Espace Killy

What we love about Espace Killy

Located in the heart of the Vanoise Massif, this charming Savoy resort is one of the largest ski areas in Europe and one of the most popular destinations for winter sports holidays.

Created by the merger of the Tignes and Val d'Isere resorts, the Espace Killy is named after three-time Olympic champion Jean-Claude Killy. If you're looking for quality skiing, this area is for you, with two glaciers, modern facilities and 300km of pistes.

The Espace Killy resort consists of

• 2 glaciers

• 300 km of pistes

• 161 ski runs

• 2 snow parks

• 76 ski lifts

• Altitudes from 1550 m to 3456 m

• A maximum vertical drop of 1,906 m

• 5 ski touring runs

• 3 boardercross runs

• 6 Nordic skiing areas

But Espace Killy is also an area with a privileged location, favourable aspects, and an ideal climate for optimal snow cover throughout the season. Last but not least, Espace Killy includes the resorts of Tignes and Val d'Isere, each with its own charm.

Discover more about the resorts below:

The domain of two resorts

The Espace Killy ski area is made up of two legendary resorts: Tignes and Val d'Isere.

These two resorts are among the oldest in France and are characterised by the charm of their typical Savoyard stone and wooden chalets. Thanks to their altitude, they both offer exceptional high mountain scenery and excellent snow conditions.

They form a single domain, but each has its own personality. With its many hamlets tucked away in the hills, Val d'Isere is a very authentic resort with an atmosphere similar to the villages of yesteryear. It blends in perfectly with its natural surroundings and offers a relaxing and highly enjoyable environment.

Tignes is a resort where you can experience the mountains in a different way. Whether you're looking for a family holiday, 100% skiing, partying or authenticity, its many facets mean it can offer you the holiday that's right for you. Above all, Val d'Isere is resolutely sporty and was even voted the "sportiest town" by L'Équipe magazine in 2008!