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Welcome to Les Deux Alpes Ski Resort

Family-friendly ski resort for all abilities
High altitude and glacier skiing
Lively après scene and traditional French dining

Say "bonjour" to powder paradise. Les Deux Alpes in the Ecrins mountains offers some of the French Alps' highest ski slopes. Hop on the central funicular and ski non-stop from 3,600m on the glacier down to Mont de Lans – a vertical drop of 2,300m!

A Les Deux Alpes ski holiday is ideal for beginners, with many of the easy slopes situated high on the mountain. Intermediates will enjoy the 200km of smooth, cruisy corduroy, and there’s plenty of challenging runs and powder opportunities for the more experienced skiers. For the freestyle enthusiasts, Les Deux Alpes’ freestyle park and slopestyle area offers rails, boxes, and kickers.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

1650m

Total Piste KM

200km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

1300m-3570m

Les Deux Alpes ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 200km

Beginner

6/10

(Distance: 110km)

Intermediate

7/10

(Distance: 56km)

Advanced

8/10

(Distance: 34km)

Best time to ski in Les Deux Alpes

Les Deux Alpes ski resort is fantastic for peak-season fun. Whether you’re skiing at Christmas, during the February holidays, or at Easter, the top-notch lift system means queues are not such an issue here. If you can travel outside of the main holidays, make the most of peaceful slopes in early January. And if you like a good ol’ rave in the mountains, don’t miss après sundowners at the Snow Fest music festival in March.

Snow Conditions in Les Deux Alpes

The main ski season runs from mid-December to mid-April, but look at booking a Les Deux Alpes ski holiday mid-February onwards for the best powder. January tends to be cold, dry and sunny – thermal underwear is a must – and you’ll have plenty of space on quieter pistes. This high-altitude French resort is also good for April getaways and warmer springtime skiing. With slopes facing every point of the compass and glacier runs high up, there are always snowy pistes ready to explore.

Things to do in Les Deux Alpes

Big Air Park - Zip down the slopes in toboggans and giant double rubber rings.
Helicopter rides & paragliding - Soar above the jagged, snowy peaks and massifs of Les Deux Alpes via chopper or tandem paraglider.
Ice Cave 3400m - Take the funicular to explore 1000-year-old glacier caves and ice sculptures.
Winter hikes & snowshoeing - Explore well-groomed snowshoe and hiking routes through the Vallée Blanche.
Espace 1800 Spa - Indulge in some mountain zen with saunas, spas, jacuzzis and more.

Winter tandem paragliding over snowy mountains in winter

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Restaurants in Les Deux Alpes

Le Rustique - Warm up with a traditional Savoyard feast, including steaming fondues and gooey raclettes.
Le Trappeur - An authentic alpine tavern specialising in dishes of raw fish and meats with lashings of French savoir-faire.
Croc'Cicou Snack Montagnard - Want fab and fuss-free? This snack shack serves up loaded paninis and sweet crepes.
O Wasabi Mountains - Craving some sushi? Head here for some seriously tasty California Rolls and Sake Sashimi. Delish!

Nightlife in Les Deux Alpes

Après in Les Deux Alpes is légendaire. It's 30 bars have something for everyone, from hardcore ravers to fine wine connoisseurs.

Pano Bar - Head straight to the Pano Bar on your last run of the day for frothy beers and table dancing to live DJ sets.
Le Saloon (aka Smokey Joes) - Good beer, live music, open-mic nights... this lively sports bar won’t disappoint.
Les Lutins - On bluebird days, Les Lutins' sunny terrace is the place to be. Soak up those chilled French vibes!
Polar Bear Club - Warm the cockles with spicy vin chaud and log burners before hitting the shots and dancing the night away.