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LES ARCS – BOURG SAINT MAURICE, AN INCUBATOR FOR PROJECTS Les Arcs’ main goal is to be constantly rejuvenating its product offer. The commune of Les Arcs – Bourg Saint Maurice is therefore working to actively encourage investment in the area from both the public and private sector. This process focuses on two basic themes:

Our guests’ arrival We want to offer our guests a level of excellence as soon as they arrive and have therefore been investing heavily in: U The arrival area of the SNCF railway station, U Improving the funicular departure station that links the railway station to Les Arcs, with new trains planned for 2019 U A comfortable coach station in each of the Les Arcs sites, with a left luggage service, a waiting room and showers U Car park renovation U Modernising the 5 Tourist Offices in Bourg Saint Maurice and Les Arcs During our guests’ stay, nothing must spoil our promise of a great holiday, which is why we are constantly striving to improve: U The ski area, with all the investments listed in this press kit and this year’s “Snow Guarantee” U The winter and summer leisure facilities

Encouraging owners who rent their property to renovate it is also one of Les Arcs’ prime strategic objectives. The Référence Les Arcs assistance policy has therefore been put in place.

In Bourg Saint Maurice, in the framework of a strategy to develop tourism on a year-round basis, the Huttopia camp site has just been renovated and a 120-room hotel is to be built targeting families, seminars and younger guests. This for a total of 2000 tourist beds to meet the requirements of our international clientele. A large spa and new artisanal and commercial activity areas will complete these projects.

Between now and 2020, a total of 720 M€ is to be invested by the commune, the ski area and private businesses, creating 850 jobs, of which 350 will be permanent.

CLUB MED HAS CHOSEN LES ARCS FOR ITS NEXT MAJOR PROJECT Club Med will be a significant element of attraction in Les Arcs.

Seizing the opportunity for an exceptional site, Club Med has chosen Arc 1600 to build a 4 and 5 trident complex with 1050 beds scheduled to open in December 2018.

An investment of 93 million euros for this Club which will be its future flagship in the mountains.

Effective accommodation A resort’s accommodation is the prime expression of the quality of the product and the reflection of its image.

Les Arcs’ strategy aims at encouraging “warm” beds (i.e. available for rental), whether in hotels, clubs or chalets, and diversifying the styles of accommodation. In Les Arcs, an additional 3000 or so beds will be added between now and 2020 with, amongst other projects, 2 hotels, 3 tourism residences, 20 chalets for rental and 2 holiday clubs.

A FEW FIGURES Population: 8000 P Objective 2020: 9500 habitants Tourist beds: 40 000 People in employment: 3689 P Objective 2020: + 350 permanent & 500 seasonal jobs Gross turnover for the region: 380 million euros Investment 2011 - 2020: 720 million euros (total investment by commune + ski area + private companies)

LES ARCS, THE BOLD RESORT More than just a ski resort and more than just a place to stay where you can enjoy sports, wellness and leisure activities, Savoyard gastronomy and all kinds of thrills, Les Arcs is an exceptional playground where visitors can live unique experiences and go beyond their limits.

Its balcony position for sun-filled days and unequalled panoramas of Mont Blanc and the Haute-Tarentaise valley, its innovative architecture created by a group of avant-garde architects led by the genius of Charlotte Perriand, its ski area that meets all the requirements of even the most demanding skiers, from beginners to experts, with the variety it offers, its high altitude and freeride possibilities, the runs going through the forest and its glacier, its modern spirit that combines sport, culture and original events, its accessibility as the only resort that can claim to offer a direct link by train and funicular from the great European capitals right to the ski slopes, its market town, Bourg Saint Maurice, a mecca for Savoyard mountain culture…

It is for all these reasons that Les Arcs is a destination that attracts ever more enlightened enthusiasts looking for original experiences, wide-open spaces and an active holiday.

Here, we cater for every version of skiing and mountain activities, modernity is part of our DNA and we have always imagined and invented tomorrow’s leisure industry.

5 ALTITUDE LEVELS, 5 SITES, 5 ATMOSPHERES Les Arcs’ singularity can be seen first and foremost in the way the resort is organised. Built at 5 different altitudes, our destination meets all your requirements.

ARC 2000 Designed like a high-mountain refuge, this site is set beneath the Aiguille Rouge, Les Arcs’ highest peak (3226 m). A freeride mecca and ideally situated to getting the most out of the Paradiski area, it truly is a paradise for the ski-obsessed.

ARC 1950 LE VILLAGE The youngest and most atypical of the resort’s 5 sites, Arc 1950, Le Village (5*) is a little like a timeless bubble with a fairy-tale touch. It has been specifically designed to make holidays as easy as possible for its guests.

