Depending on the time of year, the roads in and around Les Arcs – and particularly Moûtiers and Bourg-Saint-Maurice can get horrendously congested. For this reason, it’s often easier to take the train to Les Arcs to save getting stuck in traffic jams. Nonetheless, read on for information on Les Arcs road conditions and highway cams.

Les Arcs highway cams

If you find yourself stuck in traffic on your way to Les Arcs, check the link below. You’ll find live cams at the main congestion points around Albertville, Moûtiers, Aime and Bourg St Maurice which are updated in real-time. Les Arcs live traffic webcams.

Les Arcs road conditions

In general, the roads to Les Arcs will be busiest during the holiday periods and when there’s bad weather.  Remember, although Bourg-Saint-Maurice is relatively low at 815m, snow is still common here during the winter. Plus this hub serves all the neighbouring Tarentaise resorts like Val d’Isère, Tignes, Saint-Foy and La Rosière – so delays are common in busier periods.

It’s also worth remembering that delays can (and do) frequently happen due to people forgetting to fit snow chains in bad weather. Click this link for the La Plagne valley bus times. To get a better idea of how the La Plagne villages relate to one another, you might want to take a look at our La Plagne 3D map video.

La Plagne/Les Arcs month-by-month travel information

Although these guides were made for La Plagne, the proximity of the two resorts makes them equally valid for both. Check the month-by-month guides for La Plagne for more information: La Plagne in December, La Plagne in January, La Plagne in February, La Plagne in March and La Plagne in April. It’s also worth remembering you have the option to take the train to Les Arcs from major airports such as Lyon, Geneva and Chambéry. Click here for La Plagne / Les Arcs by train schedules and online booking. Also, depending what time you arrive in Bourg, you can simply jump on the funicular up to Arc 1600 – again saving time on the often-congested hill road.