Flaine

Situated in the centre of a massive bowl, the pistes and lifts radiate out from the resort of Flaine like a giant snowy octopus. Literally a resort in the thick of things, designed with convenience for all in mind.

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At a glance

Good For:

Ski Leading

Family Resort

Learn to Turn

Self Drive and Accommodation Only Options

Beginners Skiing	Excellent
Intermediate Skiing	Excellent
Advanced Skiing	Very Good
Off-Piste	Very Good
Non Skiers	Fair
Families	Very Good
Nightlife	Good
Skiing Altitude	2480m High 700m Low
Resort Altitude	1600m
Glacier	No
Pistes	265 km
Number of Pistes	133
Number of Lifts	78
Terrain Parks	Yes
Mountain Restaurants	11
Snow Making	25%
Linked Resorts	Les Carroz, Morillion, Samoens & Sixt
Disabled Skiing	No
Leisure Centre	Yes
Non-ski Childcare	Yes
Ski Kindergarten	Yes
Snowman Club	No
Snowbusters Club	No
Baby Care	Yes
Departure Airports	Gatwick Manchester
Departure day	Saturday
Transfer time	1hr 30mins

Situated in the centre of a massive bowl, the pistes and lifts radiate out from the ski holiday resort of Flaine like a giant snowy octopus. Literally a resort in the thick of things, designed with convenience for all in mind. Free lifts access nearby nursery slopes, a gondola speeds directly across a rock face to the highest peak and an extensive bus system picks up the ski holiday stragglers from nearby villages who missed the last lift home. This is a great resort for beginners, intermediates and especially family ski holidays.

The village itself is split into three areas. The original, ‘Flaine Forum’ is made up of blocks lacking in character but not practicality, its centre offers a few shops, bars and restaurants. The ‘Hameau’ area is prettier with chalet style buildings and is located 1km from the resort centre. The ‘Foret’ area benefits from a 24 hour lift linking it to the main resort - so après-ski activities can, and do continue well into the night!

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Flaine 19/3-26/3 2005
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Snow Reports

Upper Slopes Snow:
245cm
Lower slopes:
57cm
Temperature:
2°C
Weather:
Light clouds dotting the sky
Last Snowed:
07/03/2010
Piste Condition:
Good
Lifts Open:
26
Piste Overview:
Good skiing both on and off piste

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