ARC 1800 Consisting of four car-free centres on the edge of the forest built along the slope to offer balcony-like views of the Haute-Tarentaise valley, Arc 1800 offers the widest choice of boutiques, restaurants, après-ski activities and opportunities for festive evenings.

ARC 1600 Les Arcs’ architectural laboratory, the site where it all started, a village where the spirit of Les Arcs is manifest. Directly connected by the funicular and Bourg Saint Maurice railway station to Europe’s capital cities (Paris, London, Brussels and Amsterdam).

BOURG SAINT MAURICE Capital of the Haute Tarentaise and Les Arcs’ base camp. Its international railway station is directly linked (by TGV, Thalys & Eurostar) to the main European capitals. You can travel from the station platform to the ski slopes in 7 mins on the funicular.

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SKI’N’FONDUE: AN ORIGINAL OFFER

EDENARC: NEW RESIDENCE LES MONARQUES

Les Arcs is proposing an innovative start-of-season offer this year for all those who just can’t wait to get back on their skis.

For the week-end of 15/17 December, ski buffs can benefit from a 2-day, all-inclusive package with accommodation, ski pass, equipment hire, parking and entry to LA PISCINE and its spa.

As a bonus, there will be “Adrenalin Experience” events going on across the ski area, with DJ sets in the evening and your mountain must… FONDUE, on offer everywhere: on the slopes, in resort, at aperitif time, for lunch or for dinner! www.lesarcs.com

Built just up above the centre of Arc 1800 on a site that the resort developers called “Les Arcs’ most beautiful location”, the Edenarc complex is one of the last real-estate developments of this scale that will be built in the Alps. Fully ski-in, ski-out, it consists of a 4* Appart’ Hotel, the Eden, and a 5* tourism residence, Les Monarques, both managed by Odalys. The second phase of residence Les Monarques will be inaugurated in December 2017 with 41 new apartments comprising 190 beds. The decor is a bold combination of noble materials and historical details taken from the House of Savoy. From the residence balconies, the 360° spectacle of Mont Blanc and the valley is breathtaking. As regards services, you will find everything you need: a personalised welcome, 24hr reception, concierge service, luggage room, babysitting, business corner, etc. New as well this winter, a second swimming pool and an outdoor jacuzzi with a view to the ski slopes in the winter and the golf course in the summer, completed by a 200 m2 spa with 4 treatment rooms, several relaxation rooms, a Turkish bath and a sauna. This high-end offer further enriches the existing infrastructures: a 250 m2 aqua-centre with an indoor/outdoor pool, a 68 m2 spa pool, a sauna, a Turkish bath and a fitness room. www.odalys-vacances.com

LE CHALET DES CASCADES, THE NEW LUXURY CHALET At 2140 m, an old stone sheepfold on the slopes at Arc 2000 has been renovated and transformed into an exceptional place to stay. With a living area of over 400 m2 on two floors, the Halle des Cascades brings together all the assets of a luxury chalet: a wood-clad ski-room, a living area where the light pours in through the large picture windows and a sumptuous fireplace warms you in the evening, a sleeping area with seven spacious bedrooms, including two suites, an indoor swimming pool and a sauna, a mezzanine sitting room accessible via a glass footbridge, and a terrace with a firepit… From this terrace, the views of Mont Blanc are quite unobstructed and in the evening, the lights of the village below remind you of its unique setting at high altitude. Everything will be done to ensure that your stay is unforgettable and refreshingly different. The chalet staff will look after your comfort and a chef will prepare breakfast, homemade tea and refined evening meals. A ski guiding service will be offered. www.flexiski.com

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WHAT’S NEW? THE VOGA GOGA, A RESTAURANT WITH A NEW TAKE ON MOUNTAIN DECOR Inaugurated last winter season, the Voga Goga is set to really take off this year. Situated in the centre of the high-end Edenarc complex and directly linked to Arc 1800 by Le Dahu gondola, this new restaurant has decided to play with the traditional Savoyard decoration elements. Wood is used in a more basic and contemporary version with partitions made from logs piled up or wood set into metallic structures, there are fur coverings on the walls here and there, stylised hunting trophies and even the ritual ski photos have taken on a Warholian look!

The menu includes both Savoyard dishes and French gastronomic classics but with an original take: a fondue made with Reblochon cheese rather than the traditional 3 cheeses, a vegetarian fondue, duck breast with figs…

Your taste buds will be tingling! www.restoleil.com

KNOCK, KNOCK… IT’S SANTA CALLING On Christmas Eve in Les Arcs, Santa can deliver Christmas presents to your house. Kids will love it!

