Grab the Val d'Azun ski resort map to get your bearings before heading out on the slopes. The trail map covers 9 runs spread across an elevation range from 1,350m to 1,600m, including 1 beginner run, 2 intermediate runs, and 3 advanced runs. The resort operates 2 drag lifts to access the terrain.

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Best Runs in Val d'Azun

Val d'Azun is a compact, family-friendly resort in the French Pyrénées with a modest but varied selection of pistes that cater well to learners and intermediates, while also offering some steeper terrain for more experienced skiers.

Piste des Myrtilles (Green): A long, wide beginner run that meanders gently down from the mid-station, ideal for building confidence on easy terrain.
Piste du Soum (Blue): A cruisey blue that follows the ridge with open views across the valley, perfect for intermediate skiers looking to rack up mileage.
Piste du Clot (Blue): A tree-lined blue run offering a bit more shelter on windier days, with a consistent pitch that's great for practising rhythm and flow.
Piste du Bassia (Red): A steeper red with a more direct fall line that rewards confident intermediates who like to carve turns with a bit more edge angle.
Piste de Couraduque (Red): The longest red in the resort, featuring varied terrain and a satisfying vertical drop that keeps things interesting from top to bottom.
Piste des Crêtes (Red): A high-altitude red run with stunning panoramic views, often holding better snow quality thanks to its elevation and exposure.
Piste du Clot - Versant Nord (Black): The steepest marked run at Val d'Azun, offering a proper challenge with tight turns and sections that can develop bumps later in the day.