Val d’Isere Ski School

* quoted prices are for 1 – 2 pupils in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for a fee and prices in peak weeks are higher.

Val d’Isere has over 300km of groomed slopes and 85 lifts to choose from. Together with Tignes, Val d’Isère forms part of the Espace Killy ski area. Check out the full extent of the ski area with the Val d’Isere Piste Map.

Val d’Isère is a highly snowsure resort with an annual average snowfall of 551 cm in the village centre. This high annual snowfall is further supplemented by the 557 snow cannons in the resort, ensuring season long skiable pistes.

Chambery is the closest airport to Val d’Isère which takes approximately 2 hours (144km) to travel to. Other airports which have a larger variety of flight times, airline choices and departure airports include Geneva airport 2h55 (180km), Lyon airport 2h40 (222km) and Grenoble airport 2h40 (217km). If you’d like more deatils about the best ways to get to Val d’Isere check out our knowledge base.

Val d’Isere is highly regarded for its incredible snow record, attracting skiing enthusiasts from all over the world. The resort offers a perfect blend of challenging slopes and breathtaking alpine scenery, making it a top destination for both seasoned skiers and beginners looking to enjoy the winter wonderland.

The Val d’Isère season varies slightly every year with the season usually beginning in late November and concluding in early May. This means that Val d’Isère has a season which is longer than most other European resorts. For exact opening dates, please look at the official See Val d’Isère website.

Val d’Isère sits at an altitude of 1850 meters reaching all the way up to 3,599 meters in L’Espace Killy.

Take a look at the current snow conditions in Val d’Isère.