Estación de esquí Val d'Isère

Val d'Isère is one of the world's elite alpine ski resorts, yet it remains an area accessible to all. Since 1930, the famous ski resort in the Tarentaise region has developed spectacularly.

Val d'Isère is an authentic mountain village, where even the new buildings are traditional. Located at an altitude of 1,850 metres, it is not only one of the most beautiful ski resorts in the Alps, but also one of the snowiest. With over 1,700 year-round residents, Val d'Isère is also very lively: Sports shops, boutiques, bars and restaurants follow one another. Val d'Isère also offers a wide range of non-skiing sports, leisure, cultural events and activities as well as heritage tours. The choice of hotels ranges from the modern and trendy to the more traditional. However, most guests stay in beautiful traditional chalets.

At the exit of the village, all the slopes meet at a lively snow front. This way, people always meet: beginners and small children have suitable slopes here. Beyond that, the slope is steep and climbs to an altitude of 3400m. The black piste "Face de Bellevarde", which leads from the Rocher de Bellevarde (2827 m) to the village, is really demanding. Of course, the freeride possibilities are almost unlimited in this ski area.

At the Pisaillas glacier this summer, you can ski at an altitude of between 3300 and 2725m until mid-July. The car park at the foot of the glacier is accessible from the Col de l'Iseran, where you'll find the Cascade restaurant and the ski pass sales point at the foot of the chairlift of the same name. At the top of the glacier, the Montets ski lifts lead to the highest point.

⚠️ Please note that this information is subject to change depending on snow conditions.

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