Les Arcs 1800 Ski Resort

Les Arcs 1800 is considered the most popular of the Les Arcs villages because of the ski-in ski-out accommodation options. In addition, it has an excellent après scene with plenty of restaurants, bars and clubs to visit in the area. Part of the Paradiski ski area, you can ski an impressive 435km of slopes with links to nearby La Plagne. Les Arcs 1800 is the main hub of Les Arcs, with brilliant access to the Les Arcs 2000 bowl, or the tree-lined red and blue runs down to the hamlet of Peisey Nancroix. You can also easily head to Les Arcs 1600 and Les Arcs 1950.

Les Arcs 1800 Transfer Time
Chambery
Map Marker 2h 0m
Geneva
Map Marker 3h 0m
Grenoble
Map Marker 3h 15m

Best For...

  • All abilities
  • Après ski
  • Families
  • Glacier skiing

Resort Statistics

  • Resort Altitude 1,800m
  • Skiing Altitude 3,225m
  • Total Ski Area 435km
  • Lifts 160
  • Blue Runs 170km
  • Red Runs 166km
  • Black Runs 89km
  • Cross Country 80km
Ski Areas in Les Arcs 1800

Ski Areas in Les Arcs 1800

Part of the Paradiski ski area, Les Arcs 1800 is well-connected to neighbouring ski resort, La Plagne. This opens up an amazing 435km of slopes to explore with a full lift pass. The Paradiski ski area also has a brilliant snow record, because the lifts go as high as 3,225m. The skiing around Les Arcs 1800 is mainly suited to beginner and intermediate skiers. There’s also some challenging terrain for advanced skiers, with more options over in La Plagne.

Skiing in Les Arcs 1800

Skiing in Les Arcs 1800

From Les Arcs 1800, you can easily access the high altitude skiing of the Les Arcs 2000 bowl or alternatively, head down the easy, tree-lined runs to Peisey Nancroix, Arc 1600 or Arc 1950. Beginners will enjoy the slopes in Carreley and Villars. You can then progress to the ski tranquille zone. Intermediates will enjoy the Mont Blanc and Foret areas. The Aiguille Rouge has a great challenge for experts, with a 2,000m vertical drop.

Snowboarding in Les Arcs 1800

Snowboarding in Les Arcs 1800

The wide, well-maintained slopes are fantastic for snowboarders who are at a beginner level. There is also plenty for intermediate and advanced riders to enjoy too in the area. In addition, there are brilliant powder bowls in Les Arcs 2000. You can also enjoy the tree-lined off-piste in Peisey-Vallandry. If you’re a freestyler, there’s a fantastic large snowpark with state-of-the-art rails, kickers and jumps.

Ski Schools in Les Arcs 1800

Ski Schools in Les Arcs 1800

With many ski schools and instructors to choose between, there really is something for everybody.

We’ve partnered with New Generation and Oxygène and highly recommend their services. All of our partners offer fantastic lessons for all skiing ability levels.

Book your ski lessons with our recommended suppliers. If you’re travelling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.

Crèches in Les Arcs 1800

Crèches in Les Arcs 1800

In Les Arcs 1800, there’s the Les Skimômes Mini Club that takes children from 3 to 8 years old. The package includes lessons and meals at lunch, for a full or half-day. Other services include the babysitting services of Ma Nounou Montagne or the Paradiski Nanny Service.

Restaurants in Les Arcs 1800

Restaurants in Les Arcs 1800

If you’re looking for a bite to eat, there are some great restaurants in the Les Arcs 1800 village. Terrasses du Miravidi Le Charvet and Charmettoger Arc 1800 have delicious menus, with a range of cuisine. In addition, there are brilliant mountain views you can admire from the windows and balconies.

Après Ski in Les Arcs 1800

Après Ski in Les Arcs 1800

Les Arcs 1800 is considered the heartbeat of Les Arcs village nightlife. Start your party at the legendary La Folie Douce where there’s dancing, DJs and drinks flowing from the afternoon. Benji’s Pub Restaurant has a popular happy hour and a large sunny terrace. A great place to have a piste-side drink and a bite to eat. J.O Les Arcs and Red Hot Saloon bars are where you can party until the early hours of the morning.

Best Après Ski in Les Arcs
Non-Skiers in Les Arcs 1800

Non-Skiers

If you want a lovely winter walk, there are some beautiful trails in the woods between Les Arcs 1800 and Peisey-Vallandry. There’s a bowling alley in Les Arcs 1800 town, which is great for groups and families. You can also enjoy other activities such as paragliding, ice-climbing and dog sledging.

Map of Les Arcs 1800

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