Major resorts in France
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Champagny is a quiet, charming village in a pretty wooded setting on the back side of La Plagne’s ski area. There are several hotels and an excellent chalet-style apartment development, the Alpages de…
Unlike most resorts linked to major ski areas, Châtel remains relatively unspoiled and retains a very French feel, with a life outside tourism (there are still around 30 working farms). It is also right…
Courchevel’s ski area is the most compelling sector of the famous Trois Vallées, the biggest linked ski area in the world; if we’re heading for the 3V, we generally head for Courchevel. But it’s…
Southerly but high ski area, with convenient slopes a short drive from the coast
Attractive, scenic, distinctively French all-rounder; we like it a lot – but we’d like it a lot more if it was 500 metres higher
La Grave enjoys cult status among experts. It has around 500 visitor beds and just one serious lift serving a high, wild and almost entirely off-piste mountainside. The result: an exciting, usually crowd-free…
La Plagne is an intermediate’s paradise, even if you don’t use the link to Les Arcs. And for experts, it has huge areas of off-piste that don’t get skied out too quickly – and all the runs on the…
La Rosière is very different from its famous neighbours such as Val d’Isère-Tignes and Les Arcs – much smaller, quieter and sunnier. Many reporters are more impressed than we are by the skiing, which…
La Tania is a good-value, family-friendly base from which to explore the slopes of its swanky neighbours in the Trois Vallées, Courchevel and Méribel. The resort was built for the 1992 Winter Olympics,…
Le Corbier is a no-compromise functional resort centrally placed in the Sybelles area. It is purpose-built and compact, as well as being traffic-free – so it suits families very well. Lifts link directly…
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