Val Cenis

Slopes

10Km

42Km

33Km

40Km

Total 125Km

Lifts

Height

2800m
1300m

Glacier

Cross-country

12Km

Fun park

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General information

Thanks to the new connection with Termignon La Vanoise, the resort of Val Cenis has become even bigger since 2008. The new 45 km (28 ml) of pistes has turned this location into a vast resort with 125 km (78 ml) of great pistes for both novice and intermediate skiers and snowboarders. On the flanks of the Col de Mont Cenis, situated at the border between France and Italy, 19 lifts connect the villages of Val Cenis Lanslebourg and Lanslevillard.

The lower pistes are easy and run for the most part through the forests. From the middle station at an altitude of 2100 meters (6,900 ft), spacious and varied pistes offer a snow guaranteed area up to an altitude of 2800 meters (9,200 ft). We recommend the Arcelle, a fantastic ski route from l’Ouillon de la Tomba at the de top of the resort, back down to Lanslevillard.

Snowboarders and freestyle skiers can test their skills in one of the two snow parks located near the pistes of 'Familiale' and 'St. Pierre'. In addition, Val Cenis also has a few nice off piste descents.

Travel information relating to the Coronavirus

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Regulations per region

Important information regarding mandatory documentation

Yes

Read the FAQ page here

Distance required in public areas (in metres)

Yes

2 metres

Mouth mask

Yes

Mandatory in public areas and in lively places; such as markets (from 5 years).

Max persons together outdoors

N / A

Allowed to share a room with someone outside your household?

Yes

Certain hours not allowed to be outside?

Restaurants

Open

100% open - Health pass required from 12 years. You meet the requirements for a French health card if:

- You are completely vaccinated

- You have proof of recovery from Covid-19

- You present a negative PCR or antigen test, that is not older than 24 hours

From 15th of December, people over 65 years old will lose their vaccination certificate 7 months after the last vaccination. This rule also applies to everyone from the age of 18 from 15 January. From 15th of December, people with the Janssen vaccine will no longer have a health card, unless they have received an ARN booster vaccine within 8 weeks of their vaccination.

As off 15/1 only fully vaccinated or recovered people, wil have a valid green pass. PCR tests will not be sufficient anymore as of then. Only seated service.

Bars / Apres-ski

Open

100% open - Health pass required from 12 years. You meet the requirements for a French health card if:

- You are completely vaccinated

- You have proof of recovery from Covid-19

- You present a negative PCR or antigen test, that is not older than 24 hours

Only seated service.

Club/Nightlife

Open

100% open - Health pass required from 12 years. You meet the requirements for a French health card if:

- You are completely vaccinated

- You have proof of recovery from Covid-19

- You present a negative PCR or antigen test, that is not older than 24 hours

Only seated service.

Supermarkets and pharmacies

Open

A mouth mask is mandatory

Activities, attractions and sights

Open

A mouth mask is mandatory

Events open air or indoor

Yes

With vaccination certificate, recovery certificate or PCR test / rapid antigen test (max. 48 hours old).

Transfer

Yes

A mouth mask is mandatory

Public transport / taxi / skibus

Open

A mouth mask + vaccination certificate, recovery certificate or PCR test / rapid antigen test (max. 48 hours old).

Slopes

Open

Skilifts

Open

A mouth mask is obligatory and a health pass is needed for a lift pass

Ski rental

Yes

Mouth mask

Ski lessons

Yes

Mouth mask obligatory at the gathering at beginning/end of each lesson

Wellness

Open

Additional measures per ski region

Accommodations can ask for a Health Pass, also if they do not provide a wellness area or meals.

Good to know

Yes

Restaurants: Since 15 December, a dose of the Janssen vaccine, which was taken more than two months ago, will no longer give travelers a French health pass (they can take a test instead). If they have not received a booster vaccine. This applies to entry to activities (such as ski lifts), hotels, etc. in France but not to international trips to France, which can still be done with a dose of the Jansen vaccine.