Discover the 6 ski resorts in Les Sybelles.

La Toussuire offers a wide range of accommodation and direct access to the Sybelles ski area. With sweeping views of the Alps and both short, technical and long runs, its playground and wide snow front offer something for everyone. Sunshine, high altitude terraces and a host of activities are all on the programme.

Le Corbier is a 100% pedestrian-friendly resort with a safe snow front. With the backbone of its covered shopping arcade allowing you to move up and down the resort, Le Corbier offers ski-in/ski-out accommodation and sunny terraces. With a ski area for all levels, the resort has been awarded the Famille Plus label.

A village resort steeped in tradition, at the foot of the famous Col de la Croix de Fer, Saint Sorlin d’Arves offers a wide range of accommodation. With 2 ski school meetings, it offers direct access to the Sybelles® ski area and is its highest point (2620m). With its wild panoramas, long, wide slopes and multitude of après-ski activities, Sorlin d’Arves is a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity.

With 22 hamlets, it offers a typical village atmosphere with renovated farmhouses, chalets and residences. With direct access to the Les Sybelles® ski area, it has a snow front equipped for learning to ski, as well as adapted reception facilities. The panoramic views of the Aiguilles d’Arves and the local heritage will delight your eyes and taste buds.

An authentic mountain village, the resort is a haven of peace offering a return to its roots. It is made up of peaceful chalets and offers 6 ski runs for beginners. As the gateway to the Sybelles® ski area and the La Toussuire sector, it cultivates its outdoor spirit with ski touring and snowshoeing.

Situated in an authentic valley, the resort has a number of charming hamlets, with houses nestling close together. Directly linked to the Sybelles ski area, Saint Colomban des Villards offers a wilderness version of the Great North. Enjoy snowshoeing along the banks of a river, ski touring with a view of the Belledonne mountain range, or recharging your batteries in front of Mont Blanc.