Val d'Isère

Ski resort in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, France · 37 lifts · 154 slopes, 116.0 km

Out of season — all lifts closed. The planned season start is 28 Nov

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Lifts

37 total
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The planned season start is 28 Nov

  • Closed 3000
    Start – end
    2 793 m – 2 956 m
  • Closed Bellevarde Express
    Start – end
    1 830 m – 2 211 m
  • Closed Borsat
    Start – end
    2 403 m – 2 781 m
  • Closed Cascade
    Start – end
    2 724 m – 3 122 m
  • Closed Céma
    Start – end
    2 718 m – 2 791 m
  • Closed Cugnaï
    Start – end
    2 681 m – 2 898 m
  • Closed Daille
    Start – end
    1 797 m – 2 286 m
  • Closed Datcha
    Start – end
    2 417 m – 2 616 m
  • Closed Fornet
    Start – end
    1 940 m – 2 316 m
  • Closed Funival
    Start – end
    1 927 m – 2 691 m
  • Closed Glacier
    Start – end
    2 482 m – 2 806 m
  • Closed Grand Pré
    Start – end
    2 495 m – 2 714 m
  • Closed Laisinant
    Start – end
    1 864 m – 2 589 m
  • Closed Lanche
  • Closed Legettaz
    Start – end
    1 881 m – 1 981 m
  • Closed Leissières
    Start – end
    2 689 m – 2 720 m
  • Closed Loyes Express
    Start – end
    2 152 m – 2 678 m
  • Closed Madeleine Express
    Start – end
    2 517 m – 2 680 m
  • Closed Manchet Express
    Start – end
    1 942 m – 2 631 m
  • Closed Marmottes Express
    Start – end
    2 381 m – 2 694 m
  • Closed Mont Blanc
    Start – end
    2 266 m – 2 511 m
  • Closed Montet
    Start – end
    3 044 m – 3 213 m
  • Closed Olympique
    Start – end
    1 830 m – 2 690 m
  • Closed Pays Désert
    Start – end
    2 647 m – 2 730 m
  • Closed Pim
    Start – end
    2 516 m – 2 551 m
  • Closed Poum
    Start – end
    2 529 m – 2 548 m
  • Closed Pyramides
    Start – end
    2 322 m – 2 735 m
  • Closed Rogoney
    Start – end
    1 832 m – 1 991 m
  • Closed Savonnette 1
    Start – end
    1 839 m – 1 886 m
  • Closed Savonnette 2
  • Closed Signal 1
    Start – end
    2 728 m – 2 927 m
  • Closed Slalom
    Start – end
    2 401 m – 2 498 m
  • Closed Snow Park
  • Closed Solaise
    Start – end
    1 832 m – 2 551 m
  • Closed TS Fontaine
    Start – end
    2 381 m – 2 682 m
  • Closed Vallon de l'Iseran
    Start – end
    2 317 m – 2 794 m
  • Closed Village
    Start – end
    1 832 m – 1 882 m

Slopes 154 · 116.0 km

  • Beginner32 · 18.4 km
  • Easy58 · 40.4 km
  • Intermediate42 · 34.6 km
  • Advanced22 · 22.7 km

Season

Ski season28 Nov - 2 May

Hiking season6 Jun - 30 Aug

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Weather

Today2 Nov
Clear
Tuesday3 Nov
Clear
Wednesday4 Nov
Snow
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About Val d'Isère

Val d'Isère is one of more than 250 ski resorts in France. It is located in the Upper Savoy department of the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region in the Vanoise Massif in the larger Graian Alps range of the Western Alps. It is one of the nearest ski resorts to the French cities of Grenoble and Chambery, and the Italian Aosta and Turin. The main feature of Val d'Isère ski resort is that it was the site of the 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics. Now it hosts World Cup races on a regular basis. The resort has more than 100 km of slopes and more than 30 ski lifts in total. It is also in the top 5 ski resorts of France as 1/2 of the larger Tignes/Val d'Isère area with more than 300 km of slopes and more than 80 ski lifts in total. The altitude of this entire area is between 1,550 and 3,456 m with the difference of 1,906 m but to experience it you need to ski in the Tignes. The area is best suitable for easy skiers — most of its slopes are blue. However, for intermediate and advanced skiing, it has more than 50 km of red and black slopes each. The most common type of ski lift is a chairlift. The Tignes/Val d'Isère season is from late November to early-May in general.

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