Resort Info

One of the most fashionable of the French purpose-built resorts, Les Arcs has a reputation for being at the cutting edge of snow sports. There are four 'Arcs', at 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000 metres, each known by its number: 1600 is known as the 'family' resort, while 1800 is home to most of the facilities and nightlife. Arc 2000 was the original sporting mecca and Arc 1950 - Le Village is the newest development offering the best of accommodation and skiing. Les Arcs is a high quality resort with all facilities available on your doorstep. The ski area includes the Aiguille Rouge glacier, ensuring guaranteed snow. In 2003 Les Arcs was linked by the Vanoise Express cable car to another neighbour, La Plagne, to create the Paradiski area with 425km of exhilarating trails. As the first resort to pioneer the Ski Evolutif teaching method, Les Arcs is a great choice for beginners. For intermediates, the Paradiski truly is a pleasure paradise with a multitude of interlinked blue and red runs, and expert skiers won’t be disappointed, with exciting moguls and off-piste trails to explore. Doorstep skiing is a popular feature of Les Arcs. Great snowboarding too and the resort also has lots to offer non-skiers.

Facilities

chair lifts 15	gondolas 27
no. of runs 19 black   32 red 55 blue  1 Green	drag lifts 5
rope tows 0	cannons 694
total piste 650	restaurants 89
village height: 1800 - 2000m highest lift: 3250m	longest run: 7km slope direction:  S, SW

Activities

• Torchlit descents
• Ice skating
• Cinema
• Snowmobiling
• Snow shoe walking
• Ice grotto
• Bowling.

Topflight does not have control over local facilities and activities. These can be withdrawn or changed locally without notice.

Après Ski

For live music check out the Red Hot Saloon in 1800 and El Latino Loco in 2000. Chalet Luigi in 1950 shows major sporting events . Arc 1800 is the hotspot for bars and clubs. There are two clubs, the Apocalypse and the ultra-modern Igloo Igloo, and a great choice of restaurants.

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Lift Pass

• PARADISKI LIFT PASS

  	Adult	Child
  All Season	€254	€191

  • Children’s lift pass prices apply for ages
  6-13 years inclusive (proof of age required)
  • Local lift pass covers all lifts in Les Arcs,
  including Peisey-Vallandry (approx. 200km
  of piste)
  • Discovery lift pass covers all lifts for 5
  days in Les Arcs and 1 day in Paradiski area
  • Paradiski lift pass covers 5 days in the
  whole Paradiski area, approx. 425km of
  piste, and 1 day in Tignes, Val d’Isere or the
  Three Valleys’ Méribel, Courcheval, Val
  Thorens and Belleville Valley
  • Local lift pass is recommended for
  beginners
  • Family lift pass prices include 2 adults and
  2 children under 18 years
  • Proof of child age is required for family
  lift passes

 

• SKI/SNOWBOARD TUITION

  	Adult	Child
  Ski School	€160	€160
  Snowboard School	€165	€165

  Includes: 6 days tuition
  • Ski school normally operates 6 days a
  week for 2.5 hours
  • Snowboard school normally operates 6
  days a week for 2.5 hours
  • Children’s ski school in Arc 1800 is for ages
  4-13 years
  • Children’s ski school in Arc 2000 is for ages
  4-12 years
  • Children’s snowboard school in Arc 1800 is
  for ages 8-13 years
  • Children’s snowboard school in Arc 2000 is
  for ages 10-12 years
  • Tuition can take place in the morning or
  afternoon

   

• EQUIPMENT HIRE

  	Days	Adult	Child
  Standard Boots	6	€30	€20
  Skis & Sticks (Standard)	6	€55	€35
  Skis & Boots (Standard)	6	€79	€50
  Superior Boots	6	€40	€30
  Superior Skis	6	€75	€50
  Skis & Boots (Superior)	6	€100	€75
  Soft Boots	6	€40	€30
  Snowboard	6	€75	€50
  Snowboard & Boots	6	€100	€75
  Helmet	6	N/A	€18
  Carriage of own skis		€30	€30

  • Child ski equipment hire prices apply to children 4-11 years inclusive.
  • Child snowboard hire prices apply to children 7-11 years inclusive.
  • Superior boots must be booked with superior skis and sticks.

• FREE LIFT PASSES FOR UNDER 5's

  Children 5 years of age and under receive a free lift pass when one adult pre-books a lift pass (proof of age required)