AMAZING SKI CHALETSLes Arcs: 2000
WEsayThe highest of the Les Arc villages and the best snow.Purpose built, this is a modern place with ample bars and restaurants, many ski in /ski out residences.
With plenty to offer skiers of all abilities, this part of Savoie, France, is also known as one of the homes of snowboarding and close to the resort is a terrain park with cross spines, rails and boxes. There is also a great choice of natural runs for keen skiers and boarders alike and as the highest of the villages within the resort area, the best snow can often be found right on your doorstep. A gondola and several six-seater lifts ensure that the best spots are easy to reach for all the guests staying in Les Arcs 2000.
Family fun - Being a pedestrianised resort, it is ideal for parents with young children that are looking for a destination where they do not have to spend the whole time worrying about safety issues. A bowling alley and ice rink can be found in the village, providing alternative entertainment options for those who fancy a few hours away from the slopes. With the capacity to host over 7,000 guests at any one time, it is no surprise that this village is home to quite a few local shops, which makes it very easy for people to arrange ski hire in Les Arcs.
Getting started - For those who are looking to book their first winter sports holiday, this resort has to be on the shortlist as one of the best places to stay. Within easy reach of the Les Arcs ski chalet are many excellent nursery slopes and these are complemented by the snowboarding facilities mentioned earlier. However, with a speed track just above the village and the Aiguille Rouge, a 7-kilometre run that drops over 2,000 metres, there is plenty to attract the more experienced skier as well. Among the resorts in this area, the hotels and chalets that comprise Les Arcs 2000 accommodation are very popular.
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best FOR
- Diverse slopes on and off-piste
- Lots of challenging skiing
- Some brilliant woodland runs
- Car-free, mainly convenient villages, including pretty 1950
- Some tranquil alternative bases
- Quick cable car connection to La Plagne