Domaine skiable de l'Alpe d'Huez

With 250 km of slopes, there's something for everyone:

Beginners: dedicated areas, wide, safe runs for safe learning.

Intermediates: varied itineraries, long descents and progressive slopes.

Experts: technical trails, steep ascents and challenging sectors to push yourself.

The ski area links five complementary resorts, offering a diversity of atmospheres and panoramas to discover throughout your stay:

Alpe d'Huez: the beating heart of the resort, with direct access to the main sectors and services.

Auris-en-Oisans: family atmosphere and soothing surroundings.

Oz 3300: authenticity, quick access to the high peaks and Pic Blanc.

Vaujany: mountain charm, modernity and family-friendly facilities.

Villard-Reculas: natural skiing, intimate area and exceptional panoramas.

The resort's assets

3,330 m altitude
Pic Blanc, Sarenne glacier and breathtaking panoramic views.

250 km of runs - 111 trails
A complete universe for all levels.

A snow guarantee
67 lifts, 1,053 snow guns and 27 snow ploughs.

300 days of sunshine a year
South-facing for bright skiing.

Iconic slopes & easy access to the summits

The resort is home to some legendary runs, including :

La Sarenne, Europe's longest black run (16 km).

The Tunnel, a unique technical challenge after its emblematic underground passage.

Thanks to a modern network of lifts, access to the summits is fluid, fast and comfortable.
The resort continues to evolve with Altitude 3300, a major project to optimize the high-altitude experience.

More than just skiing: experiences to live

At Alpe d'Huez, you can discover the mountain in all its forms:

Sensations: Mountain Kart, rail tobogganing, fun zones and Snowparks.

Nature: dog sledding, snowshoeing, Nordic itineraries.

Family: beginners' areas, snow play areas, adapted courses.

A multitude of activities designed to vary the pleasures and share unique moments, both on and off the slopes.

Information: Storm Benjamin on the night of October 22/23 damaged the Pic Blanc cable car. Since then, our teams and partners have been doing their utmost to repair the lift as quickly as possible, while guaranteeing a safe reopening for everyone, which remains our top priority. Alpine skiing at 3000 m will remain accessible, as will the Sarenne piste via the Marmottes 3 lift. Reopening scheduled for January 30