Date Posted: 02 December 2024

A popular choice for those looking for a France ski holiday, there are several reasons why Flaine is a top resort. With the town nestled in the Alps at a healthy 1,600m, Flaine’s snow record is strong and makes the resort reliable for skiing throughout winter. It’s also got quick access to one of France’s best ski areas, with about 265km of slopes to explore across the Grand Massif. Flaine definitely has more of a family feel to it - although there’s still a more laid-back après scene to e...

Date Posted: 27 November 2024

A popular resort in France, quirky Flaine is a great choice for high-quality, snow-sure skiing for all abilities - particularly for beginners. Built in the 1960s, the resort was designed specifically for skiing. It’s located intentionally on a north-facing bowl to minimise snow melting from sunshine, and has its own microclimate meaning it receives an average of 495cm of snow a year. Also the first ski resort to introduce artificial snow machines, Flaine is built in a Bauhaus architectural sty...

Date Posted: 25 November 2024

One of France’s quirkier resorts, Flaine has a small selection of après establishments in which to let off some steam - although if you’re after somewhere seriously lively, then maybe have a look at our pick of the best après-ski resorts. A purpose-built resort dating back to the 1960s, it’s nestled in the Grand Massif ski area at 1,600m and features Brutalist architecture - a style which often splits opinion. It’s largely car-free and has two quick funiculars connecting different layers of the...

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