Pralognan

Highlights

Great resort for beginner and intermediate groups with two beginner slopes right in the village
Lift pass includes the final day of skiing in nearby La Plagne
Short walk to the lift from both hotel options
Hot lunches included
Excellent range of resort-based apres-ski options including swimming, bowling and ice skating at the Olympic rink, which hosted the Curling event in the 1992 Olympics

Why choose this resort?

SkiBound is delighted to introduce Pralognan-la-Vanoise. Situated at the end of the Tarentaise Valley, this relatively small resort is set at the foot of the Grande Casse and has been described as the hidden pearl of the Vanoise mountain range. From the Pralognan village at 1410m, the local ski area extends up to 2355m and groups choosing this location benefit from a day's skiing in nearby La Plagne. 70 snow cannons extend all the way down to the village and ensure excellent snow coverage is maintained. There is a superb range of apres-ski options in resort, including swimming, bowling and ice skating. The ice rink even featured as the stage for the 1992 Albertville Olympics!

On the Slopes

The Pralognan ski area caters well for all abilities. Beginners can build confidence on the gentle slopes of Mont Bocher, as well as the two beginner slopes right in the village. A range of tree-lined runs and testing mogul fields are available for intermediates and advanced skiers. Groups can look forward to putting everything into practice as their instructors accompany them on the last day to nearby La Plagne.