The "Face de Bellevarde" challenge

Arriving at Val d’Isère, it’s the first thing you see. The “Face de Bellevarde” is a legendary ski slope taken in 1992 by the athletes of the Albertville Winter Olympic Games. At over 2,800 metres of altitude, the finish line is visible from the top. Zigzag down the complicated 1,000 metre descent, stopping halfway to admire the stunning views of the Solaise mountains.

The Leissières ski lift

Enjoy the rollercoaster-like thrill of riding the Leissières cable car. This two-way mechanical lift links the Iseran and Solaise domains. Shiver with excitement as you pass over the rocky ridge of Leissières, a crest reaching over 2,900 metres of altitude. Feel the adrenaline rush during this unexpected descent, which offers a breathtaking view on the snowy mountains.

Val d’Isère strolls

Explore Val d’Isère's small streets lined with luxury boutiques and stone chalets with flagstone shingle roofs. This chic Savoyard village also has several architectural gems, such as the baroque church of Saint-Bernard de Menthonn with its roman bell tower. In the evening, discover the delights of the village’s trendy restaurants and bars.