The local lifts of Montchavin & Les Coches start at 1250 metres and elevate straight up to a very impressive 3200 metres. There are 425 km of runs to enjoy over the complete Paradiski area, which is made up of La Plagne (including Montchavin & Les Coches ), Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry. Montchavin and Les Coches are …
La Plagne ski resort encompasses eleven towns and villages, all very different in character. The very lowest in altitude is La Plagne Vallée, also known as Aime la Plagne. This is a welcoming, traditional town with lots of nice bars and restaurants. It is about 20km from La Plagne’s altitude villages and it is here …
Ice climbing: Climb frozen waterfalls, couloirs or gutters, as well as mixed terrain or compact snow. Use of traction-ice axes and point-crampons. Evolution 2. Snowshoeing: Half or full day of snowshoeing, where you can discover nature in the mountains. With Arc Adventures. Paragliding: Known as the parapente in France, fly high above the mountains for …
Peisey-Vallandry is one of the villages in the Les Arcs ski area. Les Arcs and La Plagne together combine to make one of the largest ski areas in Europe with at total of 425 kilometres of piste. Access to the pistes The Peisey lift station located at 1650 metres in Plan-Peisey, or from the Vallandry lift …