As part of the Paradiski area, which offers 425 km of pistes, Les Arcs is the second-largest linked ski area in the world, after the Three Valleys. The centrepiece of the resort’s efficient lift system is the Vanoise Express, the world’s largest cable car, which connects you to La Plagne in just 4 minutes.
Beginners: Each altitude village has green runs on its doorstep, handy for first days. From Arc 1800, the long blue Belvédère lets novices explore tree-lined gentle terrain back to base.
Intermediates: Les Arcs is built for mileage: cruise reds from Col de la Chal to Peisey, lap the rolling blues of Arc 2000 or ski the full 7 km Aiguille Rouge red for 2,000 m of vertical.
Advanced & off-piste: Black pistes like the top section of Aiguille Rouge and the steep Bois de l’Ours drops suit experts. Guides lead to couloirs off the glacier and hidden powder in Malgovert’s trees.
Snowboarding: The Mille8 fun zone in Arc 1800 mixes jumps, rails and night riding. Wide pistes, chairlifts and varied off-piste earn Les Arcs its “home of snowboarding” tag.
Les Arcs is an excellent choice for family skiing, offering plenty of slopes to suit all abilities and ski-in/ski-out accommodation for easy access to the slopes. Parents and kids alike will love the variety of runs, and the resort's well-organised layout minimises the hassle of getting around. In addition to skiing, Les Arcs offers a wide range of family-friendly activities, including sledging and snowshoeing, ensuring that the whole family can enjoy their time in the mountains.
Snow activities:: Skidooing, snakegliss, ski touring, snowshoeing, speed riding, dog sledding.
Non-skiing activities:: Tobogganing, paragliding, swimming pool, walking trails, Igloo Village, ice Rink, indoor sports.
Les Arcs is a culinary paradise, offering a range of dining options from rustic eateries serving traditional Alpine dishes to gourmet establishments. Notable restaurants worth experiencing include L'Ambiente, Le Sanglier Qui Fume, La Vache Rouge, and Le Savoy.
Les Arcs, with its vibrant mix of traditional and modern vibes, delivers a memorable après-ski experience. Noteworthy après ski bars include the Red Hot Saloon, Bar King Mad, O'Chaud, and L'Arpette.
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