On request at the Tourist Office

TERMINUS CHARVET: A WARMER WELCOME FOR OUR VISITORS Les Arcs has made customer satisfaction central to its strategy as demonstrated by the investments of the past 3 years. The new bus station at Le Charvet, in Arc 1800, is to become a complete service hub with the goal of improving holidaymakers’ arrival and departure days. Aside from a room where you can wait for the inter-village shuttle buses, there is a left-luggage service and toilets and showers, so this area with its chic architecture can be used to freshen up when you arrive early after a long journey or before you leave after enjoying a last day’s skiing.

EXPRESS SKI PASS PURCHASE: RESPONDING TO THE NEW CUSTOMS Thanks to the latest technologies, users are more and more independent when it comes to buying their ski pass and like to be free to choose when and where they collect it.

The new Express Purchase office in Arc 1800 offers skiers touchscreen terminals where they can buy a pass on their own or with the help of an assistant who is in the office from 8.30am – 2.30pm. The sales office remains open until 8pm.

There are 3 touchscreen terminals and a big screen where you can find out about the ski area’s different products, real time information and the YUGE Paradiski application…

THE SKI AREA: A NEW VIEW OF THE VALLÉE DE L’ARC The Vallée de l’Arc is a key site in the Les Arcs ski area. Situated between Arc 2000, Villaroger and Arc 1600, it combines exceptional assets. It is a wide valley looking straight down to Mont Blanc as well as being a sector that is protected from bad weather and accessible to all, even beginners. It is also a key link between Arc 1600 and Malgovert forest, Villaroger and its pastoral village and Arc 2000 and its high-altitude skiing.

Little used by skiers until now, the Vallée de l’Arc has been the subject of a huge modernisation project involving an investment of nearly 18 million euros.

Pré Saint Esprit chairlift, the expression of our modernity The new Pré Saint Esprit chairlift is much more than a simple equipment replacement.

Of course it will be much more efficient, taking double the capacity the existing chair offers (2700 people/hr compared to 1350 before).

Naturally it will be faster, halving the time it takes to reach the top (8 minutes & 27 seconds).

It will also be much more comfortable, equipped with protective covers so skiers can shelter from wind or snow and with heated seats... a first!

Just like Les Arcs, it will be stylish with a screen print of the resort logo on each chair.

It will also be the longest French chairlift in distance. With a line of 2850 m snaking through the trees and passing over the village of Arc 1950 to end next to the departure station of Plagnettes chair, it is a technological achievement.

As an extra bonus, the stylish departure station with its vegetal roof houses a comfortable area for skiers who want to stop for a pause before setting off on the slopes again.

Finally, there will also be a new machine room with snowmaking equipment, hidden from view.

That is what it’s all about in Les Arcs: we don’t simply change a chairlift, we imagine the ideal development and follow the wildest projects right through to the end.

Vallée de l’Arc run to be given a facelift To give the Vallée de l’Arc sector real added value, the run of the same name has been redeveloped and widened to a width of 25 metres (+40%). It has been given a gentler gradient and flattened before installing new snow-making equipment to ensure top-quality snow cover. It will therefore be a run that anyone can use, even beginners, from the start to the end of the season!

ARTIFICIAL SNOW LES ARCS AT THE FOREFRONT

WE GUARANTEE YOU SNOW IN LES ARCS!

Considerable investment has been made to continue equipping the ski area with snow-making equipment, thereby ensuring top-quality snow cover from the start of the season to the end.

The new machine room installed in the Pré Saint Esprit chairlift building and the 36 new snow makers along the Vallée de l’Arc run will guarantee optimum snow cover on this redeveloped sector.

This “snow laboratory” can also increase artificial snow production by 50% over the whole of the Les Arcs area.

The Villaroger sector has also been equipped with 32 new snow makers and Peisey-Vallandry and Arc 1800 have also had their artificial snow equipment optimised.

In all, 80 additional snow makers have been put in this summer to supplement the 475 canons already installed over the area.

For the new winter season, a surface area of 152 hectares (12 hectares more than last winter) will therefore benefit from mechanical snow-making capacity, i.e. 61% of the area’s structuring runs.

We’re looking forward to the winter, whatever the weather!

With 70% of the ski area situated at over 2000 metres and rising to 3200 metres, Les Arcs has a formidable natural asset for ensuring great skiing from December and right through to the end of April.

An ultra-efficient and ultra-modern snow-making network can take over when the winter is not as generous as we would hope for, to ensure quality snow cover overall and guarantee snow on the runs back down to the different centres of the resort.

This fact means that we can tell our visitors that we offer a real “Snow Guarantee”. If ever we cannot make good on this promise, the Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry ski area undertakes to change your ski pass to another week during the same ski season.

