Check out the Chalmazel ski resort map above to get a feel for the layout before you head out. The trail map covers 16 runs spread across 504 metres of vertical, accessed by one chairlift and seven drag lifts. You'll find two beginner runs, six intermediate runs, and six advanced runs, with skiing from 1634m down to 1130m.

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Best Runs in Chalmazel

Looking at Chalmazel's piste map, here's what stands out:

La Jasserie (Green): A gentle, wide cruiser that runs from mid-mountain to the base, ideal for building confidence on your first few days.
Piste des Chaumières (Green): This mellow slope winds through open terrain near the summit area, giving beginners proper mountain views without any nasty surprises.
La Fondue (Blue): A long, rolling intermediate run that's perfect for practising turns and rhythm without too much speed.
Piste du Mézenc (Blue): This varied blue offers changing gradients and width, making it great for progressing intermediates who want a bit more than just motorway cruising.
Les Gardes (Blue): A tree-lined run with consistent pitch that holds snow well when the weather closes in.
Les Combes (Red): The steepest maintained run on the mountain, with a proper pitch that'll test your technique and get the thighs burning.
Les Myrtilles (Red): A technical red through the trees that demands good edge control and quick reactions to the terrain changes.
Le Mur (Black): A short, sharp mogul field when left ungroomed, offering the resort's most challenging terrain for anyone after a proper leg workout.