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Bonneval sur Arc Piste Map and Overview
Bonneval‑sur‑Arc is a wonderfully authentic, high‑altitude Alpine village that feels like skiing in a postcard. Classified among the Most Beautiful Villages of France, it’s framed by towering peaks and scenic landscapes that give every run a dramatic backdrop — from glacier‑topped mountains to expansive valley views. The resort’s atmosphere is relaxed and family‑oriented, with traditional stone buildings and a peaceful vibe that’s perfect for those who love a genuine mountain experience rather than a big commercial resort.
Despite its smaller size, the Bonneval‑sur‑Arc ski area packs plenty of enjoyment into its pistes. With slopes stretching from around 1,800 m up to 3,000 m, the high altitude ensures excellent snow conditions and a long season. The terrain includes a good mix of runs that cater to families, beginners, and intermediates, plus fantastic off‑piste opportunities for confident skiers looking to explore steeper, untouched snow. The views from the top chairs are truly unforgettable — from the peaks of the Vanoise National Park to the ridge of the Col de l’Iseran — making every descent special.
Total ski area: 32 km / 20 miles
Base elevation: 1,800 m / 5,906 ft
Peak elevation: 3,000 m / 9,843 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 28% Easy
🟥 61% Intermediate
⬛ 11% Advanced
Ski Season Length and Dates:
The ski season in Bonneval‑sur‑Arc generally runs from 20 December to 24 April (snow permitting), with high altitude and northerly exposure helping to extend coverage later into spring.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes — Bonneval‑sur‑Arc is a very good choice for beginners and improvers thanks to its gentle nursery slopes and well‑graded easy terrain close to the village. The relaxed pace and smaller crowds make it ideal for building confidence away from busier slopes.
What’s included in the Ski Pass?
- Access to all downhill runs within the Bonneval‑sur‑Arc ski area (~32 km of marked pistes)
- Variety of slopes from gentle greens to intermediate blues and some red/black options
- Lift access via 10 ski lifts, including chairs and surface lifts
- Scenic high‑altitude skiing up to ~3,000 m
- Snowpark and boardercross zones for fun and progression
- Frequent shuttle buses connect Bonneval with other nearby resorts
Ski pass options:
- Local Bonneval‑sur‑Arc pass: covers all slopes within the village’s ski area
- Haute Maurienne Vanoise (HMV) pass: includes Bonneval plus neighbouring resorts like Val Cenis, La Norma, Aussois and Bessans, offering access to a much larger network of terrain (~350 km of alpine skiing) with inter‑resort transport included