La Plagne offers skiing for all. Beginners and intermediates are very well served with wide boulevard-style pistes to practise those developing carves. For advanced skiers and boarders, La Plagne ski holidays offer lots of off-piste, but fewer truly testing black runs. Boarders and freestyle skiers have the choice of a 2.5 hectare snow park, a half pipe, and a fun park. All of the La Plagne ski holiday 'villages' are superbly linked, with a lift system computer-rated as the best in the world.

- linked to Les Arcs by the new cable car
- Part of the Paradiski area
- 420 kilometres, contains 232 pistes, 2 skiable glaciers and 144 ski lifts
- Superbly linked "villages"
- Good resort facilities
- Lift system computer-rated as the best in the world
- Superb scenery
- Kids are very well cared for

La Plagne Ski Resort
La Plagne Resort Transfers
La Plagne Lift Passes
La Plagne Ski Hire
La Plagne Ski Schools

Those planning a ski holiday in La Plagne have the choice of 10 'villages', each self-sufficient with shops, bars and restaurants. Getting to La Plagne is relatively stress free, Chambery is the nearest airport (an hour and 45 mins away), while the ski train goes to Aime, 30 minutes away. Ski accommodation in La Plagne is largely self- catering and predominantly located in Plagne Centre (1970m) and Belle Plagne (2050m). Much of the accommodation in La Plagne is ski in ski out, which is great for family ski holidays. Kids are very well cared for, with plenty of ski-school nurseries and kindergartens. Off-snow, things aren't quite so good, with only an average selection of shops, restaurants and clubs.

Overall, La Plagne is a great resort for skiers still learning, but one that, as with many French purpose-built resorts, doesn't really capture the Alpine spirit. Top Tip: consider spending your ski holiday in gorgeous Champagny-en-Vanoise for the traditional Alpine experience and a rapid gondola link into the full La Plagne lift system - plus the chance to ski for a day in nearby Courchevel.