To benefit from this offer, you just need to return your pass together with the receipt and ask that it be transferred to the alternative week of your choice (not during school holiday weeks and during the same winter season)*. * Conditions apply

ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS All the investments that are made to ensure the sustainability of our region’s economic activity, guarantee job security and offer our visitors the best possible ski experience sometimes raise questions. We may be accused from time to time of not sufficiently considering the environmental issues, which is absolutely not the case in Les Arcs and would be quite at odds with the original philosophy of our resort.

Read on...!

ENVIRONMENTALLY-RESPECTFUL ARCHITECTURE Les Arcs was designed by a team of avant-garde architects who were all mountain enthusiasts and lovers of nature. Led

by Charlotte Perriand, an ecologist ahead of her time, they designed this altitude town to respond to the rise in the trend of holidays for all, whilst constantly striving to preserve the natural surroundings as much as possible. If Les Arcs has preferred larger centres, it was precisely to avoid “concreting” the whole mountain, but the intention was always to use the slopes and the vegetation carefully to disguise the imposing constructions. Never having a direct view from one building to the next, imagining facades filled with windows, integrating buildings into the slope, putting a golf course in the most beautiful, central area to keep a permanent green space…the sole aim of all this was to ensure that everyone can fully enjoy the majestic surroundings in both winter and summer.

AND TODAY… Les Arcs is very active in environmental preservation. Each investment and every spade of earth turned over in our area is subjected to a detailed prospection to identify the flora and fauna present and to list and preserve any protected species.

In this way, the Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry area has created an environmental observatory. An independent company has the task of mapping the species in all the areas in operation to avoid causing any impact. In cases of extreme necessity, the protected flora is moved, replanted and monitored for 20 years.

Every time a construction project is finished, turf-cutting operations remove a layer of earth 10 to 20 centimetres deep in places to encourage pioneer species, biodiversity and optimum restoration. The lift cables all have avifauna markings to protect birds. Do we do as much and are we as careful in our own gardens?

Regarding the water resources used, all withdrawals are very strictly noted by the authorities: date, place and volume withdrawn. Snow production in the autumn and winter only uses thaw water that is stored in an altitude reservoir then returned to nature in the form of snowflakes. We probably no longer need to remind you that artificial snow is produced using only water, air and cold temperatures, without any other additives. When possible, the runs are worked and surfaced so that snow cover is naturally easier and therefore more economical in terms of water resource management.

In Les Arcs, we are fully aware that our natural environment is our main asset… and we take the greatest care of it.

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PARADISKI YUGE, YOUR CONNECTED HOLIDAY ASSISTANT Paradiski YUGE has been the exclusive digital assistant for holidaymakers, whether they are skiers or not, since it was created two years ago. It enriches their experience in the Paradiski area and makes their stay in the resort easier both on and off skis.

NEW THIS WINTER

Paradiski YUGE IS:

An even more intuitive app:

U 48 virtual badges to collect by completing challenges.

U 6 photo spots across the ski area U Precise

information on lift queues in real time on your smartphone U Interactive shuttle bus maps so you know when the next bus is leaving U A self-learning holiday guide that lists all the activities available in the resort and suggests the ones that correspond to a guest’s profile U An Apple Watch version of the app, so you can have all the resort info in real time on your wrist.

U Buying and recharging your ski pass on your mobile to avoid having to queue

For the 2017-2018 season, Paradiski YUGE is further improving its service by offering even more unique experiences in the resort and the ski area.

U A new search module to find the info you want straight away U A

new interface to navigate more easily in the app and launch activity monitoring with a single click U A remodelled piste map so you can look back at your day’s skiing even more precisely U Buy and recharge your pass on your mobile: Paradiski YUGE will be pursuing last winter’s success by proposing a wider catalogue of products to buy on your mobile U New photo spots U P hotographers on the slopes who will send the photo directly to the app U Challenges to complete every day.

PARADISKI YUGE’S SUCCESS IN NUMBERS U 64%

of users activated their ski activity monitor last winter to see their performance U Over 21 000 users compared their performance with their friends and with the rest of the YUGE community U A community of 250 000 users, 151 000 of whom were active during winter 2016-2017 U 60 000 photos shared via YUGE on social networks.

U A mark of 4.7/5 for the iOS version of the app and 3.9/5 for Android

You have never been able to enjoy skiing like this!

LEARNING TO SKI IN LES ARCS IS CHILD’S PLAY! LESSONS, EQUIPMENT, SKI AREA: MAKING IT ALL EASY A more personal approach Ski instructors today adopt a much more personalised approach, adapting to their clients to offer more “tailormade” lessons. First lessons are more progressive than they used to be, seeking to reassure beginners and give them confidence. They start with an explanation of the equipment and balancing exercises on skis. It is only then that novices attempt their first runs on very gentle slopes that end on a long flat stretch where they will stop on their own. The Les Arcs ski schools have even developed “Ski Gardens” that are no longer reserved for small children, but are exclusively dedicated to all beginner skiers.

