
Mountain bike hire
Pick up a well-maintained bike and get local tips before hitting La Plagne’s scenic trails. Choose from e-bikes, mountain bikes and kids’ options, all available in the heart of Bellecôte.
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Stunning and challenging circular road bike ride that showcases the best of the Tarentaise Valley
The clockwise loop described here can also be done in the alternative direction.
Distance: 72km
Elevation gain: 2,180m
Estimated ride time: 3h30 to 5 hours (depending on pace and stops)
Difficulty: hard with long climbs and technical descents
Best season: from late spring to early autumn when the roads are free of snow
Starting in the resort, descend via the D221. With 24 switchbacks after 19km you'll end up in Aime, cross the river and join the D86.
Head east along the valley floor towards Bourg-Saint-Maurice, enjoy this flat section where you can give your legs some time to rest before the climb.
There are a few options when it comes to the climb up, either to Bourg, Montée de Hauteville or Granier. The traverse and climb towards Granier and La Côte d'Aime is beautiful, through meadows and alpine vlllages.
There are a couple of route variations also to make things easier or harder:
Pick up a well-maintained bike and get local tips before hitting La Plagne’s scenic trails. Choose from e-bikes, mountain bikes and kids’ options, all available in the heart of Bellecôte.
Try mountain biking or e-biking with rentals from a friendly, passionate team. Choose from two meeting points, a wide range of bikes, and half- or full-day options - with helmet, gloves and repair kit included.
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A great spot for a lunchtime stop during your day out on the mountain, serving international as well as local Savoyarde cuisine.
This delightful hotel restaurant serves creative cuisine, blending French gastronomy and Savoyard tradition.
Friendly restaurant run by the same husband and wife team since 1987, this is a good place to try traditional Savoyard fare and Alsatian cuisine.
Open for lunch and dinner serving pizzas and local specialities.
You'll find modern décor and food that is a bit more sophisticated that the usual "steak-frites".
Recommended for steaks and pizzas. Located in the centre of resort, above the ski school.
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See allLatest News & ReviewsEach of the La Plagne resorts, as well as the surrounding villages, holds a number of events throughout the year. Ice climbing competitions and ski races take place in the winter months, in addition to the usual après-ski parties featuring live bands and DJs. The summer, on the other hand, attracts a number of trail running and cycling competitions, as well as live concerts.
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