Val d'Allos Overview

Val d'Allos

Projected Opening: Dec 05
Projected Closing: Apr 04
Lifts: 21
Trails: 61
Base: 1,500m
Summit: 2,600m
Vertical Drop: 800m
Average Snowfall: 294cm

Snowfall

294cm

Annual Snowfall

Nov10cm
Dec49cm
Jan86cm
Feb59cm
Mar79cm
Apr15cm

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Val d'Allos, two ski resorts with the label "little mountaineers" offers to you diversity. From 1400 to 1800 choose your place of stay... It is the high mountain in the southern Alps. The ski runs of the resort are linked to PraLoup, we call it "espace lumière".

Val d'Allos

Projected Opening: Dec 05
Projected Closing: Apr 04
Lifts: 21
Trails: 61
Base: 1,500m
Summit: 2,600m
Vertical Drop: 800m
Average Snowfall: 294cm

Snowfall

294cm

Annual Snowfall

Nov10cm
Dec49cm
Jan86cm
Feb59cm
Mar79cm
Apr15cm

Plan Your Trip

Ski Rental

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date
Dec 05, 2026
Projected closing date
Apr 04, 2027
Years Open
89
Average Snowfall
294cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs

10%

Intermediate Runs

48%

Advanced Runs

31%

Expert Runs

11%

Runs in Total

Longest Run

6 km

Lifts

High Speed Sixes

Quad Chairs

Double Chairs

Surface Lifts

Reviews

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During my stay in La Foux d’Allos, I discovered a resort that perfectly blends nature, a friendly atmosphere, and enjoyment for all levels of skiers. Located in the heart of the Southern Alps, Espace Lumière is an exceptional ski area that fully deserves its reputation. Here’s why this resort should…

Pascal

Jan 27, 2025