Tignes-Val d’Isère Ski Area at a glance
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The icon of the Alps - discover France's snowiest playground
- High-altitude ski areas with excellent snow records
- 300km of ski slopes
- Fantastic après ski scenes
Why ski in Tignes-Val d’Isère Ski Area
The Tignes-Val d’Isère ski area is the most reliable place for those of you who love year-round ski trips. It's divided into two separate ski resorts, Tignes and Val d’Isère and the glaciers mean that you can even head there for some Summer skiing! At night, the valley glows with the golden light from the cluster of restaurants, bars, chalets and hotels. In the daytime, the Grand Motte Glacier is a must-see for experienced skiers and snowboarders with its vast snow fields and white forests. The area's ideal for skiers of all levels due to its 300 kilometre range of pistes and is one of the first in the Alps to open its doors.
Tignes is well designed for beginners, with lifts and designated, secure slopes for those of you looking to build your confidence. If you'd rather go off-piste, there are professional guides who'll show you the best routes.
Val d’Isère has always been well suited for intermediate and advanced skiers and snowboarders, and you'll enjoy the range of extensive blue and red runs across the resort. The majority of the slopes here are over 2,300 metres, so you can expect fresh powder and perfect snow throughout the season. Not only is the skiing fantastic, but Val d’Isère is also home to some of the best après-ski scenes across the whole of Europe!
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Ski & snowboarding information
Best for
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Snowboard
The Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area, previously known as the Espace Killy, offers 300km of diverse pistes, two glaciers, and extensive off-piste terrain, catering to all skill levels.
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Ski routes mapAdditional Ski Details
- Ski area:
- 300km
- Ski Altitude:
- 1550m - 3456m
- Snow Cannons:
- 900
- Lift Ski Lockers:
- No
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FAQ and Travel Information
We feature resorts with the best snow records across Europe and Canada. Many are at a very high altitude, some have glacier skiing and we even have resorts close to the Arctic Circle ensuring there is always snow in sight. Some of our top snow-sure resorts would include Tignes/Val d'Isere, Cervinia, Ischgl, Zermatt, Les Arcs and Val Thorens.
La Rosiere, France - Offering partnerships with quality ski schools offering group or private lessons. Good selection of family friendly stays including hotels, chalets or apartments. Off-slope fun, from a cinema, bowling to ice skating.
Tignes, France - Top rated ski schools to chose from, mainly located by the start of the slopes. A beginners area near the resort and lots of cruisy, wide runs further up. Lots of space for fun afternoons of tobogganing or sledging.
Champoluc, Italy - 3 ski areas with one lift pass so you can explore all beginner areas. Pre-bookable ski schools in resort. Perfect for slightly more advanced or older children who want to explore on and off the slopes.
Val d'Isere, France - In resort nursery slopes come with free lifts for the little ones. Dedicated beginners area at the top of Solaise lift. Perfect mix of family friendly accommodations, offering apartments, hotels and chalets.
With a high altitude up to 3456m, Tignes offers a good snow record.
Reaching an altitude of up to 3,080m, Obergurgl is ideal for late season.
Saas fee boasts an altitude of up to 3,500m so you can be sure that this resort will offer you a snowy destination.
Banff has a resort altitude of an incredible 1,383 metres high so is a top choice for April.
Free lift passes for children 8 years of age and under in Tignes & Val d'Isere, France.
Ample nursery slopes and highly rated ski school in Selva, Italy.
A selection of family ski areas and a fun park in Zell am See, Austria.