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Beginners Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry (Paradiski)
For beginners, Les Arcs offers numerous wide and easily visible easy slopes, both in the area close to the resort at lower elevations and higher up around Arc 2000. All of them are conveniently accessible by chairlifts. Around the villages, there are also shorter lifts and snow-covered runs for those taking their very first steps. If the entire ski area seems a bit too large, you can also purchase ski passes for specific sub-regions. There are separate ski passes available for the Peisey-Vallandry, Arc 1600/1800, and Arc 2000/Villaroger areas. The conveyor belts in Arc 2000 are available for beginners to use free of charge. The slopes at Aiguille Rouge are off-limits for beginners.
Slope offering for beginners/beginner slopes
Blue slopes
200 km
Total
Total
| Easy | 104 km (52 %) |
Information for beginners
- Easy and manageable slope offering, which is easy to achieve
- Wide slopes
- Beginner's area
- Special slopes for slower skiers/beginners
- Easy valley run
- Practice lifts near the base
- Practice lifts directly at the feeder lift in the ski resort
- Free practice lift/beginner lift
Ski schools on-site
- Book ski schools online
- ESF Arc 2000
- Evolution 2 - Arc 2000
- Evolution 2 - Arc 1950
- Arc Aventures - Arc 1800
- ESF Arc 1800
- Privilège Arc 1800
- ESF Arc 1600
- Initial Snow - Bourg-Saint-Maurice
- Ski Expérience Les Arcs
- Bureau des Guides des Arcs - Bourg-Saint-Maurice
Offers guided ski touring, off-piste courses, and ice climbing courses. - ESF Arc 1950
- ESF Peisey Vallandry
- Evo2 Villaroger
- New Generation Ski School (Peisey Vallandry)
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