Les Arcs Access, Maps & Travel

For each of the 4 Les Arcs villages it is unlikely that you would need a car, as they are linked by a bus service during the day and each has sufficient night life to keep you in your village at night time.

If you do decide to drive remember that it is a legal requirement in France to carry a warning triangle and spare bulbs, and that the Motorway speed limit depends on the weather. You can find out more about driving in France in our FAQ section. ... see "Les Arcs Transport & Parking" for more

Les Arcs is made up of six high altitude villages, all linked by a free public transport system. The collective resort of Les Arcs and the wider Paradiski area offers a wide range of summer and winter activities. Hopefully this handy little collection of maps and timetables will help you find your way around and make the most of this great region! ... see "Les Arcs Areas & Maps" for more

If you're not taking a package holiday, where travel to your resort is already catered for, then you might want to consider how you're going to get from the UK to the Alps. Les Arcs is not so far way from the UK, and can be reached by car, train or aeroplane. With the advent of DIY travel and travel websites, it's easy to check public transport timetables in France, and there are plenty of companies offering transfer services from the airport to Les Arcs. Our guide gives you an idea of the options available, plus some tips on how to get your sporting equipment safely to Les Arcs. ... see "Travelling to Les Arcs" for more