PeiseyVallandry

Peisey-Vallandry is a ski resort located in the Savoie department of the French Alps. It is part of the larger Les Arcs ski area, which in turn is connected to La Plagne to form the Paradiski domain. This vast interconnected ski area offers a considerable amount of terrain for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

The resort itself is composed of two main villages, Peisey and Vallandry, situated at different altitudes. Vallandry, being higher, generally offers more direct access to the higher slopes and is known for its snow surety. Peisey, the lower village, offers a more traditional Savoyard atmosphere. The resort is known for its access to the Vanoise Express cable car, a large aerial tramway that links Les Arcs with La Plagne, significantly expanding the skiable area.

Peisey-Vallandry benefits from its location within the Vanoise National Park, offering stunning natural scenery. The area is popular not only for downhill skiing and snowboarding but also for cross-country skiing, with dedicated trails. The resort typically operates from mid-December to late April, depending on snow conditions. It caters to a range of visitors, from families to experienced skiers, with a variety of accommodations and amenities available. The proximity to Mont Blanc, visible from many points in the resort, adds to its appeal.