Sainte Foy Tarentaise (1550 - 2620 m)
Opening of the ski season : from 13th of December 2025 to 12th of April 2026
Photo : © ESF
Photo : © ESF
Alpine skiing : 41 km
Sledging : 1
Snowshoe trails : 10 km
Sledding routes : 10 km
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Sledging : 1
Snowshoe trails : 10 km
Sledding routes : 10 km
Chair lifts : 4
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Weather
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PhotosWeather in Sainte Foy Tarentaise
Last update : Wednesday 28 January 2026Bottom of ski area (1550 m)
54 cm
0°C
0 km/h
54 cm 0°C 0 km/h
Top of ski area (2620 m)
135 cm
0°C
0 km/h
135 cm 0°C 0 km/h
Slopes & lifts
open slopes
6/6 open lifts
27 km of alpine skiing slopes
open slopes
2
7
12
1
6/6 open lifts
27 km of alpine skiing slopes
Skiability
not known
not known
Return to resort
not known
not known
Avalanche risk
Level 3-4: marked risk to high risk
Level 3-4: marked risk to high risk
Sainte Foy ski resort has been designed to recreate a typical alpine village. The chalets that nestle amongst the trees in their southwest-facing bowl have all been built in traditional style, with pitched roofs and wooden balconies, using local stone and wood. A refreshing change from the concrete jungles found in some of the larger alpine resorts. Accommodation is available at the ski resort itself, in the main village, and in many of the surrounding small farming hamlets.
Ski rental
Webcams from Sainte Foy Tarentaise
Ski schools in Sainte Foy Tarentaise| Bureau des guides | +33 6 14 62 90 24 | |
| Ecole du Ski Français | +33 4 79 06 96 76 | |
| ESI de Ste Foy Tarentaise | Les Balcons de Ste Foy - Bonconseil | +33 6 89 37 65 13 |
Services in Sainte Foy Tarentaise
Climbing wall
Dog sleigh
Fitness
Heliport
Heliski
On skis resort
Pedestrian resort
Ski touring
Slalom park
Snowshoes
Swimming pool (indoor)
Walking paths
Office de Tourisme de Sainte Foy TarentaisePhoto gallery from Sainte Foy Tarentaise
