Bonneval sur Arc Piste Map
Grab the ski resort map for Bonneval sur Arc to get familiar with this high-altitude French gem before you arrive. The trail map covers 26 runs spread between 1,800m and 3,000m, with three beginner runs, 12 intermediate trails and eight advanced pistes serviced by three chairlifts and seven drag lifts. It's a quieter spot with proper elevation, so knowing the layout helps you make the most of the terrain.
Best Runs in Bonneval sur Arc
Looking at Bonneval-sur-Arc's piste map, here are the standout runs you'll want to hit:
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Mollard Fleury (Green): A wide, mellow slope that meanders gently down from the Ouille Mouta area, ideal for building confidence on your first days.
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Vallonnet (Blue): A scenic cruiser that winds through open terrain with consistent pitch, perfect for nailing your parallel turns without any nasty surprises.
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Pistes de Tsépit (Blue): This series of wide blues near the Plan du Lac area offers brilliant carving terrain with forgiving gradients and excellent snow retention.
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Plan du Lac (Blue): A rolling intermediate run that connects key lift points whilst serving up proper alpine views across the valley.
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Ouille Mouta (Red): A properly challenging red that starts steep near the summit and demands commitment, especially when conditions firm up.
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Signal du Grand Fond (Red): The highest piste in the area at 3,000m, delivering a long, leg-burning descent with variable pitch and stunning glacier views.
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Col de l'Iseran Link (Red): A brilliant connector route that takes you towards the Iseran pass with some technical sections that'll keep advanced intermediates honest.
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Vallée Étroite (Black): The resort's toughest marked run, featuring sustained steep sections, tight turns, and mogul fields that form up fast after fresh snow.