La Plagne offers a fantastic ski holiday experience for all levels, especially intermediate skiers, with numerous red and blue runs accessible from its ski-in, ski-out villages. The resort is part of the expansive Paradiski domain, linked to Les Arcs by the Vanoise Express cable car, giving access to a vast range of skiable terrain. Skiers staying in luxury ski-in ski-out apartments in La Plagne can easily access these runs, offering convenience and easy exploration. For those seeking extra comfort, luxury catered chalets in La Plagne provide as an exceptional alternative, to truly make the most of your ski holiday to France.
The resort features plenty of wide-open pistes sitting above the tree line, ideal for skiers who enjoy expansive, easy cruising. For those looking for forested routes, the areas around Montchavin, Les Coches, Champagny, and Montalbert offer beautiful tree-lined trails. La Plagne is perfectly suited to beginner and intermediate skiers, with nursery slopes and gentle blue runs throughout, particularly in Montchavin, Les Coches, and Montalbert, making it an excellent choice for families. Champagny, however, should be avoided by beginner skiers due to the slightly more demanding runs. Though the resort has fewer black runs than most, advanced skiers can still find some challenging terrain, with a strong selection of off-piste terrain should you dare. Freestyle enthusiasts will enjoy La Plagne's dedicated terrain parks, including a half-pipe at Plagne Bellecôte and additional parks in Montchavin and Champagny. Whether you're seeking luxury ski-in ski-out accommodation in La Plagne or looking for an all-inclusive experience with a catered holiday, the resort is sure to deliver a memorable ski getaway.
Apres Ski
La Plagne offers a variety of après-ski experiences across its different villages, each with its own distinct atmosphere. For those looking for a bustling après-ski scene, Plagne Centre is a big party hotspot, with DJs every night of the week where you can drink cold beers and cocktails, and dance until the early hours. In Plagne 1800, you'll find a lively vibe with outdoor terraces, live music, DJs, and live sports. It's a great spot to unwind after a day on the slopes, with a fun and energetic atmosphere that stretches late into the evening.
Plagne Bellecôte is home to a traditional pub, featuring themed nights and a happy hour, alongside a lively late night venue that runs far past everyone's bedtime. This village also has great inter-resort access, with a free minibus service taking you to all the higher-altitude villages. Plagne Soleil and Plagne Villages are two small villages close by, with a more family orientated atmosphere to them. There is a small selection of restaurants and bars here, however with fantastic access to the other resorts, you are never far from the action.
In Les Coches-Montchavin area you'll find a few lively après-ski spots to enjoy as the day winds down. However, as the sun sets, the atmosphere here becomes more relaxed, making it an ideal choice for younger families. With limited access to other villages once the lifts close, this area may not be suited for those seeking late-night entertainment. Belle Plagne follows a similar trait, with a more family orientated atmosphere, however there is a charming traditional Alpine bar dating back to the 1830s, with live music and fantastic drinks. Each village in this vast ski area has something different to offer, making it a versatile destination for all kinds of groups looking for a ski resort in France with good nightlife.
