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LA PLAGNE – LES ARCS

La Plagne – Les Arcs: An expansive and diverse alpine playground where high-altitude thrills meet serene mountain charm.

Welcome to  La Plagne – Les Arcs
La Plagne – Les Arcs, nestled in the Paradiski area, offers 425 km of interconnected slopes. With its mix of purpose-built resorts and charming alpine villages, this high-altitude playground provides diverse skiing experiences for all levels.

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La Plagne – Les Arcs, nestled in the heart of the Paradiski domain, is a haven for skiers and snowboarders seeking both variety and adventure. This interconnected resort area spans two iconic regions, offering 425 km of slopes that cater to all levels. From wide-open pistes on high-altitude glaciers to challenging forest runs, the terrain is diverse, making it perfect for everyone from beginners to experts. La Plagne’s collection of villages combines modern convenience with traditional alpine charm, while Les Arcs is known for its avant-garde architecture and panoramic views of Mont Blanc.

Snow is almost guaranteed, with 70% of the area lying above 2000 meters. The resort’s cutting-edge lift system ensures quick access to all corners of the domain, allowing skiers to explore vast areas with ease. Beyond skiing, La Plagne – Les Arcs offers a range of unique activities, including the only Olympic bobsleigh track in France, ice climbing, and exhilarating après-ski options. The destination is also home to lively events and family-friendly amenities, making it a versatile winter getaway that leaves a lasting impression.

Apres Ski

La Plagne – Les Arcs offers a vibrant and diverse après-ski experience, perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes. In La Plagne, you’ll find lively spots like Le Saloon in Belle Plagne, where skiers gather for themed nights, live music, and a party atmosphere. For a more laid-back vibe, Le Brix Pub in Plagne Centre offers craft beers and cozy surroundings.

Over in Les Arcs, L’Arpette is a top choice, famous for its terrace parties with live DJs and stunning sunset views. Don’t miss the legendary La Folie Douce in Arc 1800, a staple of alpine après-ski, blending energetic performances with gourmet dining.

For those seeking culinary delights, La Plagne – Les Arcs does not disappoint. In La Plagne, try Le Chalet des Verdons Sud for traditional Savoyard dishes in a rustic mountain setting. Over in Les Arcs, Belliou la Fumée is a must-visit, offering refined local cuisine in a charming alpine chalet.

As night falls, explore the lively bars in both areas. In Arc 1950, Le Club 73 offers a stylish atmosphere with signature cocktails, while Red Hot Saloon in Arc 2000 keeps the party going until the early hours.

Whether you’re looking for lively parties, gourmet dining, or simply a relaxing drink by the fire, La Plagne – Les Arcs delivers a diverse après-ski scene that caters to every taste.

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SKI INFO

La Plagne – Les Arcs Ski Terrain – Beginners

La Plagne – Les Arcs is a fantastic destination for beginners, with extensive terrain dedicated to those new to skiing. In La Plagne, the resort offers several dedicated beginner areas, particularly around Plagne Centre, Belle Plagne, and Plagne Bellecôte. These zones feature wide, gentle slopes perfect for learning, with magic carpets and beginner lifts to ease the process. Over in Les Arcs, the best beginner areas can be found in Arc 1800 and Arc 1600, with a variety of easy green runs and excellent ski schools to help build confidence. The interconnected nature of the Paradiski area also means that beginners can progress at their own pace, exploring more of the ski region as they improve.

La Plagne – Les Arcs Ski Terrain – Intermediates

La Plagne – Les Arcs is ideal for intermediate skiers, offering a wide range of runs. In La Plagne, the red pistes above Plagne Centre and Bellecôte are excellent for improving technique on well-groomed slopes. The long descent from Roche de Mio to Montchavin is a standout, with a mix of red and blue runs. Les Arcs also shines for intermediates, especially in the Aiguille Rouge sector, where long, scenic red runs drop over 2,000 meters. The Arc 1800 area offers forgiving reds and blues, perfect for building confidence. The interconnected lift system makes exploring the entire Paradiski area easy and enjoyable for intermediates.

La Plagne – Les Arcs Ski Terrain – Experts

La Plagne – Les Arcs is a top destination for expert skiers, offering some of the most challenging terrain in the French Alps. In La Plagne, the black runs off the Bellecôte Glacier are essential, featuring steep, technical descents like the notorious Couloir Friolin. Les Arcs is equally thrilling, with the Aiguille Rouge sector boasting long, sustained black runs that drop over 2,000 meters. The Paradiski area also offers abundant off-piste opportunities, especially in the Comborcière and Villaroger sectors. For the adventurous, guided off-piste routes provide access to the most remote and challenging parts of this vast ski area.

La Plagne – Les Arcs Ski Terrain - Snowboarders

La Plagne – Les Arcs is a paradise for snowboarders, offering diverse terrain and excellent snowboarding facilities. La Plagne’s Snowpark in Belle Plagne is a must-visit, featuring a range of obstacles like rails, kickers, and boxes, catering to all levels. The park also has a boardercross course for those seeking a competitive edge. Over in Les Arcs, the Apocalypse Snowpark in Arc 1600 offers a mix of features for freestyle enthusiasts, including a halfpipe. The varied terrain across Paradiski, with natural hits and wide, groomed pistes, ensures a thrilling experience for snowboarders of all abilities.

RESORT INFO

KEY FACTS

■ 425 km of slopes

■ Resort height: 1,200m (La Plagne) / 1,600m (Les Arcs)

■ Elevation between 1,200m and 3,250m

■ 132 lifts

■ 172 km blue

■ 216 km red

■ 37 km black

■ Operates from mid-December to late April

Day pass for La Plagne – Les Arcs, 2024-2025 winter season

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 Nearest airports:
■ Chambéry Airport: 110 km / ~1h.30m by car

■ Geneva Airport: 150 km / ~2h.15m by car

■ Lyon Airport: 196 km / ~2h.30m by car

Towns worth visiting:

■ Albertville: 60 km / ~1h by car

■ Bourg-Saint-Maurice: 25 km / ~30m by car

■ Vanoise National Park

■ Igloo Village

■ La Plagne Bobsleigh Track

■ Bellecôte Glacier

■ Basilique Saint-Martin in Aime

WINTER ACTIVITIES

■ Skiing & Snowboarding

■ Snowshoeing

■ Sledding

■ Cross-country Skiing

■ Ice Climbing

■ Ice Skating

■ Paragliding

■ Bobsleighing

■ Dog Sledding

■ Heli-skiing

■ Spa & Wellness