“Our aim is to ensure that a beginner never finds himself in a situation of failure and to make learning simpler” explains Pierre Gabotto, director of the ESF in Arc 2000.

The equipment and ski area facilitate learning Ski equipment has developed dramatically. The latest skis are wider and more stable and designed to help you turn.

Bindings are set so that you come out of your skis very easily when you fall.

Across the ski area, in addition to the “Ski Gardens”, Les Arcs has installed “magic carpets” for beginners to take back up initially. They are much simpler and shorter than a chairlift, so first descents are more fun and beginners learn fast as they do one descent after another. All of the old “button” lifts have also been removed in Les Arcs as they were too hard for novices to take.

Grooming is now much more precise than it used to be and has become a science in itself. By levelling difficult sections of runs and removing patches of ice, less experienced skiers can enjoy themselves everywhere. In Les Arcs, there is almost always a choice of a blue run to get down to a lift, a deliberate strategy that allows beginners to meet their more experienced friends without worrying about having to follow them down runs that are too hard for them.

That way they can just enjoy the fun and the feeling of freedom!

ORIGINAL ACCOMMODATION THE TAJ I MAH, EXOTIC LUXURY AT 2000 M

L’AIGUILLE GRIVE CHALETS HÔTEL FOR A COMPLETE CHANGE OF SCENERY

“Moon crown” is the literal translation of the Indian name “Taj I Mah”, the 5* hotel that opened in Arc 2000 last winter.

An establishment that combines an exotic decor, cosy comfort and a French gastronomic restaurant orchestrated by starred chef Eric Samson. A highly successful mix of genres.

The hotel has just been nominated in the “Best New Ski Hotel” category of the World Ski Awards, an event that celebrates world excellence in the ski sector! www.hotel-tajimah.com

Designed by prestigious Parisian architects Cos (Hotel Ritz in Paris), this chic 4* “Chalet Hotel” is set right on the slopes a few hundred metres from the resort. It’s a complete change of scenery from the moment you arrive, when the hotel staff come to collect you in a small tracked vehicle. The hotel itself is quite original: 6 small, cosy, beautifully decorated 4 to 6-bedroom chalets and a large chalet connected via a covered passage that links the reception area, the bar and the restaurant.

You can choose to rent an entire chalet for a comfortable 180 m2 or just a spacious room (23 m2) with private balcony.

It’s chic, it’s original and it can be as luxurious as you want, with high-end services such as a chef to cook for you. www.hotelaiguillegrive.com

THE IGLOO VILLAGE FOR A LEGENDARY NIGHT!

ARC 1950 LE VILLAGE: A MAGICAL SETTING AND AN EASY HOLIDAY The last of the Les Arcs villages has recreated a world that represents the ideal mountain fantasy. Its colourful buildings with their slate roofs, its snowy streets to ski along, its views of Mont Blanc which is omnipresent in Arc 1950, its high-end residences, its sumptuous spa, the charm of the little squares that come to life for après-ski events with different activities every day… There is a poetry here that offers the illusion of being plunged into a fairy tale.

However, Arc 1950’s charm is also that everything has been designed to make your holiday easy. It is like a cocoon where everything is close at hand. The village is completely car free so children can play outside quite safely and in sight.

The residences are all 5* with wellness facilities that include a swimming pool, sauna, Turkish bath and fitness room. They obtained a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence that rewards establishments given the best evaluation by travelers.

Despite its modest size, there is a plethora of services: boutiques, bars, restaurants, a creche, a ski school, a bakery and a medical centre…

In terms of “ski-in, ski-out”, it is in Arc 1950 that the expression takes on its full meaning: you can really put your skis on and take them off at the front door! www.arc1950.com

As a couple or in a group of 4 friends, spending the night in an Igloo is an unforgettable experience. After an accompanied snowshoe walk to get there by torchlight, a Savoyard aperitif and a fondue served in a dining room carved out of ice are welcome. After the obligatory Génépi liqueur, you can snuggle into soft fur-covered beds under thick duvets in proper bedrooms hollowed from the ice. Waking up and having breakfast at 2000 m in this grandiose landscape is magical. www.village-igloo-arcs.fr

ACTIVITIES WITH A THRILL SPEED RIDING: PLAYING WITH GRAVITY Speed riding is a new snow sport combining skiing with flying that started only about 10 years ago. Arc 2000’s Speed Riding School is the biggest one of its kind in France and every winter, more than 200 people try the activity that combines a feeling of liberty with serious thrills. Speed riding is not just for adrenalin junkies however, any good skiers can have a go. The area in Les Arcs devoted to this activity is ideal, being on a gentle slope where you can learn quite safely. The Speed Riding School instructors are experienced pilots known for their experience and control, proven by the fact that the school’s director, Arnaud Baumy, has just been selected to take part in the Paragliding World Cup Super Final in Colombia which brings together the world’s top pilots.

