Get to know Isola 2000
Welcome to Isola 2000, a high-altitude ski resort tucked into the southern French Alps where alpine scenery meets Mediterranean light. The resort has a friendly, laid-back feel, with wide open slopes, reliable snow, and dramatic mountain views in every direction. It’s compact and easy to get around, making it great for relaxed ski days, while still offering plenty of terrain for confident skiers. Expect crisp mountain air by day, glowing sunsets over the peaks, and a lively but unpretentious atmosphere once the lifts close.
Why you might love it
- Beginners
- Short Breaks
- Family friendly
At a glance
- Ski area
- Alps Maritimes
- Resort altitude
- 1800m
- Piste range
- 1800–2603m
- Lifts
- 22
- Green runs
- 7
- Blue runs
- 22
- Red runs
- 13
- Black runs
- 3
Hidden gems
L’Avalanche
Right in the heart of the resort, L’Avalanche is a go-to spot when you want a proper sit-down meal after skiing. It’s warm, lively, and known for generous portions of classic mountain and French comfort food. Ideal for refuelling without straying far from the slopes.
Cime de Sistron Viewpoint
Head up toward the top of the Cime de Sistron lifts for one of the most impressive views in Isola 2000. From up there, you get a wide open perspective over the Mercantour mountains, and on a clear day the contrast between alpine peaks and the distant sea is seriously memorable.
Piste La Valette
looking to test your legs and skills rather than just clock miles? La Valette is a demanding black run that rewards confident skiers. It’s steep, technical in places, and feels properly wild compared to the cruisier pistes lower down.