Test Area

The Ski Resort Test Area is located within the Savoie region of the French Alps. It is primarily known for attracting high-altitude skiers and snowboarding enthusiasts who prefer technical terrain. The resort offers 300 kilometers of groomed slopes that connect multiple mountain peaks. With a maximum elevation of 3,450 meters at its highest point, the area maintains a strong reputation for being snow-sure throughout the winter. Consistent snowfall and glacial access allow for a long skiing season that often lasts until May.

The resort gained worldwide recognition when it served as a primary venue for the 1992 Winter Olympics. It remains a regular fixture on the professional circuit, hosting annual World Cup events on its challenging downhill runs. Transportation to the area is simplified by its proximity to the Bourg-Saint-Maurice train station, which connects to international rail lines. Most travelers arriving from Geneva Airport can expect a transfer time of approximately three hours by road.

Resort information

Getting around

Test Area

Lift Passes

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Medical Centers

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Lifts

There are 4 lifts in Test Area

Type	Name	Distance
	Harvest Lift	0.25km
	Left Field Drag	0.11km
	Mini Lift	0.05km
	Right Field Drag	0.11km

Runs

There are 4 named pistes totaling 1km. The longest slope is Harvest Run. Test Area's skiable area is around 0km².

Diffculty	Name	Length
	Car Park Run	0.25km
	Harvest Run	0.36km
	Path Run	0.21km
	Road Run	0.21km

Things to do

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Getting there

• ✈️ Air
• 🚗 Car
• 🚄 Train