Discover the alpine charm of Alpe d'Huez at Tomorrowland Winter

Alpe d'Huez

Explore 116 unique slopes covering over 250 kilometers of pure skiing bliss.

Ski Area of 100 km²

Soar above the clouds at Le Pic Blanc, standing tall at over 3,330 meters.

84 Ski Lifts

The ski resort emerges often like an island from a soft blanket of clouds because of the good weather conditions.

Island in the Sun

Nicknamed “The Island in the Sun”, Alpe d’Huez enjoys around 300 sunny days per year. This unique microclimate means you can ski under blue skies while surrounded by breathtaking alpine scenery.

Year-Round Sunshine

Alpe d’Huez sits at 1,860 meters, with peaks like Le Pic Blanc reaching over 3,330 meters, ensuring excellent snow conditions throughout the season. Its elevation makes it one of the most reliable ski destinations in Europe for consistent powder and long runs.

High Altitude & Guaranteed Snow

Alpe d’Huez blends traditional charm with modern energy. From cozy chalets and lively après-ski spots to local markets and gourmet dining, the resort offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere off the slopes.

Vibrant Resort Life

Not a skier? No problem. Alpe d’Huez offers so much more than world-class skiing. Take the lift up to Pic Blanc and soak in breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps. Wander through the resort’s charming streets, bask on sunny terraces with a glass of wine or hot chocolate, or set out on a scenic winter hike. For a dose of adventure, try snowshoeing, dog sledding, or even a paragliding flight over the snowy peaks. At Alpe d’Huez, the magic of winter isn’t just for skiers—it’s for everyone.

Alpe d’Huez Beyond the Slopes

About Alpe d'Huez

Skiing is a tradition since the resort was founded in 1936. Nestled at an altitude of 1850m, Alpe d’Huez opens onto one of the largest ski areas in France. &quot;Espace Alpe d’Huez&quot; will delight both beginners and experiences skiers and gather 5 ski resorts (Alpe d’Huez, Auris-en-Oisans, Villard Reculas, Oz-en-Oisans &amp; Vaujany).

5 Ski Resorts

Skiers can easily explore the entire area thanks to 84 ski lifts, some of which are also accessible to pedestrians—perfect for taking in the stunning, snow-covered landscapes. From boardercross and snow parks to a slalom stadium and secure beginner zones, every detail is designed to ensure an active and unforgettable holiday for all. All Mountain Stages can be accessed by pedestrians.

Alpe d’Huez is home to two of the most iconic slopes in the French Alps. First, La Sarenne—Europe’s longest black run—takes you on a 16 km journey from the summit of Pic Blanc, dropping 1,900 meters in altitude with an average gradient of 12.5%. Then there’s the unforgettable Tunnel Slope, a true alpine oddity. After crossing straight through the heart of the mountain via a dark, narrow tunnel, skiers emerge onto one of the steepest and most thrilling walls in French skiing history.

Legendary Descents: La Sarenne & the Tunnel Slope

Whether you&#039;re taking your first turns or carving down expert terrain, Alpe d’Huez offers something for everyone. With 250 km of perfectly groomed slopes, the ski area is thoughtfully balanced for all skill levels: - 50 km of gentle green runs for beginners finding their rhythm - 55 km of smooth blue slopes ideal for progression and easy cruising - 75 km of dynamic red runs offering a challenge for intermediate skiers - And 70 km of bold black pistes for thrill-seekers chasing steep descents. From laid-back glides to heart-racing drops, every skier will find their perfect line on these sun-drenched slopes.

Slopes for Every Skier

Discover the Slopes

The Ski Resort of Alpe d’Huez boasts a prime location - just 1 hour from Grenoble, 2 hours from Lyon, and under 5 hours from Paris, making it easily accessible for an alpine escape. More information on how to get there can be found below.

Centrally Located in the Heart of the Alps

During the festival, Tomorrowland Winter will provide shuttles connecting the different ski lifts that lead to the various Mountain Stages. More information will be available closer to the event.

Tomorrowland Winter Shuttles

To make it easier to get around the resort on foot, the following ski lifts are free of charge during the winter season. - Télécentre: Departs from the Tourist Office square and connects to Place Jean Moulin and the Snow Front. - Alpe Express: Departs from Place Paganon, connecting the Éclose and Bergers areas. - Huez Express: Departs from Huez village and provides direct access to Alpe d’Huez. Free shuttle buses also run on 4 routes (A, B, C and the night line), allowing you to move easily between the ski slopes and the different areas of Alpe d’Huez. More information can be found below.

Alpe d'Huez

Ski Area of 100 km²

84 Ski Lifts

Island in the Sun

About Alpe d'Huez

Year-Round Sunshine

High Altitude & Guaranteed Snow

Vibrant Resort Life

Alpe d’Huez Beyond the Slopes

Discover the Slopes

5 Ski Resorts

84 Ski Lifts

Legendary Descents: La Sarenne & the Tunnel Slope

Slopes for Every Skier

Traveling To and Within the Resort

Centrally Located in the Heart of the Alps

Tomorrowland Winter Shuttles

Alpe d'Huez Free Pedestrian Transport