Champagny en Vanoise Piste Map
Check out the Champagny en Vanoise ski resort map to get your bearings before you hit the slopes - it's worth downloading so you've got it handy on the mountain. The trail map covers 135 runs across the wider La Plagne area, stretching from 1250m up to 3250m, with terrain suited to every level. You'll find 10 beginner runs, 72 intermediates, and 34 advanced pistes, all serviced by 95 lifts including 12 gondolas and cable cars.
Best Runs in Champagny en Vanoise
Here's what you need to know about the best ski runs at Champagny en Vanoise:
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Le Loup (Green): A mellow, wide slope perfect for building confidence on your first few days on skis.
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Lièvre Blanc (Blue): A long cruiser that winds its way down from the top of the Roc de Bécoin, ideal for practising your turns without too much traffic.
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Tetras Lyre (Blue): This scenic run drops through open terrain with consistent gradient, making it brilliant for intermediate skiers working on rhythm and flow.
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Ours (Blue): A tree-lined descent offering a bit of shelter on snowy days and a good challenge for progressing intermediates.
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Marmotte (Red): A varied red that tests your edge control with a few steeper pitches and tighter sections to navigate.
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Coqs de Bruyère (Red): This run offers some proper carving potential with wide-open sections and a satisfying vertical drop.
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Lagopède (Red): A technical red that demands concentration with changing terrain and a few tricky transitions to keep you honest.
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Grand Bec (Black): Champagny's signature steep run delivers consistent fall-line skiing with excellent snow retention thanks to its north-facing aspect.
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Chamois (Black): A challenging descent with variable terrain and moguls that form quickly, best tackled when conditions are prime.