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La Tania

La Tania Resort Guide

Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned skier, this guide aims to provide all the essential information you need to make the most of your stay.

Resort Overview

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Offering a blend of alpine beauty and charming village life, La Tania is an incredible option for those who want to visit the 3 Valleys in a more budget-friendly way. Positioned within the expansive Les Trois Vallées ski area, it provides access to over 600 kilometres of interconnected slopes, catering to skiers and snowboarders of all levels. From gentle nursery slopes ideal for beginners to more challenging runs for seasoned enthusiasts, the resort ensures every visitor can find their perfect piste.

La Tania’s car-free village centre enhances its serene and family-friendly atmosphere, allowing visitors to enjoy the stunning surroundings without the disruption of traffic. Built originally for the 1992 Albertville Winter Olympics, accommodation options are diverse, ranging from affordable self-catered apartments to luxurious ski-in/ski-out chalets, many of which offer breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains. The Hotel Montana provides a comfortable hotel experience, while local chalet companies offer catered stays that combine convenience with traditional alpine hospitality.

For a small resort La Tania has incredible restaurant options that include the Michelin-starred Le Farçon and charming local eateries serving traditional Savoyard dishes like fondue and raclette. The après-ski scene is relaxed and welcoming, with popular spots like Pub Le Ski Lodge and La Taïga offering live music and a friendly atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes.

At a Glance

Key Features

  • Ski Pass Area: 3 Valleys, Tarentaise Valley
  • Nearest International Airports: Geneva, Chambery, Lyon or Grenoble
  • Terrain Parks 1 – The family park (Courchevel 1850)

Pistes

150km

Altitude

1400m

Highest Point

Dent du Burgin – Aguille du Fruit

Skiing in La Tania

One of La Tania’s standout features is its seamless access to the expansive Les Trois Vallées, providing over 600 kilometres of ski terrain. This connectivity allows skiers to explore the vast network of slopes, from Courchevel to Meribel, with ease. The resort itself features a selection of green, blue, and red runs, ensuring a range of challenges to suit various skill levels. Beginners will appreciate the gentle nursery slopes and recently re-landscaped green trails, while more experienced skiers can tackle the faster, more demanding blue and red pistes.

The resort’s location in a sheltered forest ensures great visibility even on foggy days, offering a unique advantage over higher altitude resorts where slopes exceed the tree line. While La Tania’s local slopes may be somewhat limited, they provide a great base for honing skills and enjoying a more intimate skiing experience. For those eager to explore, the broader Three Valleys network awaits. Offering diverse and exciting terrain just a few lifts away. Plus, the lower altitude can create fun, spring-like slushy snow conditions toward the end of the season, making it a great opportunity for less experienced skiers to build confidence on the home runs.

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