Ski resorts in Isère — compare 7 ski areas

Alpe d'Huez is a sunny and snow-sure French ski resort, known as "l'île au soleil" (the island in the sun), with {ski_area_km} km of varied slopes for all levels and an altitude of up to 3,330 meters. It offers spectacular, long descents such as the Sarenne and the Tunnel, and caters to skiers, snowboarders, and cross-country skiers, including fun parks and dedicated areas for beginners and children.

Alpe du Grand Serre, in the French department of Isère, was a medium-sized ski resort that closed permanently in 2024 due to financial difficulties. Known for its family-oriented atmosphere and freeride opportunities, the resort previously offered approximately {ski_area_km} km of slopes ranging from 1,367 to 2,184 meters in altitude. Besides downhill skiing and snowboarding, the area also offered opportunities for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking in the nearby Écrins National Park.

Chamrousse is a French ski resort located {ski_area_km} km from Grenoble, known for its varied slopes ({ski_area_km} km), Olympic history, and breathtaking valley views. Divided into two levels (1650 and 1750/1700), the resort combines a charming, family-friendly atmosphere with a wide range of activities for both beginners and experienced skiers, including a modern snow park and night skiing.

Espace Villard-Corrençon is the largest alpine ski area in the Vercors, France, with {ski_area_km} km of slopes for all levels, from wide beginner slopes to challenging black runs and freeride areas. The area features runs through pine trees and along ravines and also offers an extensive network for cross-country skiers and a wide range of facilities, including a snow park and an amusement complex. It is an excellent destination for families and beginners, although experienced skiers can also enjoy themselves.

Le Collet d'Allevard is a family-friendly ski resort in the Belledonne Massif in the French Alps. The area offers {ski_area_km} km of slopes for skiers of all levels and is known for its warm, welcoming atmosphere and exceptional panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and the Grésivaudan Valley. Besides winter sports, Le Collet also offers various summer activities, such as hiking and mountain biking.

Les Deux Alpes is a large and lively ski resort in the French Alps, known for its high glacier (up to 3,600 m), which allows year-round skiing and offers exceptional snow reliability. The ski area offers 220-{ski_area_km} km of slopes, suitable for all levels, from wide, sunny runs and beginner zones to challenging off-piste opportunities and an extensive snow park. The village itself is a ski-in/ski-out resort with a vibrant après-ski scene, various shops and restaurants, and a wide range of non-ski activities.

Les 7 Laux is a modern ski resort in the French Alps, with {ski_area_km} km of slopes for all levels, located in the Belledonne massif, 35 km from Grenoble. The resort comprises three villages (Prapoutel, Le Pleynet, and Pipay), offers a wide range of sports activities in both summer and winter, and is a popular day trip destination for local skiers and snowboarders.