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Useful Resort Contacts
| ESF French Ski School | 0033 450 908100 |
| Tourist Information: | 0033 450 908001 |
| RockyPop Flaine Hotel & Spa (4*): | 0033 480 161221 |
| Alhéna Hotel & Spa: | 0033 485 582445 |
| Flaine Medical Center: | 0033 450 908142 |
| Mont-Blanc Taxi: | 0033 616 768768 |
Useful Resort Information
Piste Rating for Flaine
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Transfer Times
| Geneva | 1.5 hours |
Flaine is a hidden gem in the French Alps, perfect for anyone looking for a stress-free mountain escape. It's completely pedestrian-friendly, meaning you can wander around without worrying about cars - just fresh mountain air and stunning scenery. Designed in the 1960s by architect Marcel Breuer, Flaine has a cool modernist vibe, with buildings that blend beautifully into the snowy landscape. The resort is also packed with unique art, cosy cafés, wellness centres, and plenty of spots to soak up the alpine atmosphere. Plus, Flaine is big on sustainability, with eco-friendly initiatives that help keep Flaine pristine.
As part of the Grand Massif ski area, the fourth largest interconnected ski area in France, Flaine provides access to over 139 runs and 62 ski lifts, so there's always something new to explore. For beginners, Flaine has gentle green and blue runs that are perfect for building confidence. Intermediate skiers can enjoy a variety of red runs, while experts can challenge themselves on the resort's black runs and off-piste areas. The resort's high altitude and favourable geography guarantee excellent snow conditions throughout the season, so you can count on great skiing from December through April. Flaine also plays host to several fun zones, like Ze Funny Slope or Urban'z, which offer a variety of modules, jumps, and specially designed runs for freestyle enthusiasts.
The Flaine après-ski scene has a friendly and welcoming vibe, with plenty of spots serving craft beers, cocktails, and delicious snacks. Some places are equipped with games like billiards and table tennis, while others host DJ nights or karaoke sessions to keep the energy going. But if you’re in the mood for something more traditional, you’ll be able to find rustic mountain restaurants serving up hearty Savoyard dishes like fondue and raclette—ideal for warming up after a chilly ski session. Flaine also comes alive with events like the Printemps de Flaine festival, where six weeks of free live music spills onto the slopes and terraces. Some bars have live bands and themed nights throughout the season, so it’s fairly easy to turn a casual après-ski drink into a night to remember.
We'd like to wish you an enjoyable holiday in the snow and please don't hesitate to get in touch with us if you have any queries regarding your insurance cover.
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