Key facts
| Resort | 1600 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1200-3225 m |
| Lifts | 51 |
| Pistes | 200 km |
| Price index | 100 |
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Peisey-VallandryFrance
The upside
- Quiet, developing village of mostly chalets
- A wide variety of pistes and easily accessed off-piste terrain; great for mixed groups
- Fast cable car link to La Plagne
- Some excellent, quiet woodland runs
- Very easy rail access from UK
The downside
- Very quiet in the evenings, and limited choice of bars/restaurants
- No green runs for novices to progress to (normally a feature of French resorts)
- Lots of flat linking runs in the main Les Arcs area to annoy snowboarders
- Few off-slope diversions
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Summary
Peisey-Vallandry is a group of small villages linked to Les Arcs and the Paradiski area: small, still-developing ski stations on a north-facing slope above the old village of Peisey. The cable car to La Plagne leaves from Plan-Peisey, which has a hotel and a few shops, bars and restaurants. The slopes above the villages offer uncrowded woodland runs - ideal for adventurous intermediates. Les Arcs as a whole offers impressive variety, including some of the longest descents in the Alps, and plenty of steep stuff. Keen mixed-ability groups should have it on their shortlists.
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Key facts
| Resort | 1600 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1200-3225 m |
| Lifts | 51 |
| Pistes | 200 km |
| Price index | 100 |
Linked resorts