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Les
Arcs, Paradiski
Arc 2000 is Les Arcs highest ski resort
Arc 2000 has a small cable car that connects it to
arc 1950
Arc 2000 is renowned for hosting speed skiing –
a high speed ski race that demands nerves of
steel.
Arc 2000 has a wide selection of restaurants, bars
and shops all located on its central plaza.
Arc 1800 is the largest village of Les Arcs and has a
west-facing mountainside.
Arc 1800 is made up of 4 sub-villages: Charmettoger,
Le Charvet, Villards and Le Chantel.
Arc 1800 Les Villards is where the majority of the
shops, bars and restaurants are located.
Arc 1800 is the largest village of Les Arcs and has a
west-facing mountainside.
Arc 1600 is the most accessible resort with a
funicular connecting it to Bourg Saint Maurice
– gateway to the Tarantaise region
The journey time on the funicular between Bourg Saint
Maurice and Arc 1600 is about 7 minutes.
Arc 1600 was the first ski area to be developed in
les Arcs
Arc 1600 is also known as “Arc Pierre
Blanche."
Arc 1600 is well served and has 30 shops, hotels and
meeting rooms on offer.
There is a free shuttle bus between Arc 1600, Arc
1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 the bus runs until
8.30pm.
Skiing
in Les Arcs, Paradiski
Don't forget that Les Arcs is part of the Paradiski
ski area, so you have access to kilometers of pistes
in both Les Arcs and La Plagne.
The 3 resorts of Les Arcs, La Plagne and Peisey -
Vallandry make up the Paradiski ski area. This means
a huge variety of ski slopes, so it’s a place
for everyone no matter their level, their style or
experience.
The resorts are linked by the Vanoise express which
is the world’s largest cable car.
One chair-lift and a blue run is all it takes to get
to the cable car from Arc 1800.
Arc 2000 is set at the foot of Aiguille Rouge, giving
it direct access to the highest, toughest skiing as
well as the whole of the Les Arcs ski area and
beyond. From gentle slopes for beginners to
hair-raising descents for daredevils, the entire area
has been wonderfully optimized - Its long snowy
trails await you.
From Arc 2000 it’s a little ski down then a
chairlift ride to the ridge and then a blue run down
to the cable car.
The Les Arcs domain is to be awarded for its genuine
varied spots/compact zone ratio. This mean you can
make the best of your day out cruising on your skis
rather than cruising on a chair lifts!
The best snow is to be found at Grand Col (2800m),
which offers equally attractive runs for the
intermediates and experts.
Les Arcs has over 30km of black runs for
experts.
The Olympic speed-skiing track can be tested by
strong-hearted members of the public, starting at
various heights according to experience.
From Arc 1800 you can head down in to the bowl of Arc
2000.
In the Les Arcs ski areamost routes have an easy and
more difficult alternative making it good for mixed
abilities.
Snowboarding
in Les Arcs, Paradiski
There is a terrain park just below Arpette, one of
the most advanced in the Alps, and you can buy a pass
to the park from Arc 1800.
There are 2 areas in the park, the game zone with
runs and jumps and an area for novices, there is also
the more advanced display zone which has big jumps
and rails.
In the Paradiski ski area there are 2 snow parks, 1
half pipe, 2 board gliss and 3 boarder
crosses.
Cross
country skiing in Les Arcs, Paradiski
Les Arcs has a 15km of cross country trails.
You can explore the 153km of marked trials in the
Paradiski ski area.
Ski
School in Les Arcs, Paradiski
There is a wide selection of ski schools to choose
from in the Les Arcs area.
In Arc 1600, Arc 1800 & Arc 2000 the ESF ski
schools offer a wide variety of lessons for both
adults and children.
There are over 115 ski instructors in this area
offering lessons in alpine skiing and snow
boarding.
For more information about pre-booking Ski School in
Les Arcs please select
here
Lift
Passes in Les Arcs, Paradiski
Lift passes give you access to Les Arcs and the whole
of the Paradiski ski area.
For more information about Les Arcs lift passes,
please select
here
Les Arcs Photos taken by Seb Leon and Scalp.
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