Snow-sure resort
Stunning views
Off-slope activitiesSnow-sure resortStunning viewsOff-slope activitiesFlaine a modern marvel in the Grand Massif, is known for its exceptional snow conditions and stunning 360° views, including a spectacular vista of Mont Blanc. With its high altitude, excellent facilities, and a convenient short transfer from Geneva Airport, Flaine offers something for everyone – families, beginners, and skiers of all abilities.
Flaine is known for its reliable snow conditions, thanks to its high elevation. The resort sits at 1,600m, with lifts reaching up to 2,500m, and snow cover is further ensured by 40 ha of snow-making facilities. The snowiest week in Flaine typically occurs during the first week of March, with an average of 3.7 snowy days and 55 cm of snowfall, making it an ideal time for snow enthusiasts. Flaine’s varied terrain and north-facing slopes help maintain good snow coverage throughout the season.
Skiing in Flaine offers a fantastic experience for all levels, with 265 km of pistes in the Grand Massif. Beginners benefit from well-placed nursery slopes in the heart of the resort, while intermediates can explore the snow-rich bowl above Flaine, which boasts an abundance of long blue and red runs. For advanced skiers, there are challenging black runs, such as Diamant Noir and the marked freeride zones off Lindars Nord. Flaine is also a haven for off-piste enthusiasts, with easily accessible lift served areas offering powder filled descents.
Flaine is a fantastic resort for beginners, with easy access to learning areas right in town, just steps from most accommodations. Several of the lifts are free, allowing beginners to practice without the need for a full lift pass. For those ready to explore more, the gentle Arolle piste below the Le Lac chairlift offers a longer green run. As beginners gain confidence, they can progress to gentle blue slopes and explore the wider Grand Massif area.
Flaine is home to a variety of ski schools offering lessons for all ages and skill levels. Whether you’re a first-timer or an experienced skier looking to refine your technique, Flaine’s ski schools are equipped to help you. The ESF Flaine Les Gérats, ESF Flaine Forêt, and ESI Grand Massif all provide both group and private lessons for skiing and snowboarding, catering to both children and adults. Multilingual instructors ensure a smooth learning experience for international visitors.
Flaine is a top choice for families, with its car-free village and convenient ski-in, ski-out accommodation ensuring an easy, relaxed holiday. The resort’s layout ensures that most slopes lead directly back to the village, making it ideal for families with children. There are excellent family lift pass deals and plenty of nursery slopes. English speaking ski instructors make it easy for British families, and off the slopes, there are activities like bowling, swimming, and ice skating to keep the whole family entertained.
Flaine offers great childcare options, allowing parents to enjoy the slopes while their children are well cared for. The Les Petits Loups nursery looks after children aged 6 months to 3 years, with indoor and outdoor play areas. For older kids, the Kids' Club provides ski lessons and snow activities, ensuring a fun-filled holiday for all ages. Private nanny services are also available for more flexible childcare options.
Snow activities: Paragliding, snowmobiling, snowkiting, dog sledding trips, snowshoeing, ice quad biking, buggy driving, ice driving.
Non-skiers: Cinema, bowling, hot air balloon, helicopter flights, Aquatic centre, indoor climbing, cultural centre and library, bowling, driving simulator, ice-rink, sledge.
Flaine, known for its family-friendly and relaxed atmosphere, also offers a warm après ski scene. Whether you're in the mood for a cozy lounge or a lively bar with music, Flaine has a spot for you. Some of the popular après ski bars include Le White Pub, Le Diamant Noir, La Perdrix Noire, and The Flying Dutchman.
Flaine promises a culinary journey with its range of restaurants catering to varied tastes. From traditional Alpine eateries serving hearty mountain meals to contemporary establishments, there's a delightful choice for every diner. Key restaurants to try are: Le Michet, La Ferme Savoyarde, Chez Daniel, and L’Épicurien.
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