Real pro service guaranteed! www.speedriding-school.com

A CHOICE OF TOBOGGAN RUNS Everyone’s favourite leisure activity, tobogganing, is a must with your friends or family if you want a great laugh. In Les Arcs, you can go tobogganing in Arc 2000 on the 3 km Rodéo Park run in a magical setting: raised turns, alternating fast sections and ones where you can let go for a guaranteed thrill!

In Arc 1800, at the Mille8 toboggan run, you get to choose your helmet and your sled: the Speedy model for the most adventurous, a Roquette or a Big Bus which can hold an adult with a small child. Off you go for a 900m descent on a course with passages through the forest, sound and light effects and a last section in a tunnel that’s lit up in rainbow colours. It’s a real show! www.lesarcs.com

HOW ABOUT SOME CULTURE?

MILLE8, AN ORIGINAL LEISURE AREA A first in the mountains, the Mille8 new-generation riding area, a super-concentration of activities, offers a wide choice of après-ski possibilities in the daytime and the evening. The aim is that all the different members of a group will have a great time there, together or separately, but always close enough to meet up and discuss their experiences while enjoying a drink, a meal or even a spa bath session.

On the programme: the Boarder cross, the Cabins, the toboggan run, the swimming pool, the Cube, the Fir Trees, the Penguins and the Lodge We’re not going to say anymore, you just have to come and see for yourself! www.lesarcs.com/mille8

The architecture in Les Arcs has been awarded the “20th century heritage” label. You can go on a guided tour to find out more about the remarkable work of the architects that created the resort.

There are two new tours this winter: The “Archi-ski” tour: accompanied by a ski instructor and a conference guide, a ski tour to illustrate how the local architecture is integrated into the mountain. The “Zoom on architecture” tour: taking your camera or smartphone, you can set off with a conference guide and a photographer to discover Les Arcs’ most photogenic viewpoints.

THE ICE GROTTO: PLUNGE INTO A POLAR SETTING Take a walk through a wonderful world where you can explore corridors cut into the ice and completely covered with sculptures that are each more spectacular than the last.

This year, the theme will be the North Pole to encourage awareness of the environmental concerns.

An ideal family activity! www.village-igloo-arcs.fr

GOOD FOOD AND INITIATIVES IN KEEPING WITH THE TIMES Cookery workshops, vegan, organic or gluten-free trends, homemade or local produce… In Les Arcs, the restaurants are working hard to meet the new requirements. We look at a few tempting initiatives.

THE WOOD BEAR, in Arc 1950 Le Village, for “all homemade” delights A cosy setting with only a few tables but a warm welcome and, above all, ultra-fresh cuisine based on the chef’s choices.

There is a different dish of the day every day: gourmet platters, vegetables on bread, vegan soups, their renowned and original burgers and homemade desserts…

As regards drinks, there is further innovation with cappuccinos or chaî made with soya milk, for example, or homemade lemonade with a decoction of dandelions for a refreshing afternoon drink. www.facebook.com/woodbearcafe

LE 2134 ROOFTOP, the spot in Arc 2000 The 2134 Rooftop deserves a visit not just for its panoramic terrace on the roofs of Arc 2000 offering a breathtaking 360° view, but also for its top-quality local products. Cheeses from Bernard Mure Ravaud, the World Champion cheese maker; artisanal cold meats by top Alpine companies “Le Fermier Haut Alpin” and Salaison Champsaur, Savoie wines carefully selected for their pesticide- and chemical-free production…

A great address if ever there was one. www.le2134.fr

VEGAN OR GLUTEN-FREE CHOICES LE MONTAGNOLE, one of Bourg Saint Maurice’s top restaurants, proposes a vegan menu and varied cuisine that highlights local produce. www.restaurantlemontagnole.com THE KING MAD in Arc 1800 also serves a wide range of vegetarian dishes, a vegan and a gluten-free menu, all in festive Anglo-Saxon style. www.bar-kingmad.com

BELAMBRA LA CACHETTE in Arc 1600: a gourmet Christmas on a fairytale theme For Christmas and New Year, the Belambra Club La Cachette has got together with Charley Fouquet to dream up a feast entirely based on fairytales. Better known for his role in the French TV series “Plus belle la vie”, Charley Fouquet is also an epicurean and author of the book “Recipes from Fairytales” This magical meal will end with Beauty and the Beast’s Christmas log, born of a cake-making collaboration between Charley Fouquet, who created the recipe, and De Bogato, the most fashionable patisserie in Paris.

