Electronic Peak Festival

Electronic Peak Festival: Electro takes to the heights in Les Arcs

Since its creation in 2018, the Electronic Peak Festival has established itself as one of the unmissable electronic music events in ski resorts. Located in Arcs 1800, at an altitude of 1,800 meters in the Savoie Alps, the festival combines the passion for music and the mountains in an original format: three days of electronic sets, themed evenings, and winter sports, in a magnificent Alpine setting.

The festival is distinguished by its demanding and eclectic programming, far from mainstream festival machines. By partnering with renowned independent labels such as Akta Record (minimal), De La Groove (Parisian house), and Automatic Events, the Electronic Peak Festival offers a selection of cutting-edge artists, mixing house, disco, techno, afro, and experimental electronic music.

An immersive experience between music and mountains

The originality of Electronic Peak lies in its immersive format: festival-goers can alternate between DJ sets and skiing down the slopes of Les Arcs-Paradiski, one of the largest ski areas in the world. The Centre Bernard Taillefer, a legendary venue in the resort, hosts the main evenings, while other locations in the resort—bars, high-altitude restaurants, outdoor spaces—host "OFF" events during the day and evening.

Roller Disco, Themed Evenings, and OFF Events

Each edition offers original events in addition to the main concerts. In 2026, the festival will notably host the Roller Disco organized by the De La Groove label at the Centre Bernard Taillefer—the "highest roller disco in the world"—as well as a Closing the Warehouse party to end the festival in grand style. Previous editions have offered up to eight free OFF events in addition to the paid evenings.

A growing festival

Since its first edition in 2018, modest but promising, the Electronic Peak Festival has continued to grow. In 2019, the festival hosted 12 artists across 6 events, with memorable sets from Synapson and Manu le Malin. After a break due to the pandemic, the festival returned stronger in 2022, expanding its programming and duration. In 2025, the 7th edition extended over five days, from March 23 to 28, with more than 20 artists and about ten events.

Accessibility by train and funicular

One of the assets of Electronic Peak is its accessibility: Les Arcs resort is served by the Bourg-Saint-Maurice SNCF train station (TGV from Paris, TER from Chambéry), then by the funicular which reaches Les Arcs 1600 in 7 minutes. Internal shuttles connect the various festival venues, allowing attendees to enjoy the event without a car.