Puy-Saint-Vincent resort information

Puy-Saint-Vincent ski resort is one of the most underestimated resort, located at high altitudes with elevations of 1,407m and 2,677m the back drop is breath-taking. Some of the most spectacular views can be witnessed from Lat Des Hermes, Col de la Pousterle and the Les Tétes, the highest point is the La Pendine, this is predominantly an intermediate zone perfect for novice ski and snowboarders.

Puy ski resort can be found in Vallée de l'Onde à Vallouise, Hautes-Alpes, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur, France, it provides guests with 75km of varied slopes, something for all skiing and snowboarding levels. The resort is dominated by easy and intermediate slopes, (easy 28km and intermediate 34km) however there are 13km of difficult terrain for experienced and advanced skiers to challenge. Aside from the slopes there is also a valley run available and a snow park with rails and jibs.

Because of the high elevations the snow fall here is usually reliable, in case snow levels drop there is a network of 95 artificial snow cannons positioned to cover 43% of the slopes. For those who don’t get enough out of their day, night skiing is offered on 1.2km of floodlit slopes.