Tignes

Standing proud at altitudes between 2,100 and 3,456 meters, Tignes delivers exceptional high-altitude skiing as part of the vast Espace Killy domain. Together with neighboring Val d'Isère, it offers 300 kilometers of marked runs in a dramatic setting beneath the Grande Motte glacier. From wide, sweeping blues to technical blacks, Tignes presents an incredible variety of terrain that keeps skiers and snowboarders returning season after season.

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Grande Motte

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Elevation: 3653m / 11985ft

Located at the summit of the resort you will find the Grande Motte glacier which is home to incredible glacier skiing.

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A powerful network of 74 lifts connects the various sectors of Tignes and Val d'Isère, moving over 100,000 skiers per hour across the mountains. The underground funicular to the Grande Motte glacier reaches 3,032 meters in just seven minutes, while the resort's extensive lift system includes high-speed chairs and gondolas that minimize queuing time. The innovative Aerial Tramway crowns the system, reaching the spectacular 3,456-meter summit.

Tignes Lift System

Total Ski Lifts = 34

Gondola

8-Person Chair

6-Person Chair

Quad Chair

Triple Chair

T-Bar

Tignes Resort Elevation

Trails

Total Runs

Total Area

150km

93.2 miles

Difficulty Distribution

Beginner

57%

Intermediate

25%

Advanced

10%

Expert

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Location

Set in the heart of the Savoie region, Tignes comprises five distinct villages spanning different altitudes. Val Claret and Tignes Le Lac form the main resort hub at 2,100 meters, offering direct access to the highest slopes. Just 2.5 hours from Geneva Airport, the resort balances outstanding natural terrain with sophisticated infrastructure. Each village maintains its own character, from the traditional charm of Les Brevières to the modern convenience of Val Claret, all connected by free shuttle buses.

Tignes

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Season Info

Thanks to its high-altitude position and glacier skiing, Tignes boasts one of the longest seasons in Europe, typically operating from late September through early May. The Grande Motte glacier often opens for summer skiing as well. Winter brings reliable snow conditions across the entire domain, while spring offers perfect conditions for long, sun-drenched days on the mountain, particularly on the north-facing slopes that hold snow exceptionally well.

Current Season

2024 - 2025

Opening Day

11/22/2024

Closing Day

5/3/2025

Days Open

163