Val d'Allos Piste Map
Grab the Val d'Allos ski resort map to get the lay of the land before you hit the slopes. The trail map covers 64 runs spread between 1,800m and 2,600m, with a solid mix of 5 beginner, 29 intermediate, and 22 advanced pistes serviced by 2 gondolas, 11 chairlifts, and 14 drag lifts. Val d'Allos links with La Foux d'Allos to form the Espace Lumière ski area, giving you plenty of terrain to explore across both sectors.
Best Runs in Val d'Allos
Val d'Allos offers a brilliant mix of terrain spread across its slopes, and here are some runs worth seeking out:
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Piste de l'Ours (Green): A long, winding green that rolls gently down from mid-mountain, ideal for building confidence away from the main beginner area.
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La Verte (Green): A wide, forgiving slope perfect for first-timers getting to grips with controlling speed and linking turns.
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L'Audibergue (Blue): A scenic blue cruiser that meanders through larch forests with consistent pitch, great for intermediates looking to clock up mileage.
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Le Vallon (Blue): A broad, flowing run that's popular with ski schools and perfect for practising parallel turns without the intimidation factor.
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La Foux (Blue): A well-groomed piste offering sweeping views across the valley, with enough width to carve big turns at speed.
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Couloir de Cimai (Red): A properly steep red with sustained gradient that'll test your edge control and quad endurance.
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La Combe (Red): A wide-open red that holds snow well and offers excellent carving terrain when freshly groomed.
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Le Ravin (Black): A technical black run with tight turns and challenging mogul fields that separate the confident from the committed.
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La Diable (Black): The resort's toughest marked run, featuring steep pitches and variable terrain that demands solid technique and nerve.