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Le Grand Massif is bursting with green and blue slopes. And most of the red slopes are also easy to do. An ideal ski area for beginners! With just a little winter sports experience you can already make great trips. The area is aimed at families and is therefore very child friendly. For advanced skiers there are several red and black slopes. However, there are not many challenging slopes in the area. However, the off-piste and freeride possibilities are excellent.
Other advantages of the area are the great snow security, the good accessibility by car and plane, the good food and the good prices. The area is not known for its après-ski. Only Flaine is a very cozy village.
| Characteristics ski area Le Grand Massif | |
| Highest point | 2484 metres |
| Lowest point | 700 metres |
| Total kilometres of pistes | 265 |
| Green slopes | 20 kilometres |
| Blue slopes | 115 kilometres |
| Red slopes | 95 kilometres |
| Black slopes | 35 kilometres |
| Villages | Flaine, Samoëns, Morillon, Les Carroz, Sixt, Morillon 1100, Samoëns 1600 |
| Snow security | High |
| Après-ski possibilities | Nearly |
| Child-Friendliness | Very good |
| Oportunities for beginners | Very good |
| advanced options | Good |
| Fee ski pass (6 days) in 2018 | € 246 |
| Best travel period | December to March |
| Travel time from Geneva Airport | 1 hour |
| Distance to Utrecht | On approximately 1000 kilometres |
| Pistecards | Pistecard Le Grand Massif |
