Puy-Saint-Vincent: varied slopes in the heart of the Écrins
Nestled in the heart of the Hautes-Alpes, Puy-Saint-Vincent rises in tiers above the Vallouise Valley, facing the Écrins massif. Spanning altitudes of 1,400 to 1,800 meters, its three sectors combine the charm of an Alpine village with the amenities of a lively resort. In winter, alpine skiing shares the spotlight with Nordic skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, and wilderness excursions. The slopes cater to everyone from families to enthusiasts of high-energy snow sports. During the warmer months, hiking, mountain biking, and Bike Park runs take over. The resort fosters a welcoming atmosphere where visitors can easily alternate between outdoor activities, relaxation, and exploration.
With dedicated, safe learning areas at altitudes of 1,400 and 1,600 meters, the Puy-Saint-Vincent ski area offers families the perfect setting to discover skiing. Beginners build confidence in specially designed zones before gradually moving on to the main slopes. Intermediate skiers can enjoy long blue and red runs that wind through forests and offer stunning high-altitude views. More experienced skiers can tackle challenging routes, particularly in the Rocher Noir sector. A snowpark and boardercross course also provide fun areas for a change of pace. Spanning altitudes from 1,400 to 2,750 meters, the resort offers a variety of ways to ski and enjoy the mountains, catering to all skill levels.
Welcome to Puy-Saint-Vincent
Located in the Hautes-Alpes, Puy-Saint-Vincent rises in tiers above the Vallouise Valley, at the gateway to Écrins National Park. Its three areas situated at altitudes of 1,400, 1,600, and 1,800 meters—offer distinct yet complementary atmospheres: a traditional village, a lively hub, and a high-altitude setting. In both winter and summer, the resort invites visitors to enjoy mountain activities within a pristine alpine landscape.
A unique resort
Magical panoramas
302 days of sunshine per year
An area that invites freeriding
