Across the village
Red: La Daille–Centre–Le Fornet. Blue: Rond-Point des Pistes–Legettaz. Yellow: Le Coin–Le Manchet.
Village busesCheck the current season and opening dates with the tourist office and lift operator.
Official map by Lumiplan. Check openings and your last return.
Red: La Daille–Centre–Le Fornet. Blue: Rond-Point des Pistes–Legettaz. Yellow: Le Coin–Le Manchet.
Village busesThe free seasonal purple shuttle links La Daille and Tignes 1800. Change there for Tignes 2100 when operating.
Tignes connectionS82 connects Val d’Isère with Bourg-Saint-Maurice and the railway station. It is a paid regional coach.
Bourg coachChecking the snow outlook…
Fresh-snow ranges for the massif at the stated altitude. Local amounts vary; these are not village or summit-specific totals.
Source: Météo-France bulletin XML · Licence Ouverte 2.0. Ranges are reproduced in centimetres, with no precipitation-to-snow conversion. Times are shown for France.
The outlook uses the latest available published archive bulletin. This snow summary does not replace the complete avalanche bulletin or local advice.
Val d’Isère · approximately 1,850 m · model forecast
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Check your sector’s openings, links to Tignes and the last return.
Open the piste map ↑Read the current mountain forecast and avalanche bulletin for your area. Village weather is not a slope assessment.
Weather, bulletins & webcams →Confirm your way back before leaving your base. An open lift does not establish that off-piste terrain is safe.
Plan the return →Find today’s events, times and booking details in the official calendar.
Open the events calendar ↗For the central snow front, village restaurants and your booked lesson meeting point.
Check your first-morning arrangements →For the coach station and La Daille lift base. Keep the final bus journey to your accommodation in the plan.
Find local bus information →For the hamlet and Fornet lift base. Mountain dining and village transport need separate return checks.
Prepare your return →La Casserole and L’Étincelle: contact the venue for today’s service and a table.
Find dining contacts →A Fornet-area lunch option. Confirm everyone’s lift access, any pedestrian ticket and the return before reserving.
Check with Le Signal ↗Choose a meeting place around where the whole group finishes, then agree how everyone gets back.
Read the après-ski guide →Explore village activities and indoor options. Confirm operating dates and opening hours before going.
Ideas for non-skiers →Find a shared plan for skiers and non-skiers, with an indoor fallback and a clear meeting point.
Plan a mixed-group day →Between seasons, start with the tourist office’s current visitor information and check with individual venues.
Visit the tourist office ↗Reservations for winter 2026–27 are now open. Season-pass holders should also check a possible change of parking location.
A proposed land exchange would change part of Chemin de la Charrière. The town is inviting comments on the plans.
La Farandole Avaline’s first second-hand winter-sports sale is announced for 7 November.
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