Tignes

Frequently Asked Questions

How many slopes does Tignes have?

Tignes has 80 slopes: 6 beginner, 38 intermediate, 20 advanced, and 16 expert. The resort covers 150 km of ski slopes.

How much does a day pass cost at Tignes?

A day pass at Tignes costs €78 (November - May season).

What is the elevation of Tignes?

Tignes ranges from 1550 m to 3456 m altitude, giving a vertical drop of 1906 m.

When is Tignes open?

Tignes is open from November - May, with lift hours 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM.

Why ski at Tignes?

Tignes is a high, snow-focused resort linked with Val d'Isère, with the Grande Motte glacier giving one of the longest seasons in France. Its villages sit high on the mountain, so most stays are ski-in, ski-out with quick access to big, open terrain.

What is Tignes best for?

Tignes is ideal for: long-season trips, high-altitude skiing, Val d'Isère link days.

What should I know before visiting Tignes?

Check wind and visibility forecasts, since Tignes is high and largely above the treeline, and confirm which glacier lifts are open early or late in the season.

Is Tignes good for families?

Yes, Tignes is rated as child-friendly, making it a great choice for families with children.

Does Tignes have snow parks?

Yes, Tignes has 1 snow park for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.