Elevation
1,250m
Base
3,250m
Summit
2,000m
Vertical Drop
Trails
137
10,000 Acres
Lifts
76
7 types
Snowfall
504cm
Annual Snowfall
29cm
Nov
114cm
Dec
139cm
Jan
97cm
Feb
94cm
Mar
51cm
Apr

Best known for

  • # 9 Beginner Terrain in Europe
  • # 3 Intermediate Terrain in France
  • # 3 Intermediate Terrain in Savoie
La Plagne

Where to Stay

Transportation

Important Dates

Projected opening date

Dec 14, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 26, 2025

Projected Days Open

138

Days Open Last Year

136

Years Open

64

Average Snowfall

524cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs
7%
Intermediate Runs
57%
Advanced Runs
24%
Expert Runs
12%
Runs in Total
137
Longest Run
6 km
Skiable Terrain
225 km
Night Skiing
80 km
Snow Making
329 ha
Snow Making
35 km

Lifts

76

Gondolas & Trams
14
Eight Person Lifts
2
High Speed Sixes
18
High Speed Quads
1
Quad Chairs
8
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
32

Inside Scoop

Reviews

mikefoster1

Just spent two weeks in La Plagne Village, probably the best of the 10 villages that make up the La Plagne ski region with my wife and two daughters aged 12 and 8. Vey impressed with the resort. Excellent ski schools with multi lingual ski instructors who are EFS staff and teach to a recognised level of ability. We’ve been fortunate to ski a fair bit over the years in Europe and Canada and we all agreed that La Plagne was one of the best resorts we have been to. We stayed in lovely, new and spacious clean apartments called Odalys Resience Le Fonts de Neige. Ski in and out, ski lockers, pool and spa, very clean, great staff and in a mega good location. Restaurant in the complex who also have top food and folks working there would are really accommodating. The apartments are self catering and there are plenty of Spar mini markets that are well stocked in a little expensive but you must expect that given the location. Take what you can if possible or there are large supermarkets in the valley, inc SuperU. We drove to La Plagne, stopping in Dijon over night. It’s an easy drive, but we would take the tunnel rather than the ferry next time to Dieppe. Over all it’s quicker and simpler. Make sure you have the right location in your sat navigation as we had a bit of an adventure up a mountain pass that ended in a gravel road..... yikes! Apres Ski for us was nothing more than dinner out or drinks late afternoon in one of the many bars in the Village or La Plagne Centre, which is connected by a free TeleBus (2 min Gondola ride). The Centre has loads of facilities, shops, bars, hire and sports shops, libraries, gym, dentist, doctors and pharmacy. So, the business end is the skiing. It really does have something for everybody from beginner, happy day blue run cruisers like my wife and adrenaline chasers who crave the reds, blacks and off piste powder. There is also a lot of none skiing activities so there early is something for everyone. There are many many miles of pistes, visit www.la-Plagne.com for full detailed pies the maps. In summary, we loved it and the quicker we can get back, the better. I hope you find this review useful and that you love La Plagne as much as we did should you choose to visit.

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