Explore the mapped area
Find Les Arcs on one side and La Plagne on the other; Peisey-Vallandry sits by their Vanoise Express connection. Search for a named piste or lift, select a result and zoom in to inspect nearby mapped lines.
Use the search box above to inspect a named line; solid yellow lines are lifts and dashed purple lines mark mapped off-piste routes.
Check connections before you go
The Vanoise Express is a useful reference for understanding the two sides, but a line on this map does not establish that a crossing, return route or the required pass is available today. Check the official map and lift openings before crossing.
These lines may be incomplete or outdated. This is not an official piste plan, live opening report, safe route or permission to enter off-piste terrain. Follow resort signs, staff and current official information.
Prepare an offline map
In Mountainmapper on iPhone or Android, confirm that the desired area and lines are present before downloading over Wi-Fi. A saved map does not guarantee a usable route or current restrictions; test the intended trip while connected.
Locate the inter-area connection
Paradiski brings together Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry and La Plagne, linked by Vanoise Express. Search that lift on this map before planning a cross-area day, then choose the actual start and destination rather than just the domain names.
A connecting lift does not remove the difficulty constraint
The pistes before and after Vanoise Express still need to fit your ability. Calculate both the outward and return journeys with your chosen limit; check the pass and official status of the connection separately.
Where to check openings
Open the official map and opening-information links above. Check the named pistes, lifts and connections for your intended day; this geographic snapshot does not report current operations.
FAQ
What links Les Arcs and La Plagne?
Paradiski brings together Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry and La Plagne, linked by Vanoise Express. Search that lift on this map before planning a cross-area day, then choose the actual start and destination rather than just the domain names.
What if my difficulty limit gives no route?
Keep a limit you can ski. Check the exact endpoints and downloaded data, then consider another destination or ask the resort about a suitable connection.