Alpe d’Huez Ski Map
The ski resort Alpe d’Huez is a very popular resort. Offering a huge array of slope variation, a fantastic learners and children’s area, snowparks, high altitude skiing with elevations up to 3,330m, 250km of piste to explore, 70 lifts, not to mention a great nightlife, the list could go on.
Alpe d’Huez Piste Map Download
Piste Facts of Alpe d’Huez
- Total km of piste: Alpe d’Huez 249km
- Snow range: 1,860-3,330m
- Resort height: 1,860m
- Piste type & Number of runs: Easy – 38, Intermediate – 68, Difficult – 17
- Number of lifts: Total lifts – 85, Funicular – 2, Cable cars – 3, Gondola – 12, Chairlifts – 25, Drag lifts – 38, Magic carpets – 6
- Longest run: La Sarenne (Black) – 16km
- Snow parks: 2
Accommodation in Alpe d’Huez
The Alpe d’Huez ski resort encapsulates seven towns all varying in size and altitude. All with access to the Alpe d’Huez piste one way or another and many offering the convenience of ski-in ski-out.
Going through the villages, Vaujany sits at 1,250m – the lowest of the seven. Next up is Oz En Oisans at 1,350m. The main resort access road consist of Villard Reculas at 1,500m & Huez at 1,500m. Finally, at 1,860m you have Alpe d’Huez, the much smaller Maronne at 1,450 and at 1,600m Auris En Oisans.
Most of the accommodation and thus, the most expensive ski resort is Alpe d’Huez. However, there are plenty of options in this ski area from large ski resort hotels offering half board options, to smaller self-catering apartments and chalet options.
If you’re tempted, search & book here for Alpe d’Huez ski accommodation.