La Plagne 1800

Introducing La Plagne 1800

La Plagne 1800 is situated amongst the pine trees in its own self-contained village with a good selection of local restaurants, bars, equipment hire shop and a supermarket. It has kept its classic charm and traditional wooden chalets to provide you with a relaxing skiing trip. It is perfect for skiers and snowboarders to enjoy the slopes alongside the resorts friendly and cosy atmosphere. With access to spectacular runs and good weather conditions, you also have access to the ski schools and amenities in La Plagne Centre which is easy to reach using the free shuttle buses.

Skiing in La Plagne

Paradiski is the combination of La Plagne and Les Arcs and is well known for its snow sure and extensive ski area. There are 425km of piste on offer, linked by the impressive Vanoise Express cable car. It's a beginners and intermediate skiers heaven with miles of wide gentle cruising blues, whilst advanced skiers will enjoy great runs on the Bellecote glacier and the challenging blacks beyond. The resort has a great reputation for all skiers and snowboarders and the stunning scenery through the areas beautiful forest runs makes it a place to remember.

Chalets in La Plagne

Mountain Heaven offers  9 catered chalets in the high altitude La Plagne village of 1800. This is an excellent location at the heart of the ski area, with superb access to the whole of Paradiski. These include Chalet Soleil that sleeps up to 10 guests, Chalet Boule de Neige with 7 bedrooms sleeping 14 people, Chalet Ammonite sleeping up to 15 people in 8 bedrooms. These chalets are all in prime positions being in very close proximity to the slopes or the ski bus stop. As well as these properties we also have a range of self-catered chalets in La Plagne Montalbert which are situated in a great village slightly lower than La Plagne 1800.

There is a chairlift that is only seconds away from Chalet Soleil and Boule de Neige and this takes you towards La Plagne Centre and the Vanoise express or there is a chairlift a little further down that takes you towards Aime 2000, La Plagne Montalbert and then beyond to the whole of the Paradiski area.

Apres Ski

There are a couple of bars in 1800, but the most popular is La Mine, with its mining heritage very much in evidence in the decor. For a wider selection of bars and Apres ski, for those staying in a ski chalet in La Plagne 1800, Plagne Centre is a short free bus ride away as well as Plagne Bellcote with the great bar Spitting Feathers.

For the chalet hosts nights off, there are a number of good restaurants in Plagne 1800 and Plagne Centre. In La Plagne 1800 we can recommend La Cantine , Le Chaperon Rouge  and Loup Blanc 

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