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Ski Holidays La Plagne
High Altitude snowsure slopes and extensive Paradiski ski area.
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Ski La Plagne
La Plagne is a firm favourite for family skiers and those that like high Altitude slopes and extensive skiing! The new link to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express (a 12 million Euro Cable Car) has created a huge ski area and some high quality terrain suited to all levels.
Snow Sure Slopes
La Plagne has glacier skiing up at Plagne Bellecôte which extends up to 3250 metres. From here you will find up to 2000m vertical drop with some black and red slopes and a seemingly endless supply of powder, with some of the longest descents in France.
Ski-to-Door
Our Chalets in La Plagne are mostly ski to door or very close to the slopes. They are also just a short, easy ski to the ski school meeting points - so ski convenience is high on the agenda.
Skiing: La Plagne
With over 450 kms of pisted runs, the Paradiski offers an almost unrivalled amount of excellent, well kept ski slopes that span over 10 villages, and will allow skiers to cover a huge amount of mileage withut having to do the same runs over and over again! The terrain is suited to all ages and levels of skier and snowboarder from beginner to advanced.
Snowboarding: La Plagne
Snowboarders will love the long powder descents from the summit of the Glacier "Plagne Bellecôte". The resort is well featured with lots of natural terrain - humps, gulleys, natural half pipes and long sweeping runs . La Plagne is perfect for all levels of boarder, and the snow park is not too intimidating and full of beginner and intermediate jumps to try.
Beginner Skiing: La Plagne
This is a true all rounders resort and whether beginner or progressive beginner you will find a huge number of well linked green and blue trails to cut your teeth on. All slopes run close to our chalets so you won't have to walk too far and beginners can easily have access to ski most of the resort without the need for drag lifts! English speaking instructors and good quality snow schools are all part of the local landscape in this very well facilitated resort.
The Resorts of La Plagne
La Plagne is split into 4 main ski villages - Montalbert 1350, Plagne 1800, Plagne Centre 2000 and Plagne Soleil up at 2050m. The main satellites to concentrate on for shops, nightlife and access to the best skiing are Plagne 1800m and Plagne Centre.
La Plagne Centre
Plagne Centre (2000m) has fallen foul of the dreaded concrete touch but the huge amounts of snow seem to make it look fresh and pleasant all season round.
La Plagne 1800
1800 is a lot more appealing to the eye and more chalet-style with a warm and friendly atmosphere, good bars and restaurants with a few ski shops. Ski buses run up to Plagne centre until 1am, so skiers have the perfect mix here - lots of apres ski and very pleasant surroundings!
Les Arcs Resort Facts
| Top Lift | 3250m |
| Area | 450kms |
| Longest run | 14km |
| Circuit | 65km |
| Lifts | 97 |
| Mountain Restaurants | 37 |
| Beginner runs | 40% |
| Inter and advanced | 60% |
| Off piste | 8/10 |
| Slope Style: Freestyle | 30% |
| Slope Style:Freeride | 70% |
| Pipes | 1 |
| Parks | 1 |
| Trees | 32% |
| Backcountry | Yes |
| Travel Fly to: | Geneve |
| Transfer Time: | 2.5 (Guide) |
| Nightlife | Excellent |