Piste Fact File On Flaine
- Resort height – 1600m
- Highest lift – 2500m
- Number of lifts –77
- Km of pistes – 265km
- Number of runs – 126
- Longest run – 14km
- Snowboarding parks – 1
Beginners – For beginners considering a Ski holiday, Flaine has wide, gentle nursery slopes close to the centre of the village, which are ideal for beginners to learn how to ski. From the safety of the village novice skiers can learn the basics and gain confidence on the slopes.
Intermediates – Flaine gives intermediates an excellent choice of easy red and wide-open blue runs, which provide perfect terrain for practicing and improving techniques.
Advanced – With steep plunges and awesome descents, advanced skiers will find plenty to test their skills in Flaine. France is also known for having some tremendous off-piste areas and Flaine is no different, with endless off-piste opportunities for the more advanced skier to challenge their ability.
snowboarding – Flaine is a popular resort for snowboarders, with plenty of wide, open slopes and extensive off-piste to enjoy. Flaine also has snowboard parks that are ideal for practicing and improving tricks and techniques.
Après Ski – Much of the entertainment in Flaine is relaxed and informal, and is centred on the local bars and restaurants, which offer live music, excellent food and good value for money. Flaine also has activities for both skiers and non-skiers including bowling, ice-skating, snowshoeing, hang gliding and paragliding, as well as an indoor swimming pool, fitness centre, sauna and solarium to enjoy.
Transfers – Flaine is situated approximately 1hr from Geneva, 1hr 30minutes from Chambery and 2hrs from Grenoble and Lyon.