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Haute-Tarentaise · ParadiskiGeneva Airport
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Les Arcs
Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000 have their own arrival areas. Specify your village and residence to arrange an authorised drop-off. Bourg-Saint-Maurice connects your train journey with a private transfer to the resort.
Journey time depends on traffic, weather and your exact address. Your itinerary is adapted to conditions on the day.
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Airports & railway stations
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Les Arcs is four altitudes rather than one address: Arc 1600, 1800, 1950 and 2000 stack up the mountainside above Bourg-Saint-Maurice, with Peisey-Vallandry on its own road towards the Vanoise Express. The altitudes are not interchangeable — 1800 is the largest, 1950 pedestrian at its core, 2000 the end of the road — so the booking carries the village, not just “Les Arcs”.
Bourg-Saint-Maurice decides the climb
From Geneva the route runs the whole Tarentaise — Annecy, Albertville, Moûtiers — to Bourg-Saint-Maurice, where the D119 starts climbing: around thirty minutes of switchbacks to Arc 1800, a little more to 2000. For Peisey-Vallandry the turn-off comes earlier, at Landry — say so at booking, it changes the route. On winter Saturdays the valley road is the bottleneck; the climb itself is usually clear.
Arriving in the village
Drop-off is at the residence wherever the road allows. Arc 1950’s core is car-free: the driver stops at the village entrance where trolleys and porters take over. Some guests prefer to finish by the funicular — seven minutes from beside Bourg-Saint-Maurice station up to Arc 1600 — with the luggage travelling up by road; the choice is simply set at booking.
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