La Plagne ski resort piste map
La Plagne piste map: plan of ski slopes and lifts
Below you can view and download the latest La Plagne piste ski map in PDF format, covering the full ski area across its central plateau, surrounding sectors and connections within the Paradiski domain. Further down the page, you’ll find a clear overview of how the ski area is structured, helping you understand how the different villages are positioned on the map, how each sector links together, and how the terrain unfolds across the mountain.
La Plagne piste map download
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Reading La Plagne piste map
La Plagne is organised around a central high-altitude plateau, with multiple purpose-built resort villages positioned along the mid-mountain and lower slopes, and skiing extending outward across several distinct sectors:
- At the centre of the map, Plagne Centre (1,970 m), Plagne 1800, Plagne Bellecôte and Plagne Soleil form the core hub of the ski area. From this central plateau, lifts radiate in all directions, providing access to both higher alpine terrain and lower tree-lined sectors. This central positioning makes it the main distribution point across the entire domain.
- To the south-west (left side of the map), the terrain rises towards Belle Plagne and Roche de Mio (2,739 m), continuing further up to the Glacier de Bellecôte (over 3,000 m). This is the highest sector of La Plagne, clearly visible at the top of the map, with glacial terrain and long descents leading back towards the central villages.
- To the north-west, the map shows the Champagny-en-Vanoise sector, a more separate area accessed via high ridgelines. This sector is slightly detached visually, with fewer direct pistes, and is characterised by quieter, more remote terrain.
- To the north-east and east, skiing extends towards Aime 2000, Plagne Villages and Plagne Montalbert, where the slopes descend into more wooded terrain. These areas are clearly lower on the map, with long return runs leading down into traditional village settings.
- To the south, the map highlights connections towards Montchavin – Les Coches, forming the link to the wider Paradiski area and Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express (not directly visible in the central map but accessed through this sector).
La Plagne ski resort overview
Located in the Tarentaise Valley in the French Alps, La Plagne is one of the largest ski resorts in France and forms part of the vast Paradiski ski area, linking with Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry.
- Kilometres of ski pistes: 225 km
- Number of ski pistes: 139
- Types of ski pistes: 9 green, 78 blue, 33 red , 19 black
- Lowest ski lift elevation: 1,250 m
- Highest elevation: 3,250 m
- Vertical drop: 2,000 m
- Number of lifts: 77
- Lift types: 2 aerial tramways, 11 gondolas, 32 chairlifts, 22 T-bar lifts, 5 baby lifts, 5 magic carpets