Skier & Snowboarder-Submitted Reviews for La Plagne
Planning a ski trip to La Plagne? Browse our collection of visitor-generated reviews that rank the mountain and ski town on a scale of one to five stars in the following categories: Overall Rating, All-Mountain Terrain, Nightlife, Terrain Park and Family Friendly. See how La Plagne stacks up to others in terms of skiing and après, and read up on pros, cons and comments from fellow skiers and snowboarders. Don't forget to submit your own La Plagne review! Scroll to the bottom of this page to let other travelers know about your ski area experience.
Skier & Snowboarder-Submitted Reviews for La Plagne
Total (4.0)
A ski resort's overall star rating displayed here is not calculated based on a simple average but takes several factors, including the age of a review, into account.
Incredible ski area, with easy, wide slopes for beginners and technical runs for more experienced skiers... Superb and exhilarating sections between the pistes for those who love safe off-piste skiing... The lift pass price may seem high, but considering the number and length of the runs, it's a reasonable average price... I highly recommend it!!!
Franck Querteux
The resort is in my top 5, you can go there with your eyes closed...the ski area is excellent even at the end of the season.
Richard RATTON
Magnificent slopes across a vast area.
jules ala
Lots of blue runs, themed runs, perfect for intermediate skiers. No green runs, difficult for true beginners. Too much space between the runs, lots of time spent on the lifts. Good resort overall.
Sébastien
A superb resort, whose modern infrastructure allows you to make the most of the slopes. The sprawling resort gives the impression of skiing in several different areas.
Zoé Marlier
La Plagne is a large resort with an exceptional ski area (Paradiski, 400 km of slopes), suitable for all levels. Beginners will appreciate the wide blue runs, while experienced skiers will enjoy challenging descents and off-piste terrain, particularly around the Bellecôte glacier. Snowboarders also have several snowparks and a boardercross course.
One of the resort's pleasures is skiing down to Montchavin in the morning, where the sunshine and well-groomed slopes offer a pleasant descent. The atmosphere varies depending on the village: Plagne Centre and Belle Plagne are lively, while Montchavin and Plagne 1800 are more family-oriented.
The lifts are efficient, although some areas can get crowded during peak hours. Access is easy via the Aime-La Plagne train station. Lift passes are expensive, but justified by the quality of the ski area.
In short: a complete and varied resort, ideal for enjoying skiing in all its forms!
gabrielvittu
A very beautiful resort, often snow-covered. Although there's too much construction. Very friendly staff. Lifts are a bit pricey but good quality.
noel prouteau
baptiste.lucas
The ski area is large and sprawling. We spend far too much time on the lifts for my liking. Furthermore, during peak season, there are interminable queues at the lifts. The children's toboggan runs aren't always usable and are really quite small.
Gail Deval
A beautiful, well-equipped resort for all levels.
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