Les Arcs Brochure

Travel to Les Arcs
There are numerous activities to participate in
during the summer., including mountain biking,
white water rafting, golf, tennis, swimming,
walking, archery, trampolining, glacier ski-ing,
guided trekking, climbing and canoeing to
mention but a few.
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By air to :- Lyon, Geneva, Chambery, Hire car,
bus or train to Bourg St Maurice (Easyjet or
Flybe)
By Road:- Autoroute to Albertville. Dual
carriageway to Bourg. Mountain road to Les
Arcs (approx 9 hrs from Calais)
By rail:- Eurostar to Bourg (Sats only) TGV or
overnight sleeper to Bourg
Paradiski
Les Arcs/La Plagne
The main lifts and mountain cafes are open from
July-September giving access to all the resorts
and each of the villages has a programme of
events running for the summer season. The temperatures are high but cool in the evenings. Don’t
forget your sun tan lotion!
Contact:
Mrs A J Holdstock
Hempstead House, London Road, Bapchild,
Sittingbourne, Kent. ME9 9PP
Tel: 01795 428020/07887 520184
Fax:01795 436362
[email protected]
www.hempsteadhouse.co.uk
The Arc Villages and Paradiski Area
Paradiski is now the largest ski area in Europe. Les
Arcs and La Plagne are now joined by a high speed
cable car, The Vanoise Express, which carries 200
people and spans 4km in 4 minutes. There are over
420 kilometres of piste plus exhilerating off piste
ranging from 1200m - 3400m.
Privately owned brand new apartment, beautifully
furnished and well equipped. One en-suite double
bedroom with bath and shower, two twins with
shower room, separate WC and large sofa bed. Underground secure car parking, heated ski lockers and
changing area with direct access onto the piste.
Doorstep ski-ing, close to two major lifts. Two balconies overlooking Mt Blanc. Satellite TV and free
WIFI internet access. The apartments boast a fully
equipped gym, sauna, steam room, outdoor and indoor swimming pools, and a cinema.
They are fully serviced with towels and linen provided. A 24 hour reception offers assistance with
any arrangements. There are shops, bars and restaurants close by. Many activities, on and off the
slopes, are planned each week.
The picturesque tree-lined runs of Plan Peisey are in direct
contrast to the open powder meadows found in 2000 and
1600 and the steep glaciers and gullies from the summits.
An incredible 20-30 min long descent from the Aiguille
Rouge (3226m) to the base at Villaroger (1200m) is a fantastic ski on a sunny morning.
There is ski-ing for all abilities and ages with ski school and
ski or board hire on the doorstep. With a huge variety of
mountain restaurants to choose from and the vast network of
lifts, a different route can be selected each day. Floodlit skiing is also available on 2 evenings each week.
There are 2 glaciers, The Aiguille Rouge and The
Bellecote Glacier in La Plagne, with guarenteed
snow, even in the summer. Les Arcs comprises 4
self-contained linked at different heights. Arc 1800
is the largest village, with a lively atmosphere and
plenty of shops, restaurants and bars. Arc 2000 is
popular with experienced skiers, having direct access to the summit. Arc 1600 nestles below the
other two and has a real village atmosphere. Arc
1950 is the newest village built in traditional style,
offering doorstep ski-ing and a high class range of
shops and restaurants. Snow boarding is an ever
more popular activity in Les Arc and the resort
boasts 2 snow parks and half pipes where the more
daring can test their skills.