Fairytale cookery workshop As part of its original Christmas entertainment, the Belambra Club La Cachette is offering a cookery workshop to learn how to make Charley Fouquet’s recipes and plunge right into a magical world with Little Red Riding Hood’s butter biscuits, Tom Thumb’s bread pudding or Alice in Wonderland’s cupcakes www.belambra.fr/club-arc-1600-la-cachette/hiver

LE SANGLIER QUI FUME in Arc 1600: a “Boule Suisse” for a new take on a fondue Olivier Begue at Le Sanglier qui Fume, one of Les Arcs’ best restaurants, wanted to break away from the traditional fondue, albeit an essential element of mountain cuisine. Rather than dunking bread into cheese, he thought up a recipe where the cheese would be inside the bread. That was how the Boule Suisse came about: two types of melted cheese (Swiss Gruyère and Vacherin cheese from Fribourg) and a poached egg are poured into a round loaf that is covered with bacon and seasoned with a white wine sauce. Served with green salad, it’s delicious and very filling! An ideal meal to get your strength back on a freezing cold day. www.facebook.com/lesanglierquifume1600

NEW ALPINE SAVEURS, the snack bar that’s 100% “made in Savoie” This new restaurant in Arc 1800 offers dishes that are all produced locally: sweet and savoury rissoles, lasagne made with Beaufort cheese, alpiflettes, an innovative tartiflette to take away in an edible bowl made of bread and Savoyard beers and wines.

FIRST TRACKS, breakfast out in the open Have breakfast with the safety patrollers at dawn and then make the first tracks on the freshly-groomed runs that are like a velvet carpet under your skis.

It’s healthy and it’s every Wednesday in Les Arcs! www.lesarcs.com/activites-sensations/first-track

LE LODGE in Arc 1800 is adding a wine and goodies bar This winter, the Lodge is adding an area devoted to Epicureanism. In a lounge-style decor, you can try homemade cakes at teatime or sip a good wine while enjoying homemade paté and savoury bites made with regional products at aperitif time. www.lelodge-lesarcs.com

ZEN ATTITUDE A NEW LOOK AT HIKING Going out for a walk, with or without snowshoes, is a very pleasant mountain tradition. To take it a little further, some guides in Les Arcs propose that you make the most of this time in the middle of nature to get healthier, calm your spirit or get your children to really pay attention to their surroundings.

STÉPHANIE COURTOIS – Her premise: life’s beauty is in the eye of the beholder…

DEEP NATURE SPA ARC 1950, A MUST! Probably one of the most beautiful spas in the Alps, the Deep Nature spa in Arc 1950 Le Village is a sophisticated 1000 m2 mineral world. There are fun pools with massage jets and currents, volcanic, aquatic or ice theme grottos, an outdoor sauna chalet where you can throw yourself into the snow after a steam bath in true Scandinavian style, a hot-cold sensorial path and a relaxation room with an exotic decor…

Snowshoes and conscious walking: make the most of a snowshoe outing to discover the energising and therapeutic effects of conscious walking. A combination of meditation, yoga and Tibetan relaxation and breathing techniques, this interlude brings real serenity. We tested it for you! A family outing, on the trail of the mountain hare: to enjoy with your children, finding animal tracks and learning the secrets of the mountain environment. A sledge can be taken on the walk. stephaniecourtois73@yahoo.fr / 06 17 99 18 41

“Beyond the mountains” ritual treatment This winter, Deep Nature is proposing a new ritual treatment inspired by the minerals in Les Arcs using stones to calm and relax you. At the start of the treatment, the “serpentine” is placed along the chakras, then there is a body massage with “Labrodite”. Finally, a personalised facial based on your skin type calms and oxygenates the epidermis through the benefits of the precious minerals from the surrounding mountains. www.deepnature.fr/arc-1950-les-sources-de-marie/fr

MARIE-ODILE DION – Her premise: nature to make your body, your spirit and your senses sharper

CHALET ALTITUDE RENOVATES ITS SWIMMING POOL

• Nordic walking: whether you are learning or improving, Nordic walking with its precise movements and special poles is done on groomed terrain where low shoes are all you need to flex your feet properly. This extremely therapeutic fitness activity uses all your muscles, sculpting your figure without damaging your body. marie.randos@wanadoo.fr / 06 82 88 79 81

In Arc 2000, the Chalet Altitude residence has had a face lift and the whole swimming pool area has been modernised. Now guests at the 5* residence, particularly children, can enjoy a wellness area with a paddling pool, a grotto with jets and a sports room. The sauna will also have a salt wall. www.chalet-altitude.com

