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- Iconic ski region
- Huge variety of terrain
- Lively evenings in resort
On the slopes
Linked to Val d ’Isere, Tignes is one of the largest ski areas in France, boasting an amazing 300 km of skiing. A huge variety of terrain, from long green runs to steep blacks, ensures that everyone will enjoy a fabulous week of skiing. Glaciers and a sophisticated snow-making system guarantee a super-long season, helping to make Tignes accessible to school groups if you choose to ski early or late in the year.
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Easy Slopes (Blue)170 km
Medium Slopes (Red)78 km
Difficult Slopes (Black)52 km
Halfpipes/Fun ParksYes
Doorstep Skiing from AccommodationYes
Resort Height1550 m
Top Station Height3465 m
KM of Skiing300
Number of Lifts82
Airport Transfer3 hrs from Lyon / 3 hrs from Geneva / 3 hrs from Grenoble
Après-ski
Your group will definitely benefit from the lively scene in Tignes. A huge variety of activities include ice-skating, swimming, climbing and sports evenings in the sports complex. Bowling and a cinema evening are relaxing alternatives but keep an eye out for shows and entertainment organised by the tourist office during ski season.
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Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions.
We offer a full evening entertainment package including ice skating, ice hockey tournaments, discos, movie nights, bowling, quizzes, indoor swimming and traditional evenings of food and culture.
Snow Security: Snow cannons operate in all our resorts to assist satisfactory snow cover on the lower slopes. This means in many Austrian resorts, skiing is now possible from early December until late April making Easter skiing an attractive proposition.
Snow Guarantee: We will pay up to £30 per person per day towards additional costs of transport and lift pass if all the lifts in your resort are closed due to adverse weather conditions or lack of snow.
You should book your trip between 12-18 months in advance. This will give you the best choice of accommodation and allow parents plenty of time to save up, but we always welcome late bookings.
