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Espace Killy Ski Map
Nestled in the French Alps, Espace Killy (encompassing Tignes and Val d’Isère) is often considered one of the finest ski and snowboard destinations in the world. With over 300 km of interconnected pistes and incredibly varied terrain, riders of all levels can explore high-altitude bowls, long scenic runs, challenging off-piste areas, and two glaciers. The resort’s reliable snow record and impressive lift infrastructure mean less time waiting and more time carving through fresh powder. The vibe is sporty yet relaxed, making it ideal for riders who want world-class skiing without sacrificing village charm.
Beyond the slopes, Espace Killy offers a lively après-ski culture, stylish dining, and plenty of non-skiing winter activities, from ice diving to husky sledding. Modern lift systems connect the two main villages easily, allowing you to enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Val d’Isère or the sporty, all-action atmosphere of Tignes. Whether you’re chasing powder lines, cruising blue runs in the sun, or enjoying a mountaintop lunch with jaw-dropping views, Espace Killy delivers an unforgettable alpine experience.
Ski Season Length and Dates
Espace Killy enjoys one of the longest ski seasons in Europe thanks to its high altitude and glacier terrain. Typically, Tignes opens as early as late September or October for glacier skiing, with the full resort coming online in late November. Val d’Isère usually opens by the end of November. Both areas generally remain open until the beginning of May, offering over five months of prime ski and snowboard conditions.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes – Espace Killy caters very well to beginners despite its reputation for advanced terrain. Both Tignes and Val d’Isère have dedicated beginner zones with gentle green slopes and excellent English-speaking ski schools. Wide, forgiving pistes near the mountain villages make learning comfortable and less intimidating. Once confidence builds, beginners can gradually explore longer, scenic runs without suddenly finding themselves on something too steep.
Base Elevation: 1,550 meters (5,085 feet) in Val d’Isère / 1,800 meters (5,906 feet) in Tignes
Peak Elevation: 3,456 meters (11,339 feet) on the Grande Motte Glacier in Tignes
Difficulty:
🟩 20% Green
🟦 60% Blue
🟥 25% Red
⬛ 25% Black
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Espace Killy (Tignes & Val d’Isère combined) has over 300 km of skiable terrain and around 150–160 marked pistes in total.