About Val d’Isère

  • Altitude: 1850m
  • Total Lifts: 76
  • Pisted Area: 300km
  • Average Snowfall: 450cm

World Class Val d’Isere

 

Val d’Isère is, of course, one of the world’s best-known and most-loved ski areas. A traditional resort yet located at a very snow-sure altitude, its lifts climb thousands of metres above to open up a huge vertical crowned by glacier slopes and one of the world’s biggest ski regions.

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Val d’Isère is also one of the very few resorts in the world to have staged World Cup, World Championship and Winter Olympic competitions.

Given all that, it comes as a surprise to many arriving in the village for the first time that Val d’Isère is a charming Savoyard community, centred around a baroque church. The heart of the village is made up of ancient stone chalets built in the traditional style. 

In truth, for all of its reputation for luxury chalets and hotels, Val d’Isère is a land of heritage that has grown with the story of the pioneering families who built it and still live here today. 

It’s not by chance though that Val d’Isère is well in France and the wider world for its “art de vivre” (art of living well). The village is full of welcoming hotels and chalets, enticing, cool bars and fantastic restaurants. These range from Michelin-starred gourmet options to traditional family-run establishments, so there is something to suit everyone. 

All these delights come together to make Val d’Isère a favourite destination for people who truly appreciate the good things in life.

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Val d’Isère is a land full of history. The local families turned their little mountain village into a world-class international tourist destination set in beautiful natural surroundings. 

When you visit you’ll be skiing the same tracks as the legendary racer Jean Claude Killy, who won triple gold at the 1968 Winter Olympics, and other great ski champions who learned their skills here. Your hotel or apartment may well be the former family home of one of those pioneers.

However, it is also in the world top ten for ‘ski area size’ as well as name-fame, sharing a huge ski area with neighbouring Tignes. Add to that world class lift infrastructure and a vast array of apres ski activity and you have the archetypal world-class resort. ‘Val’ is very popular with the British, and has spawned purpose-built developments at out-of-town La Daille (1785m) , which boasts an ultra-modern funnicular, and le Fornet (1930m). Most of the men’s downhill events were staged here for the ’92 Albertville Olympics and the European leg of the World Cup season generally starts here in the first half of December.

The Ski Area

 

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The village is set in one of the most beautiful ski areas in the world and has been recognised as a world-class ski resort for more than 80 years – in short, it’s one of the classics. Seamlessly linked by fast, comfortable lifts as well as pistes to its neighbour, Tignes, the Val d’Isere-Tignes ski area has 300km of slopes served by 75 lifts, along with endless off-piste and ski touring opportunities.  It’s one of the biggest and most snow-sure in France, Europe and the whole world. 

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The vast area covers some 10,000 hectares and extends over one of the biggest lift-served verticals on the planet – more than 2,000 metres of it and ascending from already high base village altitudes too.

This big ski area has space enough to offer something to every level of skier or boarder from complete beginners to the most demanding experts. 

In the latter category, accomplished skiers can test themselves on the famed steep Face de Bellevarde and explore outstanding off-piste opportunities. 

Beginners can find their ski legs on gentle nursery slopes at the top of Solaise, before progressing to easy blue runs nearby. 

Val d’Isère is a family destination that is the proud holder of the French government’s coveted Family Plus label. High on Solaise and Bellevarde, children can explore their own dedicated Val Kids play areas. Here they can both learn to ski and at the same time find out in a fun way about all the different jobs on the mountain. 

 

Off The Slopes

 

For non-skiers looking to head to the Alps for some traditional winter snow and unique activities, Val d’Isère is just the place, with a whole selection of activities. It’s also the perfect choice for those seeking a hybrid winter snow holiday, with part of the day on the slopes, and the rest doing something else. There’s an ‘any 4 hours’ lift ticket that’s perfect for those wanting to mix and match activities. 

If you’re not on skis or a snowboard you can still race around the slopes on Moonbikes, one of many non-ski adrenaline sports options available, or for something a little slower paced, take part in historical tours of the village. Hiking cleared alpine winter paths or perhaps indulging in one of the wide range of wellness offerings are also among the long list of fun non-ski options available here.

