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The Skiers' Guide to Saint Jean d'Aulps

Top Rated for
4.88 (17 Ratings)
Quiet Slopes
4.66 (16 Ratings)
Value for Money
4.64 (14 Ratings)
Family Friendliness
4.57 (7 Ratings)
Advanced
4.38 (17 Ratings)
Groomed Runs
4.29 (17 Ratings)
Overall Rating
Beginner 22%
Intermediate 31%
Advanced 41%
Expert 6%
Ranked
134th
of 270 ski resorts
Overall Rating
4.29
From 17 Reviews
32
Total Runs
900
Bottom Elevation
1800
Top Elevation
50
Skiable Terrain
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Saint Jean d'Aulps Piste Map

Check out the Saint Jean d'Aulps ski resort map to get a proper feel for the layout before you arrive. The trail map covers 32 runs spanning from 900m to 1,800m, including 7 beginner runs, 10 intermediates, and 13 advanced pistes serviced by one gondola, four chairlifts, and 11 drag lifts. Saint Jean d'Aulps is part of the wider Portes du Soleil ski area, giving you access to a massive 600km+ of linked terrain across France and Switzerland.

piste map for Saint Jean d'Aulps

Best Runs in Saint Jean d'Aulps

Saint Jean d'Aulps offers solid terrain for confident intermediates and a welcoming environment for those still finding their ski legs, though it's fair to say experts might crave a bit more bite.

  • L'Echelet (Green): A wide, mellow piste from mid-station down towards the village, ideal for first-timers getting comfortable with longer descents.

  • Les Près (Green): A gentle nursery slope near the base that's popular with ski schools and perfect for mastering those first turns.

  • Les Combes (Blue): A scenic blue run that winds through open terrain with a consistent, forgiving pitch - great for building confidence.

  • Les Lindarets (Blue): A cruisey tree-lined run offering pleasant progression terrain and protection on windier days.

  • Le Darbon (Blue): A rolling blue that stretches across the mid-mountain area, offering satisfying length for intermediates working on technique.

  • Les Brochaux (Red): A steeper red that ramps up the challenge with narrower sections and a more pronounced gradient, suited to intermediates pushing their limits.

  • Les Mossettes (Red): One of the more engaging reds in the area, with varied pitch and good carving opportunities for confident skiers.