Tignes is made up of 5 villages nestling at altitudes of between 1550 and 2150 metres. Tignes suits intermediate to expert skiers, thrill-seekers, and snow-sure enthusiasts, while still offering great beginner zones and lively village vibes for families and groups
January to February offers peak snow conditions, March to April brings longer sunny days and fewer crowds
Approximate cm of snow, typical for this resort.
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Flights, transfers and a catered chalet in Tignes/Val d'Isère, booked as one package with Skiworld.
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Tignes/Val d'Isère has 300km of piste served by 80 lifts, with a vertical range from 1550m to 3456m.
An adult day pass costs €75.00 in the main season. A child's pass is €62.00.
Yes — 55% of the piste at Tignes/Val d'Isère is rated easy, making it a solid choice for beginners.
Grande Motte Glacier in Tignes ensures good snow
Beginner and family slopes
Yes — Tignes/Val d'Isère has 44km of cross-country / langlauf trails.
June-July
Grenoble (GNB), approximately 217km away (around 3h drive).
Yes, Bourg St Maurice has a direct connection.
The current season runs from 28 November 2026 to 2 May 2027.
January to February offers peak snow conditions, March to April brings longer sunny days and fewer crowds


