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Key facts
| Resort | 1600 m |
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| Slopes | 700-2480 m |
| Lifts | 69 |
| Pistes | 265 km |
| Price index | 100 |
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The upside
- Part of the big, varied Grand Massif
- Reliable snow in the main bowl
- Compact, convenient, mainly car-free village, plus traditional villages on the lower fringes of the area
- Family-friendly, in most respects
The downside
Latest user reviews
We had a wonderful holiday again based in Les Carroz…
carronbrae 31 Jan 2017
We visited Flaine for New Year and despite the lack…
Linnylou 27 Jan 2015
Plenty of variety here but don’t be fooled by…
ricodjs 14 Apr 2014
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Summary
Flaine is best known as a convenient resort catering particularly well for families, but it has a much broader appeal than that. The Grand Massif is an excellent and extensive area, with plenty to amuse anyone.
Apartments dominate here. Happily, there are some pretty good ones these days, and the other options are widening. Ski Total runs some catered chalets. And we’re delighted that Flaine now has a proper hotel once again – the Totem has reopened as the first in a planned chain of funky Terminal Neige hotels ‘with an urban soul’.
Bear in mind that Samoëns and Les Carroz, both their own web pages, also make attractive bases for the Grand Massif.
Blogs, features and news
- Great skiing in the Grand Massif
- Grand Massif catch-up from Flaine and Les Carroz
- Short skiing breaks
- Closed pistes in Flaine – and an open one that should be closed
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Key facts
| Resort | 1600 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 700-2480 m |
| Lifts | 69 |
| Pistes | 265 km |
| Price index | 100 |
Linked resorts