The Pipay ski area

Pipay has 71 km of pistes, 336 m of vertical, from 1,900 m to 2,236 m. 16 green runs, 16 blue, 20 red and 18 black.

Pipay is a ski resort in the Northern Alps (Isère), in the commune of Theys. The village sits at 1,550 m and the ski area rises to 2,236 m, a skiable vertical of 336 m.

Runs by level

70 runs over 71 km:

16 green 16 blue 20 red 18 black
Vertical drop
336 m — from 1,900 m to 2,236 m
Slope aspect
36 % west · 31 % north · 25 % east · 7 % south — computed from the fall line of 66 runs

As declared by the resort(ANMSM feed)

Ski area
Domaine des 7 Laux
Linked area
LES 7 LAUX · 120 km
Lifts
3 in total · 1 gondolas · 9 chairlifts · 7 drag lifts
Altitude
1,350 m → 2,400 m
Beginners
Beginner zone
Fun & sledging
fun zone
Nordic
Les Sept Laux Papoutel Beldina
Passes (as declared)
Adulte 1 jour (forfait station) 43 € · Adulte 2 jours (forfait station) 80 € · Adulte 3 jours (forfait station) 118 € · Adulte 4 jours (forfait station) 154.5 € · Adulte 5 jours (forfait station) 187.5 € · Adulte 6 jours (forfait station) 218 € · Enfant 1 jour (forfait station) 25.5 € · Enfant 2 jours (forfait station) 42 € (official page)

Figures entered by the resort itself in the ANMSM feed. Our own survey (OpenStreetMap, STRMTG register) is shown above; when the two differ, the resort usually counts its whole linked area.

The ski area in figures

Measured on 9 September 2026
5 kmLongest piste — Chanterelle (green), 620 m of vertical
918 mBiggest vertical without changing piste — 2,372 → 1,454 m, 4 km
2,372 mHighest lift top — Gypaète (chairlift)
17 kmTotal length of lifts — 22 lifts mapped
n/aSki area boundary (OSM)
2,011Inhabitants — Theys (INSEE 38504)

Measured on OpenStreetMap (altitudes: IGN RGE ALTI), not taken from the brochure. The vertical above is that of one piste, not of the whole ski area. Population: INSEE municipal population via geo.api.gouv.fr.

Official piste map

No downloadable piste map published by the resort.

Resort data: declared by Office de Tourisme des 7 Laux and distributed by ANMSM · read on 18 September