alps differently

Located in the heart of the Chamonix valley, the Mont-Blanc Basecamp is distinguished by its recent architecture, which skilfully fuses Japanese influences with ultramodern offices bathed in natural light. The Mont-Blanc Basecamp is a favorite with many of the Mont-Blanc Valley's key players: entrepreneurs, start-ups and digital Nomads. Natural oak panels form an envelope around the building, emphasizing the authentic nature of the wood.

L'Espace offers personal or private offices for 2 to 6 people.

Aplus: Japanese architect Kengo Kuma has created an ideal, timeless working environment.

→ Find out more about L'Espace de coworking Mont Blanc Base Camp

Now you have the keys to escaping urban stress and working in an inspiring environment as close as possible to the mountains of France. Mountain coworking spaces offer much more than just a shared office. They create an environment conducive to productivity, creativity and life balance, combining the best of both worlds: the professional and the natural. Let's talk about your needs?