Skiing and snowboarding in Les Arcs

Arc 2000 offers an exceptional ski area for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. With its 106 marked slopes and 200 km of descents, skiers of all levels will find plenty to enjoy. Beginners can ease into skiing on the specially designed green slopes, while intermediate skiers can choose from a multitude of blue and red slopes offering breathtaking landscapes. Experts can take on the challenges of black slopes and technical off-piste routes.

The ski area of Paradiski, connected to Arc 2000, is one of the largest in the world, with over 400 km of slopes. You can explore neighboring resorts such as Arc 1950, Arc 1800, Peisey-Vallandry, and La Plagne, using the 52 modern and fast ski lifts. The area offers a wide variety of terrains, from wide alpine spaces to wooded and undulating sections.

For snowboarding enthusiasts, the Arcs area also offers several snowparks suitable for all levels, featuring modules and jumps for impressive tricks and jumps. Freestylers will be delighted with the facilities designed specifically for them, including rails, boxes, and half-pipes.

Beyond the slopes, you can also enjoy other winter activities in Arc 2000, such as snowshoe walks, sled descents, snowmobiling, or even the unique experience of driving a dogsled.

With its exceptional ski area and numerous activity possibilities, Arc 2000 and the Paradiski ski area guarantee you a memorable winter vacation, filled with adventure and fun on the snowy slopes.

Access to the Slopes:

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From the Varet 964 apartment, simply descend to the 8th floor, put on your skis or snowboard, and take the path that leads to the lake level, opposite the Club Med. Follow the path around the lake, and you'll find yourself at the base of the Lac des Combes chairlift, which provides access to other lifts in Arc 2000. You can start by taking the Varet gondolas and then the Aiguille Rouge cable car to reach the summit of the glacier, where you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view. Once at the top, you can choose from different slopes to descend, such as the Red Aiguille Rouge slope, the Black Marmottes slope, or the Blue Grand Col slope. These slopes allow you to reach surrounding areas like Arc 1800 or Peisey-Vallandry, where you can continue to explore the Paradiski ski area. With these direct access points from the Varet apartment, you can fully enjoy the slopes right from the start of your skiing day.

For the return, simply follow the same path in the opposite direction: descend the Lac des Combes chairlift slope, take the path along the lake, then remove your gear at the Club Med level to take the elevator on the ground floor, go up to the 9th floor, and treat yourself to a nice hot chocolate!