Top Things to do in Bourg Saint Maurice
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Top 6 Ski & Snowboard Areas in Bourg Saint Maurice, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes
Discover the best top things to do in Bourg Saint Maurice, France including First Tracks Les Arcs, Rodeo Luge, Les Arcs, ESF Arcs 1600, Les Arcs, ESF Les Arcs 2000.
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1. First Tracks Les Arcs
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
A first tracks on each resort, every wednesday! Fancy the first track of the morning... Sunrise at the top and share a breakfast with the ski patrol. More information on lesarcs-peiseyvallandry.ski/en/first-tracks
Reviewed By justlazin
Great to experience skiing on freshly pisted empty slopes, and the breakfast at L'Altiport is plentiful and fresh.
2. Rodeo Luge
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
Fly down paradise on a sledge. Sledge piste rodeo luge offers 3km of pure thrills on arc 2000.
Reviewed By DodgySkier
This is a brilliant run. You leave your skies at the top of the run and buy however many rides you want. The run ends at the next lift down so really easy to get back up on the chair lift. You can actually leave your skies at the lower lift if you don’t fancy the ski down. The run itself is steep enough in parts to get a real shimmy on with some sharp bends to test the nerves. There are the inevitable flatfish bits but not enough to feel as though you walked the run instead. We had 2 moments of walking a short distance. You can hire single or double ( side by side) sledges; the latter can take two adults and is a test of team coordination. It’s not expensive for the fun and well worth a visit if you need a bit of a rest from skiing and a good laugh instead
3. Les Arcs
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4.0 based on 481 reviews
Les Arcs ski resort is an atypical resort that faces Mont Blanc and overlooks the Upper Tarentaise Valley. This openness provides a 360° panorama. Its South-Easterly orientation is synonymous with sunshine and breathtaking sunsets over the surrounding summits. An area where renowned athletes can perform, this playground with its unequalled variety can guarantee you some wonderful memories! Its 4 high altitude, car-free and "ski-to-the-door" villages (Arc 2000, Arc 1950, Arc 1800 & Arc 1600)all enjoy their own style, which you can discover at will... An integral part of Paradiski, the 2nd largest inter-linked ski area in the world, more than 70% of Les Arcs' pistes are above 2000m, a variety of situations that can provide "all-weather" skiing for abilities on "pistes Natur'" and forest slopes...and fun zones! Let us know what you think about the resort to even further enhance the quality of your welcome, your information and your guidance inside the resort.
Reviewed By Roy_Goods - Sudbury, Canada
Arc 1950... incredible village. Compared to the others we can see from the outside, this is he place to stay. Skiing was amazing just outside our door.
4. ESF Arcs 1600
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4.0 based on 51 reviews
ESF Arc 1600 It's the skischool of Arc 1600 resort live the experience
Reviewed By rrached - Sao Paulo, Brazil
Excellent for individual ou small groups classes. We were at club Med and the group classes they offer are regular. Kids group classes (specially for the little ones) aren’t good. A lot of kids crying and given up! But the private classes are really good! I learned with Harvey and my husband with Julian. Both amazing. For kids Clemence is very kind and speaks Portuguese.
5. Les Arcs
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4.0 based on 98 reviews
Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry ski area, it's 200 km of slopes from 3200 m to 1200 m offered to you. You can have access to all the playful spaces of the ski area : Mille8, snowpark, boarder cross, water slide, Big Airbag, photo spots and video space , Avalanche park, Natur’ routes and 360 ° panoramas on the highest peaks. Les Arcs/Peisey-Vallandry, is all the slide pleasure on one ski area !
Reviewed By SarahLouKing - Doncaster, United Kingdom
We’ve just completed 6 days skiing in Les Arcs as a family of 4 with 2 children aged 10 & 13. This is our 4th ski holiday so we’re far from advanced but I’d say more intermediate skiers. We spent day 1 exploring the lower areas sticking to the blue runs to find our ski legs but after that we were exploring some red runs. We found a real difference in gradient, some red seemed much tamer than others and there were a few that we didn’t attempt. The whole area is very well sign posted and easy to move around in. Many of the pistes are nice and wide with opportunity for safe off piste skiing. It was Feb Half term so I can’t imagine it being any busier than this week but we still got around without too much queuing if your flexible on where you go. The Transarc & Villards lifts were always busy from the base station at Arc 1800 but we were staying to one side of the resort so headed up to midway where the queue was lighter and less pushy. A great snow park in the middle of the resort for the more adventurous, although the kids (inc dad) skied the ramps and I skied through without which was great. lots of picnic benches dotted around and the toilet facilities on the mountain were the best we’ve seen, they all seemed really new and hardly any queues. Plenty of places to eat, we mainly returned to our apartment for lunch but found a great spot in Arc 1950 at the side of the snow. Highly recommend the resort as a whole.
6. ESF Les Arcs 2000
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By MartineGui - Montreal, Canada
Had a great ski instructor from Esf, Benjamin, at Arc 2000. Great instructor, with exercises and constructive comments to improve your technique. He was also a very knowledgeable person to provide info of the site and its surroundings as well as the culture. Had a wonderful week at Arc Extreme Club Med and amazing skiing. I would recommend to anyone looking for a great ski instructor, coupled with an amazing scenery and ski domain. One of my most memorable ski vacations.
