Arc 2000

Arc 2000 is one of the resorts within the Les Arcs ski area in Savoie, forming part of the Paradiski network linked to La Plagne. Set at high altitude, it benefits from generally reliable snow cover and direct access to the slopes, reflecting the functional architectural style originally designed by Charlotte Perriand for the Arcs resorts. Nearby, the village of Arc 1950 makes for a popular stop, with its pedestrian-friendly layout and shops clustered around a central square, offering a contrast to the more austere style of Arc 2000. One of the area's key highlights is the Aiguille Rouge, a peak rising above 3,200 metres, reachable by cable car from the resort and offering sweeping views over the surrounding mountain ranges, including Mont Blanc on clear days. Beyond alpine skiing, the area also allows for snowshoeing and off-piste skiing for more experienced visitors. Quieter than some of its neighbouring resorts, Arc 2000 suits those seeking an authentic mountain setting with swift access to the upper reaches of the ski area.