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Val d'Isere Maps & Timetables
| Maps & Timetables for Val d'Isere |
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Val d'Isere is made up of a number of small charming little 'hamlets', namely Le Cret, Le Joseray, Le Chatelard, La Legettaz, Le Laisinant, Le Daille and Le Fornet. To help you get your bearings, in this section you will find area maps showing you the layout of the land, detailed street maps, activity area maps, and lift & piste maps for the whole valley. The local transportation timetables are also detailed here to help you get about. |
| Lift & Piste Maps for Val d'Isere |
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The Espace Killy piste map shows the pistes and ski areas of both Val d'Isere and Tignes, and gives you a broad picture of how everything is linked. There's a whole load of skiing to be done in the Espace Killy area! For a more detailed map when you get on the mountain, pick up a paper copy of the piste maps from the lift company when you buy your pass.
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last updated 28-Feb-2008 |
| Ski Bus Timetable for Val d'Isere |
The Train Rouge runs up and down the main road from La Daille and Le Fornet to the Rond Point des Pistes every 5-6mins from 8.30am to 5.30pm; and then every 10 mins from la Daille and every 15 minutes on the Le Fornet line until 8pm. This line then continues running between 8pm until 2am* everyday at the following times:
Departure from Fornet to La Daille (No stops at Solaise)
20h00 / 20h15 / 20h45 / 21h45 / 22h45 / 23h45 / 0h15 / 0h45 / 01h15 / 01h45 / 02h15
Departure from Tourist Office to Le Fornet :
19h46 / 20h01 / 20h35 / 21h35 / 22h35 / 23h35 / 00h05 / 00h35 / 01h05 / 01h35 / 02h05
to La Daille :
20h01 / 20h05 / 20h16 / 20h20 / 20h50 / 21h16 / 21h50 / 22h16 / 22h50 / 23h16 / 23h50 / 00h20 / 00h50 / 01h20 / 01h50 / 02h20
Departure from La Daille to Le Fornet (direct) :
20h30 / 21h30 / 23h30 / 00h00 / 00h30 / 01h00 / 01h30 / 02h00
Solaise stop : 20h00 / 21h00 / 22h00 / 23h00
Train Vert and Train Bleu offer transport from the Solaise area out to the Manchet Valley and Legettaz and run every 5mins from 8.30am to 8pm everyday. There is a more detailed timetable at all of the bus stops located along the routes. The service is very reliable and they provide double length buses in the winter to accommodate the demand of a large volume of skiers with all their equipment.
* Before December 16th & after April 21st, the Train Rouge bus service stops at midnight. Train Vert & Train Bleu services stop at 8pm
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last updated 4-Mar-2008 |
| Town Maps for Val d'Isere |
An original small alpine farming village, Val d'Isere has continued to develop into a modern alpine village whilst maintain its village feel and sense of tradition. The 'Old Town' is undoubtedly the prettiest, with quaint, old stone properties lining little snow filled streets. "Val d'Isere" is made up of a number of small charming little 'hamlets', namely Le Cret, Le Joseray, Le Chatelard, La Legettaz, Le Laisinant, Le Daille and Le Fornet. More recently the area of Les Carats (millionaire's row as it's locally known!) has developed it's own character and charm with luxury chalet companies chosing to select properties there. The hamlets of La Daille and Le Fornet are the largest of these areas, and essentially 'villages' in their own right. Have a look at the Val d'Isere Town Map to see how it's all connected.
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last updated 28-Feb-2008 |
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