Top 5 ski runs in Paradiski

Hailed as the ‘beginners’ dream’ due to its wide cruise-like blue run, La Forêt is a great way to enjoy a leisurely ski and warm-up for the day with family and friends. You’ll start at the Grizzly chair lift and enjoy a long but tranquil run down to Vallandry where you’ll be met with the village, perfect for a mid-morning refuel. An easier run doesn’t mean you’ll miss out on epic views either, as there’s stunning scenery throughout.

Club Med resorts in the area: La Plagne 2100, Aime La Plagne

We know this recommendation mentions three ski-runs, but hear us out... The trio of trails cater for all abilities, making it the perfect area if your group covers different skill levels because you’ll all head back to the Derby ski lift.

If you’re a beginner or looking for a gentler ride, consider Renard – its wide sweeping line makes it a great blue run. If you’re more advanced, step up to the Belette: the red run pairs a very steep start with a flat terrain towards the bottom for a bigger challenge.
And for the experts? Try Bosses, the black run of the three. It can be bumpy, fast and even comes with a natural half-pipe so you can show off some of your favourite moves. All three have easy access to some off-piste fun, so set up a meeting point before you head off so you can re-energise together afterwards.

Club Med resort in the area: Peisey-Vallandry

Don’t be deceived by the look of the easy start: Les Sources pairs the cruise-like run of a blue with a trickier interval, making it a classified red run overall. The 4km stretch is great for those wanting to build their confidence, improve their technique and enjoy a challenge, but it’s still pacey enough for more advanced skiers.

Club Med resorts in the area: La Plagne 2100, Aime La Plagne

Find this trio of Paradiski® ski runs beneath the Varet gondola in the Les Arcs domain. With their diverse ungroomed trail, mixing steep slopes, bumpy runs and unprepared snow, they are designed for the seriously skilled skier. These areas are less well-explored so the top layer of snow can mean the run turns into a long mogul slope – make sure you’re prepared.

Club Med resorts in the area: Arcs Extrême, Les Arcs Panorama

Not one for novices, the Aiguille Rouge is a whopping 7km and comes with equally amazing views due to its great height – its peak reaches 3,226m! This very popular Paradiski® ski run can get very busy, so aim to fit it in early. It swaps to a red run at one point, but is still challenging enough for an expert and requires a lot of energy, so skiing it early in the day also means you’ll be able to keep up with its pacey nature. It’s known to close fairly quickly in tougher weather conditions, so check the Paradiski® snow reports to avoid getting caught out.

Club Med resorts in the area: Arcs Extrême, Les Arcs Panorama