Val d’Isere Ski Resort Piste Map.
Val d’Isère Ski Resort Review.
Val d’Isère combines with Tignes to form L’Espace Killy. The ski resort is composed of La Daille, Val d’Isère centre and Le Fornet, all linked by a free bus service. At the bottom of the famous World Cup piste, La Daille provides easy access to skiing via the Furnival funicular.
The hamlet of Le Fornet, with traditional style chalets and a few restaurants, is 3km past the resort centre and also has easy access to the slopes by cable car. With many cleared walks, shops and a sports centre with indoor swimming pool, Val d’Isère also offers plenty for the non-skier.
The resort has an average snow base of 91cm, with fresh snowfall on 53 days. Allowing skiing well through April at the higher altitudes. With some skiing in June and July on the Pissaillas glacier.
Val d’Isere boasts 300km of pistes, 1900m of vertical drop, the legendary Face de Bellevarde and 10,000 hectares for the off piste enthusiast.
