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Tignes Space - The leisure centre, located in the village of Tignes le Lac offers a whole host of activities.

In Tignes you also get 1 free access per day to a swimming pool (“Le Lagon”) and if staying in Val d’Isère you get 1 free access during your stay.

Buying a full area pass is the way to go as the neighbouring areas are so well connected that even first time beginners will benefit from having the option to explore far and wide, including heading down to one of the many villages for lunch. Tignes is paired with Val d’Isere (next door) to offer 300km of pistes and a further 20km of unpisted but marked ‘ski routes’. Head to the Naturide and Le Spot areas, which are patrolled but un-pisted – ideal for fans of skiing ‘au naturel’.įreestyle - Tignes ski resort features slalom stadiums, a mogul field, a half-pipe and three snowparks (plus the Val Park over in Val d’Isère) for those in need of a freestyle fix.Ĭross Country Trails - Within Tignes you'll find 2 cross country trails which cover 3km in Chartreux and 1Km in Brévières. Hire a guide to get the most out of the area and be aware of the risks of skiing off-piste. The lack of trees leaves plenty of open powder fields between the runs and there are also plenty of well-tracked off-piste itineraries to sample. This will definitely get the adrenaline pumping.Īdvanced skiers have the choice of a number of excellent challenging blacks – go for gradient on the Sache, bumps on Silene or sheer speed on Descente. If you can hold your nerve, Trolles, the black piste back down into Le Lac. Don’t forget the obligatory photo-stop at the eye of the needle.

The Palafour is also a perfect place to play or practice your carving down from the top of the Grattalu chair. Intermediates, after making a tour of the valley on the lovely blues starting at the Chaudanne lift and finishing at the Paquis or vice versa, should head straight for the Grande Motte and feel the thigh-burn coming down the lovely fast wide red slopes. From there, you can take the Fresse lift up to the gentle rolling greens of the Ski Tranquille zone or join the snowboarders practising their jibs over by the Palafour lift in Le Lac. Everyone will find something to please, but the resort really comes into its own for intermediates to experts.īeginners - All five of the villages have their own free nursery slopes to get beginners up to speed. Tignes skiing is high, snow-sure and awesome. Learn more about Tignes-Val d’Isère Ski Area

Ski Convenience – The high altitude of Tignes’ villages means there is plenty of accommodation which is within easy reach of the slopes, if not ski-in/ski-out.

The Grand Motte Glacier is even open in summer, so you can always be sure there is top skiing available in Tignes.

Snow Sure – At 2100 metres, Tignes Le Lac and Val Claret offer as good a guarantee of snow as any other resort stations in Europe all winter long.

Quality Ski Area – The size and the terrain of the Tignes-Val d’Isère Ski Area rank it amongst the best ski areas in the world, with 300km of marked piste.

Keep reading to learn more about this resort and why to go on a Tignes ski holiday. If you take your skiing seriously, you definitely need to ski in Tignes this season! We also offer a great range of ski apartments in Tignes, from budget options to luxury. Most Tignes chalet guests prefer first lifts to late nights but you will always find a few friendly seasonnaires living the ski hard/party-hard lifestyle. Tignes chalets are all close to a piste or ski lift and the 24-hour bus service means you can pick your runs and never have to worry about how you’ll get home (just don’t get stuck on the Val d’Isère side after lifts close as this will cost you). The old villages of Les Brevières or Tignes 1800 have more in the way of a little rustic alpine charm and some trees. Don’t ski Tignes if you’re looking for a chocolate box village – the purpose-built resorts of Le Lavachet, Le Lac and Val Claret are function-over-form, although the views across the lake are beautiful, especially at sunrise or sunset. Visit Tignes if, for you, skiing comes first and stopping for lunch is considered a weakness. Tignes offers wide pistes, hugely varied terrain and some of the best lift-served off-piste in the world. If you are looking for excellent snow, the resort’s altitude of 2100m will provide this whether it’s November or April. High altitude, convenient, snow-sure and hard-core – just a few of the fitting superlatives to describe skiing in Tignes.

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