Les Arcs is a top ski resort in the French Alps. It has 200 km of slopes and links to the massive 425 km Paradiski domain. The resort spans altitudes from 1,200m to 3,226m at the Aiguille Rouge peak, offering great snow.
January to March. January offers fresh snow and quiet slopes, February is ideal for families during school holidays, and March brings maximum snow depth, longer sunny days, and great après-ski, while early December and April offer budget deals and spring skiing.
Approximate cm of snow, typical for this resort.
| Pass | Adult | Youth | Children |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day Pass - Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry | €71.00 | — | €57.00 |
| Paradiski - Les Arcs, Peisey-Vallandry & La Plagne | €78.00 | — | €63.00 |
Adjust the trip details below — the estimate updates using real pass prices, typical rental rates, and current-season accommodation data.
Flights, transfers and a catered chalet in Les Arcs, booked as one package with Skiworld.
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Les Arcs has 200km of piste served by 52 lifts, with a vertical range from 1200m to 3226m.
An adult day pass costs €71.00 in the main season. A child's pass is €57.00.
Yes — 52% of the piste at Les Arcs is rated easy, making it a solid choice for beginners.
Les Arcs is very snow-sure. About 70% of its runs sit above 2,000 meters
Les Arcs in the French Alps is exceptionally family-friendly. It features dedicated beginner ski zones, pedestrian-only villages like Arc 1950 and comprehensive ski schools
Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry
Yes — Les Arcs has 44km of cross-country / langlauf trails.
Chambery (CMF), approximately 127km away (around 2h drive).
The current season runs from 12 December 2026 to 25 April 2027.
January to March. January offers fresh snow and quiet slopes, February is ideal for families during school holidays, and March brings maximum snow depth, longer sunny days, and great après-ski, while early December and April offer budget deals and spring skiing.


