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Ski France
Aime la Plagne
Aime la Plagne equals skiing. Located in La Grande Plagne ski region, it’s part of the enormous, spectacular and always snow-covered Paradiski. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced skier/snowboarder, Aime-la-Plagne has just what you want.
Albertville
France is the ultimate country for skiers. When you go to Albertville, you'll be going to the largest ski region in the world. You can make endless excursions into the spectacular surroundings and then take a breather at one of the many cafes or enjoy the local culinary delights at a restaurant!
Belle Plagne
Belle Plagne's city centre is small but lively and largely restricted to pedestrians only. It’s known as one of the friendliest villages of La Grande Plagne. You can go skiing in the nearby region of Paradiski, which consists of the Les Arcs and La Plagne slopes.
Bourg St Maurice
The historic little city of Bourg St Maurice is the ideal starting point for discovering the many neighbouring ski regions. From the station it's a 7-minute ride in a funicular (a modern mountain cable car) to the slopes of Les Arcs. And from there, the entire Paradiski region awaits you!
Chambéry
Your vacation starts the moment you board Ski-Thalys. Take your seat, close your eyes and relax. When you open them again you'll be in the Alps and you'll catch a first glimpse of the snow-covered mountain peaks.
Champagny
Idyllic Champagny is the perfect place to relax. This little village is located at the edge of Parc National de la Vanoise, the oldest nature reserve in France. With so many slopes to choose from, each day is a new adventure!
Courchevel
Courchevel is one of the most beautiful skiing villages in Les Trois Vallées and is located at the edge of Parc National de la Vanoise. Here you can choose from 200 ski lifts and 600 kilometres of ski slopes – and there’s always a thick layer of snow. Come to Courchevel and you're guaranteed to have a fantastic ski holiday!
La Plagne
La Plagne is a versatile skiing village with interesting shops, restaurants and bars. It’s also located in Paradiski (the name just says it all). The ski slopes stretch out as far as the eye can see and they're all interconnected by modern ski lifts. You can just keep on skiing.
La Rosière
If you wants tranquillity, plenty of space and lots of skiing, come discover La Rosière this winter. Just imagine: sun-drenched slopes in a beautiful, scenic environment. What’s more, it’s close to the Italian border, so you don't have to travel far for a real espresso!
La Tania
La Tania is an ideal location for all skiers, from beginners to pros. In the Les Trois Vallées ski region there are more than 600 kilometres of blue, red and black ski runs. Descend the slopes at your own speed: enjoy your surroundings or slalom down like the next Hermann Maier. In La Tania anything's possible!
Landry
Dust off your skis and then board the train for Landry! The Paradiski region’s 425 kilometres of ski runs make it one of the three largest ski regions in the world. No fewer than 141 ski lifts take you up to where you want to be, whether you're a beginner or an advanced skier/snowboarder!
Les Arcs
Les Arcs is located in Paradiski, a large ski region in the French Alps. Wide ski runs amongst the trees and above the timberline are beckoning. Sun, snow, spectacular slopes: that’s skiing at its best! Discover new and exciting runs every day!
Les Menuires
Les Menuires is a friendly skiing village in the vast region of Les Trois Vallées. This is the ideal spot for people who looking for wide variety when skiing or snowboarding. Every day, you’ll discover new ski runs and after a fun day on the slopes you can wind down in one of the many cafes or restaurants.
Méribel
Méribel Centre is located in the heart of one of the largest ski regions in the world: Les Trois Vallées. From this snowy mountain village, you can take your pick of hundreds of kilometres of ski runs. And there's also a ski lift that can take you to Courchevel. This is skiing at its best!
Méribel Centre
Méribel Centre is located in the famous ski region of Les Trois Vallées, a perfect area for skiers who are looking for a shot of adrenaline but also for people who would prefer to take it easy. Gorgeous slopes, good connections, dazzling descents: come see for yourself!
Mottaret
No other country has so much to offer to skiers as France. Friendly villages, large ski regions, challenging descents and bunny slopes: France has it all. The modern village of Mottaret is favourably located in the middle of the Les Trois Vallées ski region. An excellent choice!
Moûtiers
Moûtiers is located in the world’s largest interconnected ski region: Les Trois Vallées. More than 600 kilometres of ski runs make this region a true skier’s paradise. Nice wide bunny runs for beginners, steep challenging descents for thrill seekers, and always plenty of crisp snow!
Tignes
Tignes is the second highest ski village in Europe. It’s located in the popular ski region known as Espace Killy which has more than 300 kilometres of ski runs. Tignes is also famous for its excellent après-ski facilities. So here you can spend the entire day dashing down the slopes until the ski lifts close, and then...a well-earned glass of mulled wine awaits!
Val d'Isère
Fashionable Val d’Isère is located in the Espace Killy ski region, one of the largest interconnected ski regions of France. Val d’Isère is connected to Tignes and has its own glacier-covered ski area, including the famous Grande Motte. Experience a whole new way of skiing!
Val Thorens
One thing's for sure: there’s always snow in Val Thorens. At an elevation of 2,300 metres, you can ski here all season long. Other advantages include a village centre which is restricted to pedestrians only and there's plenty of après-ski facilities. Val Thorens has everyhting you'll want on a ski holiday!
Valmorel
In this historic petit mountain village all the buildings are traditional chalets made of wood and stone. A great place to take in genuine alpine scenery! This is the perfect holiday setting for every skier – steep runs for dare-devils and wider ones for the less experienced.
