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Tignes
Set
high above the tree line, with an amazing array of pistes and lifts everywhere
you look, the winter season in Tignes lasts from November to May with glacier
skiing in the summer months. Tignes comprises of 5 villages: futuristic Val Claret,
at the foot of the Grande Motte and the glacier funicular is the highest and arguably,
the most popular; Le Lac, on the edge of the frozen lake is the largest; modern
Le Lavachet lies just below Le Lac; Tignes les Boisses is a quiet hamlet at 1850m
and Tignes Les Brevieres is the most charming at 1550m. Together with all the
slopes of Val d'Isère, enjoy endless skiing and great off-piste opportunities.
To
view current Tignes Ski Holiday offers, visit our online French
Ski Holiday Offers Database.
Tignes Ski Stats
| Piste
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Espace
Killy |
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2100m
- 3600m |
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Beginners** |
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Intermediates*** |
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Advanced*** |
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Snowboarders*** |
Ski
Facts: 150km with 65 pistes :8 black, 16 red, 40 blue, 1 green, nowpark, boardercross.
20km cross-country.
Lift
Pass: 6 days 167 euros/adult , 117 euros/child (5-12yrs).
Ski
School: half days group lessons adult 117 euros, child 107 euros.
Non-skiing:
Skating rink, fitness centre, climbing, heliskiing, swimming pool, bowling, discos,
clubs, cinemas.
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By
car: Calais 600 miles |
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By
rail: Bourg St Maurice 17 miles |
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By
air: Geneva/Lyon airports 2.5 hrs |
To
view current Tignes Ski Holiday offers, visit our online
French
Ski Holiday Offers Database.
NOTE: Prices are approximate and are to be used
as a guide only. Many are based on winter 2001/02. Travel distances are approximate
and travel times are subject to road conditions.
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