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Skiing in France

About France

About French Ski Resorts

France is home to some of the world's most spectacular ski and snowboarding terrain. When you go skiing in France, you'll be treated to breathtaking Alpine scenery, world-class accommodation options, and an extensive network of modern ski lifts. As the proud host of the largest ski network globally, France offers an unparalleled winter sports experience for enthusiasts of all levels.

Where to Ski in France?

France offers an impressive diversity of ski resorts catering to individuals, groups, and families. From the charming old town in Val d'Isère to the high-altitude slopes of Les Arcs, there's a perfect destination for every type of skier. Beginners will find gentle slopes and excellent ski schools, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on some of Europe's most exhilarating runs.

Our ski chalet holidays in France include other destinations such as Val Thorens, La Rosière, La Tania, and La Plagne - each offering a unique blend of on-slope excitement and off-slope charm. Skiing in France is about more than just hitting the slopes. French ski holidays are renowned for their lively après-ski activities, delectable local cuisine, and fine wines. The resorts offer a perfect blend of exhilarating daytime adventures and evening relaxation.

Skiing in France

Frequently Asked Questions about Skiing in France

When is the best time to go skiing in France?

The ski season in France generally runs from December to April. While most French ski resorts offer reliable snow conditions throughout the season, the best time to visit will depend on the specific resort you choose as the conditions may be different in each resort.

What's the après-ski scene like in France?

French resorts are famous for their lively après-ski. You can expect everything from cosy bars and live music to high-energy nightclubs, depending on the resort.

Are French ski resorts suitable for beginners?

Absolutely! Many French resorts have excellent beginner areas and ski schools. Some resorts, like La Plagne, Peisey, and La Rosiere, are particularly well-suited for novices.

How do French ski resorts compare to others in Europe?

French ski resorts are known for their high altitude, ensuring reliable snow conditions. They also tend to have larger ski areas and more modern lift systems compared to many other European destinations.

OUR RESORTS in France

La Tania

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