No matter how you plan to arrive for your La Plagne ski holiday – whether that be taking the train to La Plagne or by La Plagne transfer – at some point, you’re going to have to make part of your journey by road. While huge improvements have been made on the routes in recent years (particularly on the stretch from Moûtiers), traffic congestion, breakdowns and weather can play a huge part in your journey time.

La Plagne traffic webcams

To get a better idea of traffic and road conditions in and around La Plagne and Les Arcs, check the webcam link below. You’ll find cams at Albertville, Moûtiers, Aime and Bourg St Maurice, all updated in real-time. La Plagne live traffic webcams.

La Plagne road congestion

While there are no hard and fast rules in terms of congestion, roads will be busiest through the holiday periods and in bad weather. Also, it’s worth bearing in mind delays can happen through people not fitting snow chains in bad weather. Nonetheless, La Plagne has put together this handy page showing anticipated weekend La Plagne traffic conditions for routes to the resort. Remember, while taking the train can eliminate many of these issues, you’ll still do the last leg by bus or taxi. Click this link for the La Plagne valley bus times. To get a better idea of how the La Plagne villages relate to one another, you might want to take a look at our La Plagne 3D map video.

La Plagne month-by-month travel information

Road conditions and traffic congestion will vary from month to month with some times almost assured of problems on the road. Check our month-by-month La Plagne guides for more information: La Plagne in December, La Plagne in January, La Plagne in February, La Plagne in March and La Plagne in April. There’s also an abbreviated, shorter version at when is the best time to ski in La Plagne. Remember, there’s always the option of taking the train for the majority of the journey from major airports such as Lyon, Geneva and Chambéry. Click here for La Plagne by train schedules and online booking

La Plagne guide videos

Visit the iRide YouTube channel for more great La Plagne videos produced La Plagne 360 showing all facets of the area filmed through the season over multiple years.