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Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned skier, this guide aims to provide all the essential information you need to make the most of your stay.
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At the heart of the Paradiski area, Peisey Vallandry is a captivating ski resort offering a seamless blend of alpine charm and extensive skiing. It provides effortless access to both the La Plagne and Les Arcs ski resorts, making it an amazing base for serious skiers.
Peisey Vallandry is comprised of four main villages: Peisey, Nancroix, Plan Peisey, and Vallandry. Each village exudes its own unique character, from Peisey’s traditional allure and family-friendly atmosphere to Nancroix’s rich history as a haven for cross-country skiing. Plan Peisey offers modern infrastructure and a plethora of accommodations, while Vallandry charms visitors with its forest-side positioning and stunning views of Mont Blanc.
Skiers of all levels will find their ideal slopes here. Beginners can enjoy dedicated areas designed to build confidence with gentle runs and magic carpet lifts. Intermediate skiers have a wealth of options, including the picturesque Foret blue run, while experts can tackle challenging black pistes like Ecureuils and Bosses or test their skills on off-piste adventures.
Beyond skiing, Peisey Vallandry offers a vibrant dining and après-ski scene. From the homemade delights at Le Petit Hibou to the lively atmosphere at The Bar Mont Blanc, there’s something to satisfy every palate and preference. For an authentic taste of Savoie, Le Bistrot Savoyard is a must-visit. The resort doesn’t just cater to skiers. Non-skiers can indulge in a variety of activities, from tobogganing and paragliding to exploring the igloo village. The Mille8 complex offers swimming, fitness, and spa facilities, while Ranch El Colorado provides equestrian adventures.
Reaching Peisey Vallandry is convenient. You can fly into nearby airports like Grenoble, Lyon, or Geneva, followed by private or shared transfers. Alternatively, drive from Northern France for added flexibility or take the Eurostar directly to the French Alps, with seamless connections to the resort.
Key Features
Altitude
1,350m to 3,250m
Pistes
425km across Paradiski
Lifts
160 lifts across Paradiski
Vallandry offers a ski experience for everyone, making it a fantastic spot for families and enthusiasts alike. The resort features a variety of slopes, from gentle runs for beginners to challenging pistes for experts.
For those just starting out, Vallandry creates a friendly environment to learn and improve, with well-designed areas that have magic carpet lifts and easy slopes to help you get comfortable. The dedicated learning zones are perfect for new skiers providing plenty of space to practice away from the busier pistes. Intermediate skiers will enjoy a mix of fun and challenging runs. The beautiful blue runs, like the Foret, wind through the forest and connect to many other pistes leading down to the village. These routes are great for sharpening your skills while taking in the stunning mountain views. Expert skiers can really push their limits on Vallandry’s thrilling black pistes, including the exciting Ecureuils and Bosses. If you’re looking for even more adventure, the nearby off-piste areas offer a chance to explore further.
Vallandry’s link to the larger Paradiski area via the Vanoise Express cable car opens up even more skiing options, giving you access to a huge network of 425km of pistes. This seamless connection to Les Arcs and La Plagne means endless exploring for skiers of all levels.
The resort’s family-friendly vibe is enhanced by various amenities, including ski schools with experienced instructors, gear rental shops, and childcare services.
Prices, duration and availability vary slightly by resort, based on our live availability.
UK office: +44 1462 674 000
Lines open: Monday – Friday 9:00 – 17:00 UK