France’s Paradiski winter sports area is one of Europe’s best and most comprehensive.
Comprised of the three resorts of Les Arcs, Peisey-Vallandry and La Plagne, the area boasts 239 pistes measuring a total 425km, four snow parks, a halfpipe and two glaciers.

Chalet Richermoz sits at the heart of this gigantic snow-sports playground in Peisey- Vallandry, the central resort of the Paradiski.
Its location gives guests easy access to the superb skiing on offer in both Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry.

Accommodating to beginners, challenging for intermediates and demanding for experts, this tree-swathed expanse of slopes and back country has something for everyone.

And if the 200km of piste fail to satisfy you then La Plagne’s equally vast ski area, that completes the Paradiski, is just a valley away.

Tired of the piste?
Then try out Nordic skiing, take a ride in a horse-drawn sleigh ride or turn your hand to dog sledding.
For the adventurous visitor ice climbing, snowshoeing and paragliding are also on offer.

In the evenings you can explore the traditional Alpine village of Peisey-Nancroix. Torch-lit guided tours lead visitors through the atmospheric streets of Peisey village – still home to a thriving community – arranged around a beautiful Baroque church.

Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry
Ski area details:

• Rising from an altitude of 810m (Bourg St Maurice) to 3, 226m at the top of Aiguille Rouge in Les Arcs. Chalet Richermoz, in Peisey-Nancroix, is situated at 1, 438m above sea level.

• 19 black runs, 32 red, 56 blue and one green, as well as three snow parks

• Home to one of Europe’s longest ski runs ‘l’Aiguille Rouge’ which measures 7km

• Ski area serviced by 52 lifts, including a funicular