Flaine Station

Nestling at an altitude of 1,600 metres, Flaine offers a vast, snow-covered ski area, linked to the 265 km of pistes in the Grand Massif. Renowned for its bold architecture and sunshine, the resort appeals to skiers of all abilities. Magnificent panoramas, open-air art and a friendly atmosphere make Flaine as much a sporting destination as a cultural one.

Flaine in summer

Tuesday 30 September

Cloudy

10^°C

min : 3^°C / max : 10^°C

Wind : 11km/hHumidity : 58%

Morning

3^°C

Afternoon

9^°C

Evening

4^°C

Wednesday 01 October

Cloudy

9^°C

min : 2^°C / max : 9^°C

Wind : 12km/hHumidity : 63%

Morning

2^°C

Afternoon

8^°C

Evening

2^°C

Thursday 02 October

Sunny

10^°C

min : 1^°C / max : 10^°C

Wind : 10km/hHumidity : 47%

Morning

1^°C

Afternoon

8^°C

Evening

2^°C

Friday 03 October

Rain

6^°C

min : 3^°C / max : 6^°C

Wind : 4km/hHumidity : 56%

Morning

4^°C

Afternoon

6^°C

Evening

5^°C

Saturday 04 October

Rain

8^°C

min : 5^°C / max : 8^°C

Wind : 15km/hHumidity : 97%

Morning

7^°C

Afternoon

8^°C

Evening

6^°C

Not to be missed High altitude skiing, the art of living and nature in majesty

Perched at an altitude of 1,600 metres in the heart of the Grand Massif, Flaine has a remarkable snow record and unbeatable views of Mont Blanc, the Aravis mountains and the Jura. Beginners and experienced skiers alike can take advantage of the varied slopes, which are accessible on skis from most of the accommodation. A modern, pedestrian resort, Flaine offers a fluid, immersive experience, combining the pleasure of skiing with relaxation. As well as skiing, Flaine’ s Bauhaus architecture and monumental works by Picasso and Vasarely make it an open-air museum. Gourmet après-ski, snowshoe walks, spas and festive evenings are just some of the activities on offer. Flaine is the perfect balance between thrills, culture and the gentle high altitude lifestyle.