See La Plagne in a day
See La Plagne in a day (short version). Arriving in any ski resort for the first time can be quite overwhelming – but arriving in one the size of La Plagne can seem positively daunting. Taken together with Les Arcs, La Plagne forms the massive Paradiski – the third-largest ski resort in the world. Getting to know an area this size takes time. Below is a route that will let you see La Plagne in a day – and all previewed in just seven minutes. To make this even easier to follow, click here to download the Best of La Plagne in a day map to your mobile.
See the best of La Plagne in seven minutes
You may also want to watch the longer version of La Plagne in a day which features a list of pistes and lifts in order – or, alternatively, below we’ve included links to the detailed piste and lift breakdowns. Note, these videos are featured on the iRide YouTube channel which has even more quality La Plagne video edits.
La Plagne sectors you will visit on this route
Grande Rochette – Plagne Centre pistes
Plagne Bellecôte – Belle Plagne pistes
Montchavin pistes
Roche de Mio summit
Champagny-en-Vanoise pistes
Aime 2000 – Biolley pistes
Montalbert pistes
La Roche
Plagne 1800
Plagne Soleil – Plagne Villages
Lifts and pistes you’ll visit on this route
START Plagne Centre / Grande Rochette: Funiplagne gondola / Mira blue piste / Trieuse blue piste
Plagne Bellecôte / Belle Plagne: Arpette chair / Replat blue piste / Replat rope tow
Plagne Montchavin: Mont Blanc blue piste / Montchavin chair / Pierres Blanches chair / Plan Leschaux poma / Carolley piste / Crozats chair / Teppes blue / Marmottes red piste
Plagne Bellecôte / Roche de Mio: Inversens chair / Levasset haut blue piste / Plateau de Carella rope tow / Levasset mid blue piste
Champagny-en-Vanoise: Levasset Bas blue piste / Les Bois red piste / Champagny gondola / Rossa red piste / Borseliers chair / Borseliers red piste / Liaison Verdons blue piste / Verdons Sud chairlift / Bozelet blue piste
Plagne Centre / Grande Rochette (transition pistes): Banzai to Capella to Plagne Centre / Becoin chair
Aime 2000 / Biolley: Pavane blue piste (top half) / Golf blue piste / Edmond Blanchoz (formerly Cornegidouille) blue piste (top half)
Plagne Montalbert: Adrets chair / Plagne Montalbert various pistes / Montalbert gondola / Adrets blue piste
Aime / La Roche / Plagne 1800: Edmond Blanchoz (formerly Cornegidouille) blue piste (lower half) / Roche chair / Pavane blue piste (lower half) / Jean-Marie blue piste / Mélèzes chair
Plagne Soleil / Plagne Villages: Bergerie chair
FINISH the Bergerie bar: One of La Plagne’s best aprés ski bars
What are the best pistes in La Plagne?
Taking this route around La Plagne will show you the entire area – apart from the glacier (which is often closed anyway). In truth, the runs on the Bellecôte glacier aren’t that great anyway – plus it’s a hassle getting back – although access has now improved greatly with the construction of the new Bellecôte glacier gondola. However, sticking to this route, you’ll take in all the other main sectors letting you see the whole resort in a day.
La Plagne blue piste guides
To see a selection of the best blue pistes in other areas of La Plagne, check the links below for more information, downloadable route maps guide videos.
Plagne Bellecôte best blue pistes
Grande Rochette (Plagne Centre, Plagne Soleil, Plagne Villages) best blue pistes
Biolley Aime 2000 best blue pistes (including La Roche)
La Plagne accommodation deals
La Plagne on social media – LP360 feeds
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