Les Arcs 2000 is a purpose built resort and probably the ugliest in Les Arcs although it

Les Arcs 2000

does offer good skiing and snowboarding access. There is a selection of apartments offered on a self-catering basis as well as some operated as chalets.

Ski & Snowboard Access:

Les Arcs 2000 is a purpose built resort; the slopes are convenient, well laid out and moving around is generally quick and easy with no major queues. A high percentage of runs are above 2000m which means that you can stay high when necessary.

Nursery slopes are available for beginners. You should quickly progress on to runs such as the lovely Cascades run below Les Arcs 1950 with the Pre St Esprit chairlift back to just above Les Arcs 2000. Alternatively there are a selection of blue runs above the village.

Intermediate skiers have plenty to choose from in Les Arcs: both around Les Arcs 2000 and further afield.

Experts should be happy with a selection of black runs around Les Arcs. From Les Arcs 2000 you could take the Telecabine du Varet and then cable car to the Aiguille Rouge at 3226m before taking the black run all the way to Villaroger, a drop of over 2000m.

Les Arcs offers a huge selection of off piste routes.

Les Arcs 2000 Accommodation:

Les Arcs 2000 Apres Ski:

Les Arcs 2000 is probably the quietest of the villages for night lift but still offers a selection of restaurants. Additionally, there are a total of about 30 shops and a cinema.

Les Arcs 2000 Ski Schools:

There are nurseries and ski schools for children as well as adults in all the Les Arcs villages.

Les Arcs Ski Hire Shops:

Other Les Arcs Villages:

Plan Peisey (1650m), Peisey Nancroix (1350m), Vallandry (1650m), Les Arcs 1600, Les Arcs 1800, Les Arcs 1950