Valloire Piste Map
Check out the Valloire ski resort map below to get a proper feel for the terrain before you head out. The trail map covers 90 runs spread across 1,430m to 2,600m of elevation, with a solid mix of 18 beginner, 29 intermediate, and 33 advanced runs serviced by 2 gondolas, 17 chairlifts, and 11 drag lifts. Valloire is part of the Galibier-Thabor ski area, giving you plenty of mountain to explore.
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Best Runs in Valloire
Valloire's 150km of pistes offer something for everyone, with runs carved through high-altitude bowls and tree-lined valleys that'll keep you coming back for more.
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Sous la Tête Noire (Green): A long, wide cruiser from the top of the Sétaz lift that's ideal for building confidence at altitude without the stress.
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Les Verneys (Blue): A mellow, tree-lined run that cuts through the forest back to the village, perfect for warming up your legs or winding down at the end of the day.
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Combefolle (Blue): A rolling blue that flows nicely down the Crey du Quart sector, giving intermediates plenty of space to work on their carving.
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Grand Plateau (Blue): This wide-open piste sits high up and offers cracking views across the valley while giving you loads of room to open up your turns.
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Lacs (Red): A proper red that drops down from the Col des Rochilles with varied terrain and enough gradient to get your thighs burning.
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Crey du Quart (Red): A steep, direct line that tests your technique with consistent pitch and often holds good snow thanks to its north-facing aspect.
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Sous le Bois (Red): A twisting, tree-lined descent that demands concentration as you navigate through the pines—brilliant fun when the snow's fresh.
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Crête (Black): Valloire's signature black run delivers steep, ungroomed terrain with moguls that'll sort the confident skiers from the rest.
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Lac Blanc (Black): A challenging, high-altitude black that gets seriously steep in sections and rewards strong technical skiers with a proper leg workout.