Les Carroz piste map
Located in the Haute-Savoie region of the French Alps, Les Carroz is a traditional Alpine village forming part of the wider Grand Massif ski area, which also includes Flaine, Samoëns, Morillon and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. Set on a wide, sunny plateau at 1,140 metres, Les Carroz combines direct access to over 260 km of interconnected pistes with the charm of an authentic mountain village. Known for its forest skiing, varied terrain and relaxed atmosphere, the resort is particularly well suited to families, intermediates and those looking for a more traditional Alpine experience.
Below you can download the latest Les Carroz piste map, and further down, you’ll also find helpful information about the best pistes for each ability level and an overview of the ski lift system.
Les Carroz ski resort piste map
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Les Carroz ski area
Les Carroz is a key gateway into the Grand Massif, offering direct lift access from the village to both local slopes and the wider interconnected domain. The ski area combines extensive forest skiing for all weather conditions, dedicated beginner zones and family-friendly slopes, freestyle areas including snowpark and boardercross, and access to freeride terrain such as the Corbalanche sector making it particularly versatile for all ski abilities.
Les Carroz ski area overview
- Resort height: 1,100 m
- Highest lift: 2,120 m
- Maximum vertical: 1,360 m
- Number of pistes: 29
- Type of pistes: 3 green, 15 blue, 7 red, 4 black
- Skiable terrain: 37 km
- Snow making: 10 km
- Number of ski lifts: 13
Les Carroz's main ski sectors by ability
- To beginners, Les Carroz offers a relaxed learning environment with gentle green slopes located close to the village, such as Coin Coin, Molliachets or Louveteau
- Intermediate skiers will find the strongest offering across the resort, with a wide selection of flowing blue and red runs. Pistes such as Combe Bas, Combe Haut, Forestière and Marmottes combine consistent gradients with scenic forest surroundings, making them ideal for long, confidence-building descents.
- Advanced skiers can explore steeper terrain both locally and across the Grand Massif. Black runs such as Felire, Veroces or Coccinelle provide more technical skiing, while the Corbalanche freeride area offers marked but ungroomed terrain for those looking for more challenging conditions.
Les Carroz lift system
The Les Carroz ski area is served by a compact yet efficient network of around 14 lifts, including gondolas, chairlifts and drag lifts, which connect the village directly to the wider Grand Massif ski domain. There are two main lift departure points that provide fast access to the ski area. From the village centre, the Kédeuze gondola offers the primary route onto the mountain, while at Les Carroz 1500, the Molliets and Tête des Saix chairlifts give more direct access to higher-altitude terrain.