Les Arcs is linked to La Plagne with a long high cable car to form Paradiski - one of the biggest skiing and snowboarding areas in the world. The range of skiing for beginners right up to experts is enormous and it makes Les Arcs a great destination for a family skiing holiday or for a mixed ability group.

With Les Arc’s typical villages, traditional crafts and a strong gastronomic tradition, those who enjoy soaking up the surroundings will be in their element. The accommodation is in seven different villages, each with its own atmosphere and specialities. However, Les Arcs 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000 are linked by a free shuttle bus, as are Plan Peisey and Vallandry. The town of Bourg St Maurice is linked to Les Arcs 1600 by the "Arc-en-ciel" funicular train, which takes only seven minutes. | Resort altitude | 1600m - 2120m |
|---|---|
| Highest lift | 3225m |
| Lowest lift | 1200m |
| Kms of piste | 200kms |
| No of lifts | 56 |
| Black pistes | 18% |
| Red pistes | 30% |
| Blue pistes | 51% |
| Green pistes | 1% |
| Snow parks | 1 |
| Glacier | Yes |
| Snowmaking | 71 |
| Nearest airports | Type of resort | Stay in | Go for a |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chambery Geneva Grenoble Lyon | Mega resort | Hotels Independent Travel Self-Catered Tour operator | Week Week+ |
| Good for | On the piste | Children | Food and drink |
| Freestyle Off-piste Ski-touring Snowboarding | British ski schools Free nursery slopes Online lift passes Ski in, ski out Snow sure | Creches Babysitting Ski schools | Apres-ski Evening drinking Resort dining Vegetarian Family friendly Live music Late drinking Mountain dining |
| Other | Other activities | ||
| Internet access Churches | Adrenaline fuelled Sightseeing Relaxation Shopping |