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And one of the best off-piste areas in the world...
Located in the heart of the Vanoise massif, in a majestic natural setting, the Val d'Isère ski resort boasts an incredible off-piste domain with breathtaking hiking trails and world-renowned freeride lines. High mountains, steep couloirs, forests, valleys, and rolling terrain ideal for discovering the sport, the area between Tignes and Val d'Isère offers a wide range of possible options for a high-quality off-piste outing. In addition, its altitude and geographical location close to the Italian border give Val d'Isère exceptional powder snow quality, prized by freeride enthusiasts from around the world.
Ski touring, freeriding, or freerando, the off-piste area of Val d'Isère is sure to seduce you!
Val d'Isère: A must see ski resort in the French Alps...
With 300 kilometres of slopes and an exceptional off-piste area, Val d'Isère is a must-see ski resort in the French Alps. Located at an altitude of 1,850 meters in the Haute-Tarentaise region, it is a picturesque mountain village with charming cobblestone streets and traditional chalets.
Thanks to its vast ski area, stunning scenery and reliable snowfall from November to May, Val d’Isère is internationally renowned and draws visitors from across the globe.
Beyond skiing, the resort offers numerous off-ski activities such as snowshoeing, dog sledding, paragliding, ice skating, a water park... and so much more! Discover all the activities on the ski resort's website.
Val d'Isère is also a lively village with shops, bars, restaurants, concerts, and events for unmissable après-ski and lively evenings. Discover the village guide here.
With an exceptional ski area...
With 10,000 hectares of slopes, Espace Killy ski area between Tignes and Val d'Isère owes its name to Olympic gold medalist Jean-Claude Killy. It is one of the largest and most remarkable areas in the Northern Alps. With 2 glaciers, 300 km of slopes, 161 runs, 2 snowparks, and 76 modern ski lifts, it has no shortage of attractions; it is a paradise for skiers and snowboarders seeking excellence.