
Chalet Arc 1838
20 – 26 Dec 2026
£21,998per week
£1,467 per guest
+ 1 more week in Jan 2027
Updated · next update 19:10 · village 1,800 m, top 3,226 m
Right now at the top
The first real snow of the season is on its way: about 17 cm up top, most of it on Wednesday.
Natural snow on open ground, from Météo-France's daily snow model for the Haute-Tarentaise massif. Pistes are groomed and have snowmaking, so they usually ski better than this.
The next six days: new snow at the top (3,226 m) and in the village (1,800 m) · temperatures at midday
Free at the start of the season
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Snow history
Over the last 20 winters (2006/07 to 2025/26), the top (3,226 m) had 30 cm or more of natural snow on at least nine days in ten from December to April. Lower down, the village (1,800 m) was just as dependable in March, typically 93 cm. These are natural depths on open ground; groomed pistes and snowmaking hold more.
| Height | Dec | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TopAiguille Rouge · 3,226 m | 124 cm99% | 167 cm100% | 211 cm100% | 217 cm100% | 223 cm100% |
| VillageArc 1800 · 1,800 m | 34 cm51% | 66 cm94% | 96 cm98% | 93 cm99% | 41 cm68% |
Typical natural snow depth in each month; the percentage is the share of days with 30 cm or more, and the deeper the blue, the more reliable. From Météo-France's daily snow model, over the last 20 winters (2006/07 to 2025/26).
Across the Alps
The resorts we sell, ranked by new snow forecast at the top over the next six days.
Common questions
There is no snow lying in Les Arcs yet, even at 3,226 m. The forecast brings about 17 cm at the top over the next six days, the most on Wednesday, with the village staying green.
Put together from the figures on this page, and rewritten with each update.
Depths are natural snow on open ground, not the groomed pistes. Never use this page for off-piste safety decisions: read the official avalanche bulletin.