Ski Peisey-Vallandry

Nearby Resorts

» La Plagne (14km)
» Les Arcs (15km)
» Belle Plagne (26km)
» Brides Les Bains (34km)
» La Rosiere (38km)
» Valmorel (42km)
» Tignes (43km)
» St Martin de Belleville (43km)
» Val D'Isere (43km)
» La Tania (46km)
» Courchevel 1300 le Praz (47km)

Nearby Airports

» Chambery (1h 31m)
» Sion (2h 55m)
» Geneva (2h 17m)
» Grenoble (2h 17m)
» Lyon (2h 17m)

If you ski Peisey-Vallandry you will see a lot of families here. With skiing and snowboarding in France in the Paridiski area, you are in the heart of the French Alps. A traditional village with some great pistes in the Savoie Olympic Region.

Where?

Ski Peisey-Vallandry and you'll be getting the choice of two small villages that are now part of Les Arcs ski domain. There are 144 lifts in the total ski area, taking you as high as 3226m, so snow is almost guaranteed even in poor winters. Access is not difficult either via airports or by road.

On the slopes

Who will enjoy it if you choose to ski Peisey-Vallandry? Just about everyone! There are great choices here for expert skiers, snowboarders and those who like to go off-piste all close to the resort. However, you can also head up into Les Arcs or to take the link and explore La Plagne too. Families will enjoy the wide groomed slopes and the value for money, not to mention some well recommended ski schools.

The Paridiski cable car and the Vanoise Express will whisk you up into the heart of the Paridiski area and up to the highest peak of 3226m - there's always good snow somewhere on the mountain. A particular favourite are the cruisy blues and reds including the long Aigle that goes from the L'Ours chair all the way back to resort at the end of the day. This is also a resort and ski area that has amazing off piste opportunities if that's you thing - including some heliskiing over in Italy close by.

Ski area

If you ski Peisey Vallandry you are also in the ski region of Paradiski.

Off the slopes

The Peisey-Vallandry area is comprised of two villages with a small selection of bars, restaurants and shops - the après ski is quiet, so this resort is more suited to families. What it does have is a traditional village ambiance, with more cows than people most of the year! Accommodation includes chalets, low-rise apartments, and a couple of hotels. If you do like the nightlife, the Mont Blanc bar at the Grizzly chair is recommended for apr&eagrave;s-ski - but this is not a massive party town by Alps standards.