Puy Saint Vincent
Compattato resort familiare esposto a sud, ai margini del parco nazionale degli Écrins.
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What to expect at Puy Saint Vincent
Puy-Saint-Vincent is a small resort on the edge of the Écrins national park in the Hautes-Alpes, with a total of 75 km of piste on a single south-facing slope from 1,400 m to 2,750 m. It has never really tried to compete with the marquee resorts, three car-free base villages, a strong ski school, gentle pistes for confidence-building, and access to the wildest national park in France for anyone wanting to tour beyond the marked runs. Prices reflect the scale: it is roughly two-thirds cheaper than a Trois Vallées equivalent for a comparable family week. Snow reliability is helped by the very high top elevation.
Puy Saint Vincent in winter
Snow at Puy Saint Vincent
Puy Saint Vincent piste map
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- Turin (TRN)100 km by road2 h 17 min
- Chambéry (CMF)102 km by road2 h 19 min
- Grenoble Alpes-Isère (GNB)108 km by road2 h 28 min
Drive times are estimates based on typical winter road conditions. Book transfers in advance during peak Saturday changeovers.
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