| Piste | Colour | Sector - La Daille |
|---|---|---|
Lanches 1 & 2 |
Green | This is the beginners slope in La Daille |
| Verte | Green | A nice long green run from the Rocher De Bellevarde, all the way back to La Daille. Take this run if you want to ski down the red Triffolet run. |
| Criterium | Blue | Takes you down to La Daille - a nice tree run if visibility is poor |
| Diebold | Blue | From the Bellevarde, all the way into La Daille |
| Orange | Red | A steep wide piste, sometimes with icy patches, taking you back to the Funival |
| Coupe du Monde "Ok" | Red | Your chance to ski the world famous "Ok" piste, home to the World Cup Downhill "Premier Neige", which is run each December. |
| Triffolet | Red | This superb run through the trees and gullies has an unfortunately short season due to lack of snow |
| Piste "G" | Black | Parallel to the OK piste, this tricky black takes you back to La Daille |
| Piste | Colour | Sector - Val d'Isère: Rocher du Bellevarde |
| Mont Blanc | Green | A nice wide piste for beginners |
| Col de Fresse | Green | Gives access to Tignes |
| Borsat | Green | Some schussing required at the end |
| Genepy | Green | Steep and prone to moguls at the top, but a nice easy piste to get back to the Grand Pre, with good areas for a picnic |
| Grand Pre | Green | Wonderful easy & wide beginners' piste |
| 3i | Blue | A wide open blue |
| Moutons | Blue | A more steep and challenging blue |
| Tines | Blue | An easy short run giving access to the snow park |
| Creux | Blue | A long challenging run, which is sometimes busy at the top |
| Edelweiss | Blue | An undulating blue |
| Violettes | Blue | A nice easy blue |
| Club des Sports | Blue | An undulating piste, good to start off the day. Is often closed due to avalanche risk |
| Santons | Blue | A natural half pipe, but gets crowded |
| Rocs | Red | A steep red, which sometimes develops moguls |
| Moutons | Red | Used to be a steep and challenging blue |
| Joseray | Red | A challenging piste with conditions similar to the Face |
| Epaule du charvet | Black | Can get mogully and patchy - for experienced skiers, a good alternative to the Santons |
| Face | Black | The legendary Olympic downhill from 1992, due to be used again 2009. It changes by the minute - best around lunch time, and a great achievement to tell your friends! |
| Piste | Colour | Sector - Val d'Isere: Solaise |
| Savonnette | Green | A free drage lift gives beginners access to this short run |
| Village 1 & 2 | Green | These 2 short runs are great for beginners |
| Madeleine | Green | An easy run, to get your ski legs back. Watch out for the ski schools. |
| Lac de l'ouillette | Green | A gentle run for beginners to use above Solaise |
| St Jacques | Blue | This run gives access to the Cugnai lift & red run, or links down to the col de la madeleine |
| Glacier | Blue | A lovely blue with stunning views |
| Leissieres | Blue | An undulating run |
| Plan Millet | Blue | Above and parallel to the Leissieres |
| Col de la Madeleine | Blue | A schuss at the end of an easy blue |
| Fourche | Blue | From the top of the Marais lift, this run joines the Col de la Madeleine |
| Marais | Blue | A very nice piste. Slightly steeper than the Col de la Madeleine |
| Lac/parc a moutons | Blue | A narrow piste linking to the Marmottons lift of the German Mattis run |
| Piste "L" | Blue | This piste is formed by a natural gully, leading back to Val centre, with some polling at the end. Sometimes closed due to avalanche risk. |
| Traversee du laisinant | Blue | A Long flat path from le Laisinant along the valley floor back to Val - avoid unless you like using poles! |
| Plan | Red | A wide piste, but it can get busy |
| Piste "M" | Red | Used to be a difficult blue - steep, choppy & narrow in places |
| Legettaz | Red | Good to practice on |
| Arcelle | Red | A long & challenging run |
| Cugnai | Red | accessed via a slow 2-man chair, this run is steep & narrow for the first 20m, then opens into a very nice run |
| Marmottons | Black | Long and challenging, with great skiing in powder conditions |
| Piste "A" | Black | A nice alternative to the M - through trees, and quite narrow |
| Combe Martin | Black | This run meanders through the trees and then links to the green Village runs |
| 3000 | Black | Very steep and mogully - doesn't usually open until mid season |
| Piste | Colour | Sector - Val d'Isere: Le Laisinant/Le Fornet/Glacier de Pissaillas |
| Pays desert | Green | A short and narrow piste, taking you down to the drag lift |
| Cema | Green | A slow and flat run, bringing you to the Cascade chairlift |
| Aiguille pers | Blue | A nice, easy, wide run, which never gets busy. However it is exposed to the wind & cold |
| Montets | Blue | A short wide run |
| Ouille | Blue | Not often open |
| Pissaillas | Blue | Wide, but fairly steep - the snow is always good, and there is the opportunity for a little off piste in between the runs. |
| Col | Blue | This run has a long steep schuss, but it's a little easier than the Pont Abbate |
| Pont Abbate | Blue | The run has quite a lot of flat and requires schussing! |
| Variant Col | Blue | Splits off from the Pyramide and takes you to the Col lifts |
| Pyramide | Blue | A nice, easy blue |
| Arolay | Blue | From the top of the Laisinant Express chairlift, for those wishing to avoid the ren |
| Pre-chemin | Blue | A good, fun run |
| Vallon | Blue | A nice blue, but busy at times as all runs join this one |
| Mangard | Blue | Snow cannons ensure this is always skiable, but not really suited to beginners as it has a steep schuss at the end |
| Aiglon | Red | A easy but narrow run linking to the datcha chair |
| Germain Mattis | Red | From the Aiglon, a more challenging red through the trees down to Le Laisinant |
| Table d'orientation | Red | A short but steep run |
| Cognan | Red | At the end of the Magnard, this short steep run brings you into Le Fornet |
| Signal | Red | If you can make it up the drag lift, you'll find the top of the run very steep and narrow, and probably icy too! |
| Rocher | Red | A very easy long red, but boarders beware as it flattens out at the end |
| Geant | Red | A nice easy red up on the glacier |
| Combe du geant | Red | The Roches and Geant meet to form this run |
| Moraine | Red | A nicy cruisy red with good snow - off piste at the edge of the run is tempting, but beware of crevasses! |
| Cascade | Red | Parallel and similar to the Moraine |
| Tunnel | Black | From the top of the 3000 drag, this run as it's name suggests, goes through the mountain, giving access to the glacier and le Fornet |
| Foret | Black | Very good skiers only. Narrow in places and often has big moguls. Conditions vary greatly. |
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