Skiers can easily explore the entire area thanks to 70 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.

Whether you'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.