The 6km Toboggan Run Val Thorens is a popular attraction offering a unique way to experience the mountain. Guests ride individual toboggans down a dedicated track, navigating twists, turns, and varying slopes. The run begins at the top of the Peclet Funitel and winds its way down the mountain, providing scenic views of the surrounding landscape. Helmets are compulsory, and the experience is suitable for a range of ages, though caution is advised for young children. The run can take between 40 minutes and over an hour to complete, depending on speed and any necessary walking sections.
Best suited for thrill-seekers, groups of friends, families with older children, and those looking for an alternative to skiing or snowboarding.
Best experienced during periods with good snow cover, typically during the main ski season (December to April).
Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends. Evening runs are particularly popular for the added excitement of darkness. Daytime runs offer better visibility and scenic views.
The attraction is not fully accessible. It requires navigating a mountain slope and using a toboggan, which presents challenges for individuals with mobility impairments. Walking sections are also present. The lift to the top of the mountain may offer some accessibility, but the run itself is not suitable for wheelchairs or those with limited mobility.
Suitable for children, but caution is advised. Children under 1.25m or 11 years old must ride with an adult. Stroller access is not available. There are no dedicated changing rooms, but restrooms are available at the base of the mountain.
Pets are not allowed on the toboggan run or the lifts.
There are no food facilities directly on the run, but restaurants and cafes are available in Val Thorens village. Complimentary wine or hot chocolate and snacks are offered at the end of some evening runs.
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