Peisey Vallandry

Peisey-Vallandry: the authentic and wooded jewel of the Tarentaise Valley. Nestled at an altitude of 1600 meters right on the edge of the forest, this Savoyard destination embodies unspoiled mountain charm with breathtaking views over the Mont Blanc massif. Made up of five traditional villages featuring classic wood and slate chalets, the resort offers a highly strategic location as it hosts the departure station of the iconic Vanoise Express cable car. The atmosphere here provides a sharp contrast to the hustle and bustle of neighboring mega-resorts: visitors choose this destination for its traditional architecture, pastoral tranquility, and an intimate vibe designed for true rejuvenation. Easily accessible from the Bourg-Saint-Maurice TGV station via the funicular and a regular shuttle bus, this forested haven stands as the perfect gateway for a human-scale winter holiday.

Panoramic tree-lined skiing in the beating heart of Paradiski. While the local area boasts 25 alpine ski runs weaving majestically through dense fir and spruce forests, its role as the central linchpin of the world's second-largest ski area is what truly builds its reputation. The resort connects you seamlessly to 425 kilometers of uninterrupted downhill trails. Discerning skiers will head straight for the magnificent L'Aigle and La Forêt pistes, which provide superb, fluid glides completely sheltered from the wind, guaranteeing excellent visibility even during heavy snowstorms. Boasting a privileged western exposure, the resort's slopes soak up generous afternoon sunshine, while a state-of-the-art snowmaking network ensures a highly comfortable ski-in/ski-out return to the Plan-Peisey and Vallandry snowfronts from December through late April.

The Vanoise Nordic paradise and family-friendly excellence. Proudly holding the Famille Plus label, the resort stands out with exceptionally rich off-ski offerings, beautifully centered around the pristine natural site of Pont Baudin. Serving as the magnificent antechamber to the Vanoise National Park, this valley features 43 kilometers of cross-country skiing trails, a biathlon shooting range, exhilarating dog sledding routes, and extensive snowshoeing paths where spotting wild ibexes is a common delight. The après-ski scene cultivates a contemplative mountain lifestyle, punctuated by authentic farm tastings of local goat cheese and alpine Beaufort. Between the ultra-secure beginner learning zones for children, themed toboggan runs, and the raw beauty of an actively preserved wilderness, every visitor discovers the flawless balance between alpine thrills and absolute disconnection.