Lyon
Aime
3250
1930
OTHER ACTIVITIES
Whilst staying in La Plagne, visitors can make the most of the outdoor sports and activities on offer, including summer skiing, paragliding, via ferrata and moutain biking. If you don't have a head for heights, there are plenty of other activities to try, so you can still make the most of the mountain air whilst enjoying a game of tennis, exploring the countryside on a horse-riding trail or by hiring scooters.
>There are also great opportunities for those visitors who want to test the water, as there are numerous whitewater sports on offer in Plagne Montalbert (1350m), including rafting, swimming, canoë/rafting, and canyoning.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION
The information shown here is intended for guidance purposes only and is not contractual. For the most up to date information, please contact the tourist office.
La Plagne is easily accessible from the UK by rail and the closest station is located in Aime la Plage, approximately 15km from the La Plagne resorts. Lagrange can arrange train travel and accommodation packages, so why not contact our UK reservation team on 020 7371 6111 for more information?
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