Luz Ardiden

Luz Ardiden is a ski resort in the French Pyrenees with slopes at different elevations suited to all abilities. The terrain varies widely, from gentle runs to challenging descents for experienced skiers.

The resort opened in the early 1970s and grew into a recognized destination in the region. It later gained wider attention through Tour de France mountain stages that passed through its slopes.

The resort connects to Pyrenean mountain traditions through regional dishes and seasonal events held in the nearby village. Visitors experience this local culture when dining and during festivities throughout the year.

Free shuttle services connect the village to the slopes for convenient access. The resort offers equipment rentals, ski instruction, and accessible facilities for all visitors.

The area splits into two sectors: Aulian for groomed skiing and Bederet with natural terrain and freeride zones. This separation lets each skier choose their preferred riding style.

Location: Luz-Saint-Sauveur

Elevation above the sea: 1,720 m

Website: http://luz.org/en

GPS coordinates: 42.88396,-0.06416

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:40