KEY WINTER EVENTS WINTER FILM FESTIVAL 10-12 November 2017

STAR TRAIL 16 March 2018

A film competition on the theme of skiing and adventure where you can meet the athletes and the directors and enjoy concerts and an exhibitors’ village

11 km trail running race on snow (700 m. elevation gain)

THE LES ARCS EUROPEAN FILM FESTIVAL 16-23 December 2017

Les Arcs celebrates one of the best moments of the ski season with special offers, entertainment, sports events and concerts…

Germany will be the country of honour for the 9th edition of Les Arcs’ key cultural event. A full programme of exclusive screenings with over 120 European films including some previews as well as many directors and actors on site to meet the public, evening events, concerts and entertainment on the slopes… A star-studded event!

SKI’N’FONDUE 15-17 December 2017 The season gets off to a flying start with some great short stay offers and fondue, THE mountain speciality, to tempt you at every corner!

ARC 1950 FREERIDE WEEK 29 January - 4 February 2018 The only FWQ 4* category stage of the Free Ride World Qualifier to be held in France, an event that brings together the world’s very best riders. The best young freeride skiers compete in the FWQ 2* and FWQ 3* competitions

BIG UP AND DOWN 2-4 February 2018 The cross-country ski event sponsored by the champions Enak Gavaggio and Kilian Jornet

SAFETY DAY 21 February 2018 A day devoted to safety when holidaymakers can meet the local safety professionals

LES ARCS SPRING SKIING 24 March - 21 April 2018

The Great British Celebration - 24-30 March 2018 An event specially designed to celebrate our British friends, despite Brexit! The whole resort adopts the colours of the Union Jack and Franco-British challenges and entertainment will provoke hilarity and complicity Winter Festislack - 6-8 April 2018 The world’s best slackliners meet in Les Arcs for the weekend The John Doe Friendly Session - 7-8 April 2018 The top names of snowboard come to celebrate spring skiing in Les Arcs: demonstrations, concerts and a festive atmosphere Ride’n Golf - 19 April 2018 Golf on snow, an original way to play!

Ski2Bike - 21 April 2018 A crazy ski–bike relay! Launched last year, this event was an immediate success with participants. This year, there will doubtless be even more wanting to join in!

COURSE DU CŒUR 1st April 2018 The arrival of the Paris to Les Arcs running race to promote organ donation Further information on www.lesarcs.com

SKI PASS OFFERS EVEN MORE SKIING WITH OUR SPECIAL OFFERS! Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry pass: For a pass of 3 days or more, discover the whole Paradiski area: you have one free day in La Plagne.

Paradiski pass: When you buy a 6-day pass, you have a free half day the afternoon before the pass starts. NEW: This winter, THE PARADISKI PASS offers exclusive PREMIUM services and advantages to holders.

EARLY BOOKING Buy or recharge your passes on line on internet or on your mobile phone before October 31st and benefit from a 10% reduction on all passes of 6 to 15 days (not Famille, Duo or Tribu packs).

Exclusively on sale on www.lesarcs-peiseyvallandry.ski

Ski passes for children under 5 are free!

DUO, TRIBU AND FAMILLE PACKS Reductions for groups of two people or more. Make your packs up however you want (adult, child or senior skiers)

DUO PACK* 2 SKIERS (adults or children) When you buy a 6-day pass, you get a 10€ reduction per pass *for the simultaneous purchase of identical passes, for the same ski area and duration, not valid for season passes or free passes.

NEW TRIBU PACK* 3 skiers or more (adults or children) When you buy a 6-day pass, save 15€ per person

SMART SKIING

* for the simultaneous purchase of identical passes, for the same ski area and duration, not valid for season passes or free passes.

CINEMA FESTIVAL

FAMILLE PACK

At the start of the season, get a 20% reduction on Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry passes from 16/12/2017 to 22/12/2017 (not valid for Duo or Tribu packs).

SKIING INTO SPRING Enjoy a 20% reduction on Les Arcs / Peisey-Vallandry and Paradiski passes from 14 to 22 April 2017 (not valid for Duo or Tribu packs).

2 adults + 2 children (age 5 - 17) When you buy a 6-day pass, everyone skis at the child rate: for the simultaneous purchase of 4 identical ski passes (6 days or more, same period and same area). Families of 2 adults and 2 children aged 5 - 17 enjoy the family rate. Any additional children aged 5 - 17 pay the CHILD rate.

NEW Ski for less from 21 - 28 April on the ARC 1950/2000 sector (6 days for 157.50€ instead of 265 €)

SAMEDI JE SKIE! Every Saturday, passes for 30€. Sold on line only on lesarcs-peiseyvallandry.ski

Offer details and conditions on www.lesarcs.com

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