Fatbikes are also available to rent in the village, with Wattsup fatbike.  They are ultra-light electric snow bikes delivering a unique fast-paced experience, jetting off through the forest and winding around Val d’Isère’s vast selection of trails. 

Those wanting to make the most of the mountains can take part in two-hour electric mountain biking tours, organised by mountain sports school Oxygène, which take guests up high to watch the beautiful alpine sunrise, or alternatively experience the breathtaking sunset on the way back down. 

If bikes aren’t your thing, another outdoor specialist, evolution2, offers a dog sledding experience for a unique way to discover Val d’Isère. Tucked safely in the sled, visitors explore the pristine landscape towed behind the experienced furry friends. 

For a fun and family-friendly après-ski activity for all ages, Val Adventure is a tree-top adventure course open every afternoon and evening until 9 p.m. Located in the heart of the Rogoney Forest, overlooking the slopes, there are four different, exciting courses, ranging from rope bridges and zip wires to nets, beams, and walkways through the trees.

For mountain lovers seeking some calm, ice floating, a new relaxation experience from Finland is another option, available on Ouillette Lake. Kitted out in a waterproof wetsuit, those brave enough can slip into the frozen lake for an extraordinary moment of tranquillity. The lake is located up at  2,513m, high above the village, so adventure seekers feel truly at one with nature, floating above the mountain landscape. 

For a more traditional and warmer wellness experience, there are many beautiful spas in Val d’Isère’s hotels, most open to non-residents. Or there’s the public Aquasportif centre where it is also possible to enjoy fitness classes, gym facilities and swimming pools…

As it is such a vast area, with seven sectors at different altitudes, Val d’Isère offers endless options for keen walkers to explore. Visitors can stroll through the breathtaking surroundings of the Manchet Valley, mountain springs and Saint Charles Bridge, all winter long.

In addition to all these activities, every week Val d’Isère organises a full schedule of free entertainment, including sledging races, and endless exciting shows especially for children. 

For adults interested in the area itself, the Val d’Isère Tourist Office offers historical tours of the village to learn about its past and the traditional architecture. There’s also the option to discover more about the local wild animals with guides from the National Park. 

 

How to Get There

 

The nearest train station is Bourg-Saint-Maurice (40 minutes away) where there are plenty of rail services including high-speed trains (TGV, Eurostar, Thalys) and then coach or taxi service connecting to Val d’Isère.

It’s also easy to travel to Val d’Isère by bus or self-driving, please visit the resort’s website for more advice.

Arriving by air, the nearest airports are Chambéry (2h), Grenoble (2h30), Geneva (3h), Lyon (3h). These are served by various airlines including easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair, BA and Swiss from many UK regional airports.

Many different tour operators and ski travel agencies also offer Val d’Isère ski holiday packages.

23-24 Season Events

 

December 2023

2 – 3: First Tracks to celebrate the opening weekend of the ski area. 

9-10 and 16-17: The 68th Criterium de la Première Neige featuring Men’s and Women’s Alpine Skiing World Cup races.

January 2024

15-18: Classicaval, The 30th anniversary of Val d’Isère’s Classical Music Festival.

March 2024

11-14:  Classicaval, The 30th anniversary of Val d’Isère’s Classical Music Festival (part 2).

April 2024

15-18:  The International Adventure and Discovery Film Festival presented by French writer Sylvain Tesson

The resort lift system is open from December 2nd 23to May 5th 24.

Deals, Offers, Direct Booking

 

All offers and deals can be found on Val d’Isère’s online reservation centre: Valdisere.com

 

If you are looking for the perfect destination for your next trip, our Resort Guide has everything you need to know.  You can check out our regular podcast here  Apple | Spotify | Podcasts or search The White Out on your chosen podcast directory.

 

Val d’Isère Resort Video

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The Pistes in Val d’Isère

Val d’Isère Stats

Snowmaking

40%

Total Pistes

159

AVG Snowfall PA

450cm

Mountain Restaurants

25

Longest Run

10KM

Ski Pass Area

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