Welcome To Val d’Isère

Nestled in the heart of the French Alps, Val d’Isère is a world-renowned ski resort that boasts a rich history and a vibrant atmosphere. Situated in the Tarentaise Valley, it forms part of the vast Espace Killy ski area, offering skiers and snowboarders access to over 300 kilometers of interconnected pistes. At an altitude ranging from 1,850 to 3,456 meters, Val d’Isère guarantees excellent snow conditions throughout its long season, typically from late November to early May.

The resort caters to all skill levels, with a variety of beginner-friendly slopes, challenging off-piste terrain, and snow parks for freestyle enthusiasts. Visitors can also enjoy a charming village atmosphere, complete with an array of high-quality accommodations, fine dining options, and lively après-ski scene. Additional activities such as ice skating, snowshoeing, and dog sledding ensure that there is something for everyone at Val d’Isère.

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Val d’Isère Contact Information

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Val d'Isère Téléphériques, Gare Centrale, 73150 Val d'Isère, France

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Val d'Isere has a reputation as a world class ski resort, and rightly so! The village is charming and the skiing is incredible. Val d'Isere is linked to the Tignes villages and allows for a ski holiday that you will never ski all the available pistes, it is just so vast! Highly recommend to visit.

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The Good Life

Val d’Isère is renowned for its luxury accommodations, vibrant après-ski scene, and world-class ski terrain. La Folie Douce is an iconic venue that combines live music, DJs, and performers, creating an unforgettable outdoor party atmosphere on the slopes. For gourmet dining, La Table de l’Ours offers a Michelin-starred experience, while La Baraque serves a mix of French and international cuisine in a lively setting. Val d’Isère also hosts several high-profile events throughout the season, such as the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and the Classicaval music festival, which showcases classical music performances in a stunning mountain setting. Additionally, the resort offers non-ski activities, like paragliding, ice climbing, and guided snowshoeing excursions, ensuring a well-rounded experience for all visitors.

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Kids & Families

Val d’Isère is an excellent choice for families, thanks to its extensive ski terrain catering to all levels, dedicated children’s areas, and a variety of family-friendly accommodations. The resort features the “Val Kids” zone, where young skiers can learn and practice in a safe environment, and ski schools such as the ESF Val d’Isère offer specialized children’s programs. Off the slopes, families can explore the charming village, enjoy ice skating, or take part in activities like dog sledding and snowshoeing. Val d’Isère also has a selection of restaurants and cafes that cater to families, offering diverse menus and welcoming atmospheres.

Events & Non-Skiing

Val d’Isère, a renowned ski resort in the French Alps, offers an impressive variety of events and non-skiing activities. The resort regularly hosts sports competitions, such as the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup and the GEM Altigliss Challenge, a student ski and snowboard event. For non-skiing activities, try your hand at ice driving on a specially designed circuit or embark on a husky sledding adventure through the picturesque landscape. The resort is also home to the Aquasportif Center, which features a pool, climbing wall, and wellness area. In the evenings, explore Val d’Isère’s vibrant nightlife scene, with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants to suit every taste.

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Ski Lifts

Check out the number of lifts in Val d’Isère below.

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Draglifts & T-Bars

44

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Chair Lifts

9

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Gondolas

4

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Cable Cars

3

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Transport Details

How do you get to Val d’Isère? Check out the information below!

  • Nearest train station: Bourg-Saint-Maurice – 30 km
  • Nearest airport: Geneva Airport (GVA) – 223 km
  • Best way to travel: Airport transfer or car rental

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