La Plagne
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La Plagne skiing is great for...

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Families
Advanced
Beginners
Intermediates
Snowboarders
High altitude
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Welcome to La Plagne Ski Resort

  • Ideal for families, beginners and intermediates
  • Part of the massive Paradiski ski area
  • Accommodation in easy reach of the slopes
Ski holidays to La Plagne in France have long been a firm favourite with Brits. Situated at 1,800m, La Plagne ski resort offers easy access to the 425km Paradiski ski area. And thanks to its purpose-built villages, you’ll find plenty of ski-in/ski-out stays.
Families and beginners on La Plagne ski holidays will enjoy the gentle blue slopes, while intermediates will enjoy the more challenging red runs around its five villages.
The more adventurous can head for the tree-lined pistes and vast open bowls, or take the connecting double-decker gondola to Les Arcs for some seriously chilly glacier descents.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude
2050m
Total Piste KM
425km
No. Skilifts
128
Snow Range
1200m-3250m
La Plagne ski runs & ratings
TOTAL: 425km
Beginner
8/10
(Distance: 243km)
Intermediate
10/10
(Distance: 129km)
Advanced
6/10
(Distance: 53km)

Best time to ski in La Plagne

The best time to ski in La Plagne is January and February. La Plagne’s snow will be at its best but it can be a little nippy. Skiing in La Plagne in March and April offers plenty of opportunities for sitting on the terraces, having lunch outside and enjoying the springtime sun.
For festive fun with the family or partner, you can’t beat going at Christmas or New Year. If you're particularly looking for a quiet ski holiday to La Plagne it's best to skip busy school holidays (but if you're taking the kids, it should definitely be on your shortlist!).

Snow conditions in La Plagne

Like most French resorts, La Plagne’s ski season runs from mid-December to mid-April. But thanks to its size and relatively high altitude – the highest lift goes up to 3,200m – La Plagne is a pretty safe bet for great skiing all season long.
Snow conditions in La Plagne peak by late February. While March and April bring longer days and less snowfall, its lofty pistes help maintain La Plagne’s snow conditions long into the season.

Things to do in La Plagne

  • Bobsleigh La Plagne - Follow in the footsteps of Olympians at France’s only bobsleigh and skeleton track - an 80km/h descent!
  • Magic Pool, Plagne Bellecôte - Let kids burn off steam in the heated outdoor pool and jacuzzis.
  • Grottes des Glaces - Let kids explore the 3,417m ice grotto.
  • Ice Tower Champagny en Vanoise - Climb La Plagne’s purpose-built ice tower, open to both beginners and experts.
  • Winter hikes - Purchase a pedestrian lift pass for walks around Montalbert, Montchavin and Les Coches.
  • Deep Nature Baths and Spa - 1500m² of pure relaxation, including loungers, whirlpool baths, and saunas.
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Restaurants in La Plagne

  • Au coin du feu - Meaning ‘at the fireside’ take a seat at the wood-burning oven to watch chefs work culinary wonders right before your eyes.
  • La Spatule - Brimming with warm alpine charm, tuck into cheesy Savoyard specialities, pizzas, meats, crêpes and salads.
  • La Cantine - Load up on pizzas, tapas and poke bowls.
  • La Table du Carlina - An intimate setting, with chic decor and gourmet French cuisine.

Nightlife & Apres in La Plagne

La Plagne's nightlife offers something for everyone, from chill bars to pumping après and raving till late.
  • La Bergerie - The pinnacle of La Plagne après. Imagine lots of music, saxophonists on the balcony, and DJs spinning tunes!
  • Le Bonnet - DJs on the decking and prime-time happy hours.
  • Bar La Mine - Live sports and a big British pub vibe.
  • Le Brix - Perfect for beer lovers - enjoy eight beers on tap and 100 bottled varieties from around the world.
  • Le Saloon - Big dancefloors and big tunes let partygoers rave until 5am - they even run a bus service to take you home!
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Hotels & Apartments in La Plagne

Our top recommended hotels and apartments. To find the perfect one for you, speak to one of our specialists

Araucaria Hotel & Spa

La Plagne, France
  Ski-in / Ski-out

Carte Blanche Collection Chalet Hugo

Belle Plagne, France
  Ski-in / Ski-out

Carte Blanche Collection Chalet Juliette

Belle Plagne, France
  Ski-in / Ski-out

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