Tignes

This high-altitude French resort offers snow-sure skiing across 300km of varied terrain, including a glacier. Experience the thrill of early morning runs before unwinding in the vibrant après-ski scene.

Nestled in the French Alps, Lac de Tignes transforms seasonally from a winter ice rink to a summer watersports haven. Visitors can ice dive beneath frozen surfaces or paddle across alpine waters with mountain panoramas.

This natural arch in the French Alps rewards hikers with panoramic mountain views from 2,700 meters. Pass through the "Eye of the Needle" after a moderate trek through alpine meadows in summer months.

This alpine glacial lake sits at 2,085 meters, offering crystal-clear waters and mountain panoramas. In summer, glide across by paddleboard; in winter, experience the magic of ice skating surrounded by snow-capped peaks.

This high-speed chairlift whisks skiers up 471 meters in under five minutes to access Tignes-Val d'Isère's diverse terrain. Arrive in the morning for freshly groomed slopes and spectacular alpine panoramas.

Europe's highest golf course sits at 2,100 meters, offering breathtaking views of Tignes Lake and surrounding glaciers. Challenge yourself on this alpine course where marmots roam freely among natural mountain obstacles.

The Perce-Neige Funicular whisks you from Tignes Val Claret to the Grande Motte Glacier at 3,032 meters in just 7 minutes. At the summit, savor alpine panoramas before skiing or dining at the Panoramic Restaurant.

This J-bar lift in Tignes/Val d'Isère gave beginners easy access to gentle slopes until 2025. The brief ascent offered stunning mountain views while serving as a gateway to novice-friendly terrain.