The La Plagne and Les Arcs French ski resorts are able to offer a great range of mountains and large selection of skiing areas for those who want to take a holiday in Europe and more specifically France.
La Plagne is easily one of the most travelled to ski resorts in Europe, along with the adjoined Les Arcs ski area. Due to the fact that the region gets a large number of visitors on a daily basis, it is no surprise that there are also plenty of accommodations and hotels available to holiday goers.
However, there may be a bit more than are actually required around La Plagne because as a third generation ski resort it is a bit more like Ardous Huxley’s Brave New World when it comes to its architectural style, versus the typical rustic and traditional French designs of the other neighbouring ski resorts.
If you can look past this fault though, there is every type of downhill run, permutation, and runway to take on at La Plagne while skiing from huge glacier glides to downhill runs to small gentle cruises that lead skiers through tree lined avenues and charming villages.
La Plagne currently stretches across ten different ski villages with plans to extend over further than Peisy Vallandry and Montchavin.
Les Arcs has the same amount of excellent slopes to offer visitors with plenty of on and off-piste paths for the adventurous and those who prefer marked trails. Those looking for a challenge often head down the Aigulle Rouge which is not only one of the most challenging areas to ski, but also the start of one of the largest French slopes.
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