Le Val d'Allos This winter, it is adding a new activity to its family offer: Kart Drift. Based in Crazy Park, Located in the center of the resort, this driving experience should allow children to discover the sensations of driving on a dedicated circuit, between karting and controlled slides.
After the skis, it's time for the wheel. Val d'Allos, In this winter, Crazy Park is adding a new discipline to its lineup: Kart Drift, designed as a first-of-its-kind experience of playful driving on slippery surfaces.
The site already offered electric quads and more traditional karting. This new formula adds an extra dimension: learning to control the slide, to anticipate trajectories and to play with the slides, all on a circuit set up in the center of the resort.
A novelty designed for families
Kart Drift comes at a time when the Val d’Allos is strengthening several facilities for younger children. In Seignus, the ESF kindergarten has been moved to the ski slope to facilitate learning and allow parents to more easily supervise the first descents.
At La Foux, a new relaxation area also features a panoramic terrace, a picnic area, giant sun loungers and children's games, with small climbing walls and wooden huts.
The territory has long held this family-oriented positioning, supported by the Famille Plus label. The La Foux estate is also connected to Pra Loup as part of the Espace Lumière, while Le Seignus maintains a more compact format.
Skiing in a different way than on skis
The appeal of kart drift lies precisely in its role as a complement to traditional skiing. It can prolong a day, occupy half a day without lifts, or offer children a different sensation of sliding.
The press release does not yet specify the rates or the schedules for this new activity. However, it confirms its launch for the winter of 2026-2027.
In a resort where skiing is obviously the main product, the Crazy Park is thus expanding its play area. The tracks will always be negotiable, but this time with a steering wheel in hand.