Val d'Isere Resort Info

Val d'Isere Resort Stats

Resort Altitude:: 1850 m
Total piste:: 300 km
Longest ascent:: 10 km
Easy Runs:: 79
Intermediate Runs:: 36
Difficult Runs:: 14
Snowboard Park: Yes
Total Lifts: 97
Highest lift:: 3450 m

About Val d'Isere Ski Resort

Considered by many to be the world's premier ski resort, Val d'Isère is hard to fault, offering some of the best skiing anywhere together with exciting and lively après ski. The heart of Val d'Isère dates back to the 13th century, complementing its higher, more futuristic neighbour, Tignes. Between the two, there are around 97 ski-lifts whisking you in all directions up to heights of over 3450m (11,340ft), including the glacier on the Grande Motte, guaranteeing excellent snow.

Apres ski in Val d'Isere

Lively right through to the early hours. • Dick's T-Bar for the best laser show and videos, Pacific Bar - pub atmosphere, the Moris Pub for a lively atmosphere with live bands. Try also Cafe Face.

Families and children

All resorts have ski schools for children from as young as 3 and a good selection of nurseries are offered. The children's area at 1800 has a moving carpet lifts, a sledging track and a climbing wall.

Activites in Val d'Isere

• Cinema with regular films in English • Skidoo riding • Indoor swimming-pool free with 7-21 day lift-pass • Fitness centre with English tuition • Paragliding • Ice climbing • Ice rink

Eating Out in Val d'Isere

Over 80 restaurants - all categories • 3-course French meal around 23 Euro • Fondue for 27 Euro including wine • Pizza from 10 Euro • “1789” for traditional fondues, La Perdrix Blanche and Le Lodge for the best pizzas in town, Bananas for Mexican food.

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