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La Plagne 1800, great village right at the pistes
La Plagne 1800 is a small village with a few bars, restaurants and ski rental shops. We stayed at the Residence Edelweiss and had a lovely time!
Wonderful for long distance blue run cruising
The best of many places I have skied in France, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria when looking for multiple options to cruise non-stop blue runs over long distances, linked with all of the Les Arcs area also. A paradise for all Blue Run Cruisers, but not so good for steep red and black junkies.
Super skiing for mixed groups
We returned from holidays in Feb in La plagne and the conditions were about as good as anyone could ask for this year. Although it's not a record year for snow, most runs was open and the ski conditions were pretty good. La Plagne has made some good improvements over the last few years by installing new lifts and changing some routes to free up the bottle necks. Traffic was much better in general. We had a mixed group of experienced skiers and lower intermediates and we were all able to ski together on the varied slopes and meet up at the bottom. Due to high avalanche risk which is in place over most of the Alps this season, we didnt venture off-piste - although when conditions allow, this is highly recommended. We stayed in Montalbert which is a nice little village connected to the ski area of La Plagne.
Great for ski holidays with teens!
We have been regulars at La Plagne and the Paradiski area since the kids were small and its so great here, there's no chance we getting tired of the skiing, the area is so huge. Skiing is one of the few activities that our teens still want to do with us, so we took advantage and spent some really fun times on the slopes! They even talked us into trying the boardercross and a small part of the easy snowpark! And there's so many other great activities for kids - of all ages in La Plagne! Every year, there seems to be something new to try - maybe as they are growing up too! This year they tried climbing on frozen waterfalls and the famous bobsled which was, I admit, terrifying! Watch out though as this is not a cheap ski holiday for parents ...
Great place for a family ski holiday
This resort is great and the ski area is vast, the name says it all - Paradiski! We skied and snowboarded! We had heavy snow while we were there and not great conditions but the slopes were still really well maintained and hardly any runs closed! The accommodation was great, we stayed in a self-catering flat but we went out eating and drinking most nights - plenty of choice on this front.
Great for kids - excellent ski schools, etc
We stayed in La Plagne Soleil which is just a little higher than La Plagne where we made the most of doorstep skiing (perfect for the kids). There's tons to do to stop the kids getting bored. There are some great mountain restaurants although there are a bit pricey - by the end of the week, we had started to ask around and planned our skiing day around the slightly less expensive ones!