For many years, La Plagne posed somewhat of a conundrum. While the lift system mostly worked well, for a resort this size (and with so many visitors) it could easily be argued that many of the arterial lifts in the system were in dire need of an upgrade – e.g. the ageing Roche de Mio TC. Thankfully, the resort seems to have realised this and many lifts are being replaced. Check out our full La Plagne lift guide below. To help support the La Plagne 360 site, please remember to subscribe to our YouTube channel.
The Aime 2000 Biolley sector of La Plagne has both high-speed and beginner chairs and drag lifts for all levels of skier or snowboarder
The Champagny sector of La Plagne is served mostly by highly efficient, high-speed lifts that mean more time skiing or snowboarding
Lifts in the glacier area of La Plagne have been completely overhauled making access quicker and easier
The Grande Rochette lift system is one of the most efficient and fastest in the whole of La Plagne.
The Montalbert sector is dominated by the fast gondola out of town, the main arterial link in this area backed up slower lifts for novice riders.
La Plagne’s Montchavin sector has a hugely efficient lift network meaning more time skiing and snowboarding than queuing.
The Plagne Bellecôte / Belle Plagne sector has some of the quickest lifts in all of La Plagne