Aime-la-Plagne

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LA PLAGNE

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Perched on the Paradiski area (425 km of runs!) shared with Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry, the playground offered by La Plagne in winter, between forests and the glacier (1 250 m – 3 250 m), is one of the biggest and most varied in the world. 70% of its immense and spectacular territory is located above 2 000 m. which guarantees excellent snow cover from December to April and breathtaking views across the French Alps and stunning Mont Blanc. La Plagne is the only place in Europe with an ice-climbing tower and the unique bobsleigh run in France.

With its 11 original and complementary resorts, all represented by the same red woolly hat, La Plagne will amaze you with the variety and quality of the accommodation and facilities dedicated to skiing that complete a vast catalogue of emblemati

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Large ski area

A resort accessing a large interlinked ski area with a common area pass.

New snow sports

Resort with specialist instructors, specially equipped for riding the snow in all its' forms (snow park, boardercross, etc.) For everyone from beginners to experts...

Charming village resort

Discover the quiet charm of the mountain's natural heritage. These resorts are members of the Mountain Village charter and are traditional villages with no modern buildings. Located close to protected natural areas, they offer all types of mountain activities (walking, air and water sports, land based activities...).

Resort Aime-la-Plagne

Snow Report

3250 m 320 cm

1250 m 140 cm

Last snowfall 20 February 2020

Opening times
from 2019-12-14 to 2020-04-25

Opening hours of the ski lifts
of 08h50 at 17h10

Back to the resort by ski
All sectors of the station are covered.

Slopes

176.4 km

of slopes in the resort

Linked domain: Paradiski
(425 km of slopes)

Total of the slopes 116/135

Green slopes 8/8

Blue slopes 72/74

Red slopes 28/35

Black slopes 8/18

Activities

Nordic skiing (38.5km)
Skating

Number of snowparks (9/9)

Walking paths (27.3km)

Snowshoe paths

Sledding paths

Toboggan slopes >1km

Beginners' or children's skiing area

Leisure area

Nordic skiing (38.5km)
Skating

Number of snowparks (9/9)

Walking paths (27.3km)

Snowshoe paths

Sledding paths

Toboggan slopes >1km

Beginners' or children's skiing area

Leisure area

Last update on 24/02/2020 at 01:05

Getting there

Address

73210 LA PLAGNE – Savoie
Office de Tourisme de la Grande Plagne
Plagne Centre
73210 - LA PLAGNE
Tel : 04 79 09 02 01

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Coach station

Moûtiers : 18 km
Landry : 7 km
Aime : 18 km

Airport

Lyon-Saint Exupéry : 196 km
Genève-Cointrin : 149 km
Chambéry-Aix les Bains : 110 km

Train station

Moûtiers : 18 km
Landry : 7 km
Aime : 18 km

Cities nearby

Paris : 600 km
Lyon : 200 km
Genève : 200 km

Activities and events

Things to see and do
Bars and restaurants
Shopping

Motoneige Snow Panthers

Admire and explore the mountain aboard a snowmobile, a vehicle like no other. Experience the excitement alone or in a pair and discover the breathtaking view from the peaks at night, in the heart of La Plagne. For Christmas or a birthday..., give a gift with a difference - a snowmobile excursion. Meet at the Snow Panthers chaletat the foot of the slopes in La Plagne centre.
Olympic Bobsleigh Track

The Olympic Bobsleigh Track in La Plagne boasts 19 turns, 1,500 metres of absolute joy (tinged with terror, naturally)! This is a rather unusual experience which is a real thrill. It's the chance to imagine yourself as one of the Jamaican bobsleigh team in "Cool Runnings".

You're sure to remember this hair raising and adrenaline filled ride for the rest of your life. Take a trip down the Olympic bobsleigh track and you can if you wish opt for your ride to be filmed: you can then take the video home with you to show off your bobsleigh experience!
St-Martin Basilica in Aime

Located on the road from Milan to Vienna, this museum space is at the heart of a valley which was very popular with the Romans, who liked the climate here. Under Roman rule, the town became the capital of the Alpes Graies province.

Objects exhibited at the Pierre Borrione Museum bear witness to this era, as do the foundations of a Roman building. These foundations are now partly covered by a church, a jewel of Savoy Romanesque art: the Basilica of St. Martin was classed as a historic monument in 1875.

Although it is no longer a place of worship, the church invites contemplation and silence. Explore the semi-subterranean crypt, Roman engraved stones and twelfth century frescoes.
Tour des Sires de Montmayeur

Built during feudal times, the original goal of the Tour des Sires de Montmayeur was to control circulation on the Isère river. Then, during Renaissance it became a residence. Today, this square tower full of Aime la Plagne's history houses various exhibitions, which take the visitors back to the Middle Ages. The cellar is centred on wine history and even offers a small taste of it.
Bowling Bar de Belle-Plagne

The Belle-Plagne bowling alley is suitable for all levels, even children, thanks to the bumpers that guide the ball to the pins every time.
The complex also includes a games room, including a pool table, a pinball machine, a simulator and table football in summer.
You can also enjoy a drink while watching sports events: rugby and football matches, motorsport competitions, extreme sports and skiing, of course.