Isola 2000 Piste Map
Grab the Isola 2000 ski resort map to get familiar with the layout before you arrive - it's worth checking out how the runs are spread across this compact French resort. The trail map covers 45 runs spanning from 2,000m to 2,610m, including 7 beginner runs, 22 intermediate runs, and 13 advanced runs serviced by 2 gondolas, 7 chairlifts, and 10 drag lifts. Isola 2000 operates as a standalone resort, so everything you need is contained within this single ski area.
Best Runs in Isola 2000
Isola 2000's terrain spreads across a decent variety of runs, and here's what stands out across the ability spectrum:
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Gypaète (Green): A mellow, wide piste that runs from the top of the Marmotte lift back to the village, ideal for building confidence on long, gentle turns.
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Lagopède (Blue): A cruisy blue that winds down from the Pelevos sector with consistent pitch and good width, making it perfect for practising carved turns without any nasty surprises.
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Myrtilles (Blue): This tree-lined blue offers a more scenic descent through the forest zone with a forgiving gradient that suits improving intermediates.
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Pélévos (Red): A proper test piece that drops steeply from the Pélevos peak with sustained pitch and a fall-line that rewards confident skiers who can handle speed.
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Sanglier (Red): This red run features varied terrain with some steeper pitches and a few natural rolls, offering a good technical workout for solid intermediates.
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Grand Cabane (Red): A long, sweeping red that holds good snow thanks to its north-facing aspect and gives you proper leg burn by the bottom.
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Vallon (Black): The resort's signature black run delivers steep, sustained gradient with moguls that form quickly, making it a genuine challenge for advanced skiers looking to get properly worked.