La Plagne les Roches Plangagnant

La Plagne les Roches Plangagnant is located within the extensive La Plagne ski area in the Savoie region of the French Alps, at altitudes ranging from around 1,250 to over 3,250 metres depending on the sector. The resort forms part of the Paradiski area, linked by the Vanoise Express cable car to Les Arcs, giving access to over 400 kilometres of pistes suitable for all ability levels. La Plagne is notable for its Olympic bobsleigh track, built for the 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics, which offers public rides in two-seater bobsleighs or bobraft. The ski area also provides access to the Chiaupe glacier, allowing for high-altitude skiing. Residential-style accommodation, common in this part of the resort, suits families or groups looking to enjoy winter activities such as alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and sledging. In summer, the area offers hiking and mountain biking opportunities amid typical Savoie alpine scenery, with views towards surrounding peaks including Mont Blanc on clear days.