Perched between 1,400 and 2,700 meters, the resort of Puy-Saint-Vincent consists of three hamlets (Le Puy, Les Alberts, and Les Prés) that offer a wide range of outdoor activities in the summer. Thrill-seekers can enjoy the bike park, pump track, via ferrata, ortree-top adventure course, while others take to the hiking trails to admire panoramic views of the Durance Valley and the Écrins peaks. For relaxation, there’s the swimming pool, archery, the movie theater, and the multi-activity complex Le Panoramic offer all the comforts of a family-friendly resort, combining adventure and a warm, welcoming atmosphere in a preserved natural setting.

Perched in the heart of the Écrins, Puy Saint Vincent extends from 1,400 to 2,700 m above sea level in a preserved and family environment. A resort on a human scale, it offers all the essential services — warm accommodation, local shops, alpine restaurants and entertainment — for comfortable and authentic winter stays. For moments of relaxation, the cinema and the multi-activity complex Le Panoramic guarantee all the comfort of a family resort, combining adventure and conviviality with a breathtaking view of the Vallouise and the emblematic peaks of the Écrins.

The Puy-Saint-Vincent Bike Park spans nearly 900 meters of elevation and consists of eight trails served by two 6-person detachable chairlifts suitable for mountain biking, offering quick and safe access to the summit. You’ll find a green trail (“Family Trail”) ideal for beginners ages 6 and up, two blue trails (“Easy Going” and “Cool Forest”) to build confidence, as well as four red trails (“ Flowy Line,” “La Trace,” “Canada Draille,” and “La Traversouille”) and one black trail (“La Tamarack”) designed for more experienced riders. Open from Saturday, July 4, through Saturday, August 29, from 9:15 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., the Bike Park offers a natural setting where every rider can find something to enjoy.

The Puy-Saint-Vincent alpine ski area features 35 runs totaling 75 km of downhill skiing, served by 11 modern ski lifts. From green runs suitable for beginners to the most technical black runs, including a snowpark and a boardercross course, there’s something for everyone. With more than half of the resort located above 2,000 m in elevation and benefiting from a north-facing exposure on the edge of the Écrins Massif, the resort guarantees high-quality snow from December through April. In addition, there are 25 km of groomed Nordic trails, ideal for cross-country skiing and activities such as dog sledding and fat biking, all dotted with scenic viewpoints overlooking the Durance Valley, Mont Pelvoux, and the Glacier Blanc.