Grab the Valberg ski resort map to get your bearings before hitting the slopes - it's a handy way to scope out the terrain and plan your day. The trail map covers 42 runs spread across 15 lifts, including 7 beginner runs, 6 intermediate runs, and 24 advanced runs, with skiing from 2066m down to 1700m. With one gondola, six chairlifts, and eight drag lifts linking the pistes, you'll have a good sense of how to navigate the mountain.

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Best Runs in Valberg

Balcons Blancs (Green): A wide, gently sloping piste that's ideal for complete beginners building confidence on their first turns.
Piste de l'Adret (Green): A sunny, tree-lined beginner route that meanders down through the woods with a forgiving gradient throughout.
Combe de Peyresq (Blue): A long, sweeping cruiser that winds through open terrain, perfect for intermediate skiers working on rhythm and flow.
Piste de Sapet (Blue): A well-groomed mid-mountain run offering consistent pitch and width, popular with ski schools for progression sessions.
Piste du Parc (Blue): A scenic blue that cuts through the forest with enough variety to keep intermediates engaged without ever feeling intimidating.
Les Combes (Red): A steeper, more technical red run that throws in some challenging sections and tighter turns for confident skiers looking to push themselves.
Piste du Loup (Red): A faster, open descent with excellent carving potential on well-maintained pistes that suit strong intermediate to advanced skiers.
Stade de Slalom (Red): As the name suggests, this run serves as the race training area and offers a consistent pitch for practising carved turns at speed.