Val d'Isère–Tignes Piste Map

Val d'Isère and Tignes share 300 km of pistes in the area long known as the Espace Killy, named after local triple Olympic champion Jean-Claude Killy. The skiing stretches from 1,550 m up to 3,456 m on the Grande Motte glacier above Tignes, giving one of the longest seasons in the Alps, while Val d'Isère's Face de Bellevarde — the 1992 Olympic downhill — plunges back to town. In between lie high open bowls, celebrated off-piste and reliable snow from late November to May.

This 3D printed model renders both valleys in relief: snow-white terrain with the full run network traced in copper and the resort names engraved beneath. Whether they learnt to ski in Val d'Isère or count down to Tignes every season, it turns their favourite mountains into something worth keeping on display.

Each model is printed to order in the UK and can be personalised with your own line of text — a name, a date or a favourite run. Free UK shipping. Piste data © OpenStreetMap contributors.