Vaujany
- 58 chalets and apartments
- 1250 m altitude
Wintersport Alpe d'Huez - Le Grand Domaine
Large ski area with plenty of attractions and lively après-ski
Alpe d'Huez has became renowned due to The Tour de France and the Winter Olympics of 1968. Moreover it has gained more popularity due to the new bike event Alpe d'HuZes. Alpe d'Huez is one of the larger winter sport areas of France and the 250 km of slopes offer many possibilities for advanced skiers and beginners. The highest point, Pic Blanc, is situated at an altitude of 3330 metres and offers several exhilarating descents, while there are beautiful plane blue and red slopes at the glaciers. There is a snowpark with a halfpipe for snowboarders at the Premier Tronçon slope and Freeriders can enjoy the amazing off-piste tracks.
Hikers will not be bored either, in fact, there are about 30 km of hiking paths. For the cross-country skiers there are over 50 km of trails, and they are mainly situated on plateaus without trees on an altitude of 2000 metres, which secures the changes on snow as well.
Hikers will not be bored either, in fact, there are about 30 km of hiking paths. For the cross-country skiers there are over 50 km of trails, and they are mainly situated on plateaus without trees on an altitude of 2000 metres, which secures the changes on snow as well.
Ski villages in Alpe d'Huez - Le Grand Domaine
Piste map
Features Alpe d'Huez - Le Grand Domaine
- Chalets and apartments
- 118
- Average rating
- 8
- Number of ratings
- 404
- Length of pistes
- 250 km
- Altitude
- 1120 - 3330 meter
Additional information
- Number of lifts
- 81
- Number of chair lifts
- 23
- Number of ski tows
- 45
- Number of cable cars and cabin lifts
- 13
- Length of pistes
- 250 km
- Number of green pistes
- 41
- Length of green pistes
- 30 km
- Number of blue pistes
- 38
- Length of blue pistes
- 40 km
- Number of red pistes
- 39
- Length of red pistes
- 120 km
- Number of black pistes
- 17
- Length of black pistes
- 60 km
- Length of cross-country courses
- 50 km
