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Skiing in Flaine
Flaine is a ski resort that is part of the Grand Massif ski area in the Haute Savoie ski region of France. Flaine is a purpose built ski resort set in a snow bowl at 1600m, it is well known for the unusual 1960’s architecture. Flaine is a very compact, convenient ski resort which usually has plenty of sunshine and powder. Many of the ski accommodation in Flaine are ski-in, ski-out and the resort is designed so that all amenities are in walking distance. With the short transfer times to Geneva Flaine is a perfect ski resort for families.
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The choice of skiing in Flaine
Flaine has a good choice of skiing for all levels of skiers; the lift pass covers the Grand Massif ski area. It is good for beginners and families, the nursery slopes are located close to the centre of the village. There are plenty of blue and red runs including the 14km Cascade run and some pretty tree lined runs down to the lower resorts. There are not too many black runs in the Grand Massif ski area but there is the off piste challenge of the Combe de Gers. Snowboarders in Flaine have a large board park with a half pipe and a cross–country course.
Apres ski in Flaine
There are over 20 restaurants in Flaine but only a handful of bars and pubs, so this is a relatively quiet resort. As it has become increasingly popular with families there are plenty of facilities for children, there is an indoor swimming pool, an ice skating rink and good childcare facilities.
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