Vallorcine is the last French village before the Swiss border. With the opening of a gondola to the Charamillon-Balme ski area in the mid-2000s, it became a ski resort.
The station was formerly called international station, somewhat emphetically. It has two platform, a small set of sidings and a shed that occasionally houses rolling stock. Nowadays, the connection with the Martigny-Châtelard trains always takes place in Vallorcine, but in the past this sometimes took place in Le Châtelard.
The passenger building in Vallorcine. Two Z 800 EMUs are passing in Vallorcine.In 2006, a Z 800 train is arriving in Vallorcine. The station building of Vallorcine has a restaurant called Arrêt Bougnête. The Vallorcine station is still open, with a ticket office. A view on the Vallorcine station, shot from the Balme gondola.A Z 850 is passing the sidings area in Vallorcine. In Vallorcine, there is a closed shed where rolling stock can be stored. In the top left, one can see the lower station of the Vallorcine gondola.
