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Mountain Guides La Plagne — 1 of Our Favourites

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La Plagne is part of the Paradiski ski area, one of the largest in Europe and the second biggest linked ski area in the world.

Find loads of top tips and local insights in our La Plagne Ski Areas, Pistes & Parks.

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1. Compagnie des Guides de la Vanoise

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The bureau of Mountain Guides Montchavin les Coches can tailor each activity to suit you and your group, from canyoning, hiking, and high mountain adventures.

In summer you can go hiking, mountaineering, canyoning, climbing and try via feratta. And in winter there is snow shoeing, ski touring, winter mountaineering and ice climbing.

They cover the whole of the Tarentaise but also lead guided tours to other popular mountain destinations such as Chamonix and Mont Blanc, Zermett and the Gran Paradiso in Italy.

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About La Plagne & Paradiski ski area

La Plagne is part of the Paradiski ski area, one of the largest in Europe and the second biggest linked ski area in the world. With its modern lift system and wide range of pistes, it's a ski destination that will suit everyone.

Located in southeast France, in the Savoie department of the Rhone-Alpes region, La Plagne benefits from a mostly southern exposure and is therefore synonymous with sunshine. A snow-sure ski area, with over 70% of the Paradiski region above 2,000m, reliable conditions are ensured. It’s ideal for families and beginners, offering dedicated beginner zones and convenient ski-in/ski-out access. Part of the vast Paradiski area, linked with Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry since 2003, it provides extensive terrain for all levels. The resort is also easily accessible by air, train, coach, or car, making travel straightforward for visitors.

The area also includes the resort Peisey-Vallandry, which since 2003 have been linked by the Vanoise Express to the Grande Plagne area, thus forming one of the largest ski areas in France, the Paradiski.