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Ski and Snowboard Lessons in Les Arcs
New Generation Ski School Les Arcs
Our Les Arcs Ski School is centrally located in the extensive Paradiski ski area in France. Our team of instructors offer ski, snowboard, group and private lessons to any age or ability. We welcome everyone to join us on the mountain, from beginner skiers here for the first time, young children, and right up to those who want to go ski touring and descent the North Face of the Bellecôte! Our ski school in Les Arcs have got it covered.
Our team of qualified instructors in Les Arcs wants to help you reach your goals, challenge yourself, and discover more the mountain has on offer. Join us in Les Arcs 2000 this winter.
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Adult Ski Lessons in Les Arcs
Ages 13+, range of levels
2 hours per day for 5 days
from 300€ per person
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Children’s Ski Lessons in Les Arcs
Ages 4-17, range of levels, small groups,
2 – 4 hours per day for 5-6 days
from 475€ per pupil
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Private Ski Lessons in Les Arcs
All ages and levels
Tailored to you.
from 165€ per lesson
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Off-Piste Courses in Les Arcs
Recommended for Level 4+ skiers
Half or full-day sessions
From 150€ per pupil
Les Arcs at a Glance
Ski Resort Guide
Pisted Ski Area
425km
Total Lifts
75
Longest Run
6.5km
Snowparks
4
Night Skiing
Yes (Thursdays)
Ski Pass Area
Paradiski area
Resort Altitude
2000m
Nearest International Airport
Geneva, Chambery or Lyon
Green Runs
6
Blue Runs
64
Red Runs
44
Black Runs
17
Les Arcs Piste Map
Les Arcs Ski School Meeting Point
Where you’ll meet your instructor
Group Lessons: The New Generation meeting point in Les Arcs 2000 is between the tourist office and the lift pass office (in front of the Bois de L’Ours snack bar and the tree). It is easily accessible from Les Arcs 1950 as well ( Cabriolet lift that links Les Arcs 1950 with Les Arcs 2000).
Private Ski Lessons: Please get in touch to discuss options if you’re staying on another level of Les Arcs. For private lessons, we are happy to meet elsewhere in Les Arcs.
Tailored for each client
Adaptive Ski Lessons
Adaptive ski lessons are enabling more people to participate in snowsports with the greatest possible level of independence.
Bespoke business packages
Corporate Lessons
At New Generation, we are passionate about helping individuals and organisations achieve their full potential. Our suite of programmes is designed to support, inspire and develop our clients, setting them on a path toward success.
One of our most popular offerings is our corporate winter ski trips, which are specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of our clients. Whether you’re a team looking for an immersive team-building snowsports experience or an individual hoping to boost your skills and confidence while on the slopes, our Les Arcs ski trips have you covered.
Our experienced instructors are on hand to guide you and provide endless inspiration as you explore the mountains of Les Arcs. So if you’re ready to take your career or personal development to new heights, come with us to Les Arcs and discover what’s possible!
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Les Arcs FAQ’s
How much are ski lessons in Les Arcs?
Our Ski Lesson Costs are from
| All Day Ski Lessons | From 9:00 | 500 €* |
| 4h Private Lessons – Morning | 9:00 Start | 360 €* |
| 4 Hour Private Lessons – Afternoon | 12:30 Start | 280 €* |
| 2 Hour Private Lessons – Morning | 9:00 Start | 195 €* |
| 2 Hour Private Lessons – Lunch Time | 11:30 Start | 175 €* |
| 2 Hour Private Lessons – Afternoon | 14:00 Start | 145 €* |
* 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.
What lift pass will I need for ski lessons in Les Arcs?
Kids:
- Wallabies don’t need a ski pass for at least day 1. Instructors will advise which pass they will need to get for the last few days.
- Young Arrows to Pro-riders need the Les Arcs Area Pass.
Adults:
- Adults in our Level 1 groups don’t need a ski pass for at least day 1. Our instructors will advise which pass you need to get for the last few days.
- Adult groups, Levels 2,3 and 4 and Off-Piste Courses will need the Les Arcs Area Pass.
Read more about Les Arcs lift passes here.
Is Les Arcs good for beginners?
Les Arcs is a brilliant resort for families as well as beginners. There are plenty of beginner-friendly areas, gentle slopes and sectioned off fun areas for kids to find their feet. The easiest graded runs on the piste map and green and blue, which are scattered right across the ski area.
Take a look at the best beginner ski areas in Les Arcs.
How do you get to Les Arcs?
Fly + Airport Transfers
If you’re arriving by air then you’ll probably fly into either Grenoble, Lyon or Geneva. The following transfer companies offer airport transfers, either private or sometimes shared:
Les Arcs Private Ski Transfers – Snowlinx
Drive
It’s about a 9hr drive once in France to reach Les Arcs. The benefits of driving are no luggage restrictions and the option of an extra day skiing during a week’s holiday but the tolls can be quite pricey on the motorways so something to consider.
Train
Eurostar runs direct day trains to the French Alps on Saturdays between December-April and direct night trains on Fridays from January-April.
Trains leave from St Pancras International in London and Ashford in Kent, direct to Bourg-Saint-Maurice then you can use the funicular and the free shuttle buses to get around Les Arcs area.
Is Les Arcs snow-sure?
Les Arcs is a snow-sure resort sitting at 2000m. The snow sticks around long into the spring and is well protected by the Paradiski resort teams who manage the snow all season long.
Les Arcs closest airport
The closest airport to Les Arcs is Chambery. But most of our customers find it to be cheaper with more choice when flying to Geneva or Lyon. Both Geneva & Lyon are around 2.5 hours away via transfer.
Is Les Arcs expensive?
Les Arcs is a great resort to visit due to its value for money. With access to such a vast ski area which connects to La Plagne and Peisey-Vallandry with over 625km of pistes to explore. There are plenty of options when it comes to booking accommodation in Les Arcs, so there is something for every budget.
Take a look at the prices of ski passes in Les arcs 2000.
When will Les Arcs open?
How high is Les Arcs ski resort?
Les Arcs 2000 is at 2000m altitude.
The lower altitude villages like Arc 1600 and Arc 1800 sit at the altitude attached to their name,
Webcams in Les Arcs
Webcams can be found on the official Les Arcs website.
Les Arcs for non-skiers
There’s plenty to keep non-skiers busy in Les Arcs. From tobogganing to paragliding, dog sledding to the or igloo village, there is something for everyone in your group.
Mille8 – La Piscine – Arc 1800: This huge 3800m² centre incorporates an outdoor and indoor swimming pool, water jets, bubble beds, massage jets, fitness room with gym and cardio equipment, spa with 2 steam rooms and 2 saunas, relaxation room and showers.
Centre Équestre Ranch El Colorado: The “Ranch El Colorado” equestrian centre is open all year round and offers activities based around the horse in an enjoyable atmosphere: rides, riding lessons and courses. carriage driving, ski jeering and riding shows.
Other activities you can try out are snowshoeing, walking routes, spas, visits to churches and chapels as well as Baroque Paths, farm visits, and much more.
Les Arcs for families
Les Arcs is a popular choice for family holidays, due to it’s reasonable prices and value for money. As well as it’s family-friendly accommodation, gentle slopes and plenty of non-skiing activities for kids. Read more on how to make the most of your family holiday to Les Arcs.
If you’re looking for childcare in Les Arcs, take a look at a full list of childcare providers for your next ski trip in Les Arcs.
Where can I find more information about Les Arcs?
The official website of the local tourist board.
A useful website with information about the best places to ski, eat and drink.
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