Le Grand Massif Lift Tickets & Ski Passes

Season Info

Le Grand Massif ski resort operates from mid-December through to mid-April, benefiting from its high-altitude terrain and comprehensive snowmaking coverage across 109km of slopes throughout the Le Grand Massif domain. The resort's elevation advantage, with 90% of runs above 1,600m, ensures consistent snow conditions throughout the winter months across Flaine ski resort, Samoëns ski resort, and Morillon ski resort. February and March typically deliver the most reliable powder conditions to the Le Grand Massif ski area, while the season often extends into April thanks to north-facing slopes that preserve snow quality exceptionally well. The varied topography creates distinct microclimates within the Le Grand Massif network, with the Flaine ski resort bowl offering reliable conditions even when lower villages experience variable weather. Samoëns ski resort and Morillon ski resort benefit from protected valley positions that often provide excellent skiing when weather conditions are challenging at higher elevations. The Le Grand Massif ski season consistently delivers over 150 days of skiing, with artificial snowmaking systems ensuring optimal conditions across key pistes linking Flaine ski resort to the broader network. Advanced weather monitoring throughout the Le Grand Massif area allows for precise avalanche control and piste preparation, maintaining safety standards across all five interconnected villages. The extended ski season at Le Grand Massif ski resort makes it an ideal destination for both early season November skiing and late season April adventures.

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