To know whether to bring sunglasses and full screen before heading to the Grande Motte slopes or how to dress toddlers for a walk around Tignes le lac, it's easy! All you have to do is take a look at the snow forecast: find the daily and weekly forecasts as well as a wealth of information on the slopes and lifts, the snowfall rate, the visibility, the risk of snowfall. avalanche or the force of the wind. Do you want more ? Take a look at one of the 7 webcams to see live what awaits you for the day. Have a good ride!
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Join us from 13:30 to 15:30 at the top of the Tovière Télécabine for a free live outdoor concert by the group 'That's All Folk'
► Tuesday 18/02 at 20:00 - Auditorium of Tignespace
► FREE, but booking recommended
► ONLY IN FRENCH
This year's "Rencontres Montagnes & Sciences" event takes a different look at the mountains through the lens of film and science: permafrost in Alaska, animal culture, exploring an ice cave on Mount Olympus, the difference between an Alpine snowflake and an Arctic snowflake, and building artificial glaciers to combat global warming - that's the programme for this year's event in Tignes.
SARU, UNE HISTOIRE DE TRANSMISSION CULTURELLE
Durée : 31 minutes
Résumé : Pour s'adapter à leur environnement, les sociétés humaines ont toujours su développer différentes techniques transmises au fil des générations. Qu’en est-il chez les animaux ? Peut-on parler de culture chez eux ? Pour le savoir, une équipe scientifique internationale s’est rendue dans les montagnes japonaises à la rencontre de communautés de macaques pour découvrir les pratiques culturelles de Saru : le singe des neiges.
ALASKA, LE SOL SE DÉROBE
Durée : 9 minutes
Résumé : L'Alaska subit de plein fouet le changement climatique. Avec la hausse des températures, le pergélisol se dégrade. Sans cette glace qui joue un rôle de ciment dans le sol, les versants des montagnes sont fragilisés. Ce film nous embarque avec les scientifiques qui tentent de comprendre ce qu’il se trame sous terre.
LES SECRETS DU MONT OLYMPE
Durée : 53 minutes
Résumé : Autrefois la résidence des dieux dans la mythologie grecque, le Mont Olympe était célébré par les peuples antiques au cours de nombreux phénomènes surnaturels. Aujourd’hui, des chercheurs tentent d’expliquer scientifiquement ces événements, grâce à une exploration à proximité du sommet qui culmine à près de 3000 mètres au-dessus de la mer Égée. Une expédition à la recherche de précieux indices qui les mènera jusqu’à une grotte de glace jamais explorée.
MA VIE DE FLOCON
Durée : 17 minutes
Résumé : Qu’est-ce qui distingue un flocon alpin d’un flocon arctique ? À première vue, ça ne saute pas aux yeux. Pourtant, il y a de nettes différences entre eux ! Et si on connaît bien les flocons de nos montagnes françaises, on manque encore cruellement de données sur les neiges des milieux polaires, et leur rôle dans le climat de la Terre. Une équipe de recherche de Météo France se penche sur les différences de micro-structures dans les manteaux neigeux pour améliorer les modèles de projections climatiques. Un voyage qui nous plonge dans l’infiniment petit, des Alpes françaises à l’Arctique canadien.
THE ICE BUILDER
Durée : 15 minutes
Résumé : En Himalaya, dans la vallée désertique du Zanskar, la population a toujours été tributaire des glaciers, fournissant l’eau nécessaire à la vie et aux cultures. Aujourd'hui, dans une lutte inégale contre le changement climatique, les habitant·es du Ladakh construisent des glaciers artificiels pour ne pas manquer d'eau au printemps et contribuer à la recharge des nappes.
► Tuesday 18/02 at 20:00 - Auditorium of Tignespace
► FREE, but booking recommended
► ONLY IN FRENCH
This year's "Rencontres Montagnes & Sciences" event takes a different look at the mountains through the lens of film and science: permafrost in Alaska, animal culture, exploring an ice cave on Mount Olympus, the difference between an Alpine snowflake and an Arctic snowflake, and building artificial glaciers to combat global warming - that's the programme for this year's event in Tignes.
SARU, UNE HISTOIRE DE TRANSMISSION CULTURELLE
Durée : 31 minutes
Résumé : Pour s'adapter à leur environnement, les sociétés humaines ont toujours su développer différentes techniques transmises au fil des générations. Qu’en est-il chez les animaux ? Peut-on parler de culture chez eux ? Pour le savoir, une équipe scientifique internationale s’est rendue dans les montagnes japonaises à la rencontre de communautés de macaques pour découvrir les pratiques culturelles de Saru : le singe des neiges.
ALASKA, LE SOL SE DÉROBE
Durée : 9 minutes
Résumé : L'Alaska subit de plein fouet le changement climatique. Avec la hausse des températures, le pergélisol se dégrade. Sans cette glace qui joue un rôle de ciment dans le sol, les versants des montagnes sont fragilisés. Ce film nous embarque avec les scientifiques qui tentent de comprendre ce qu’il se trame sous terre.
LES SECRETS DU MONT OLYMPE
Durée : 53 minutes
Résumé : Autrefois la résidence des dieux dans la mythologie grecque, le Mont Olympe était célébré par les peuples antiques au cours de nombreux phénomènes surnaturels. Aujourd’hui, des chercheurs tentent d’expliquer scientifiquement ces événements, grâce à une exploration à proximité du sommet qui culmine à près de 3000 mètres au-dessus de la mer Égée. Une expédition à la recherche de précieux indices qui les mènera jusqu’à une grotte de glace jamais explorée.
MA VIE DE FLOCON
Durée : 17 minutes
Résumé : Qu’est-ce qui distingue un flocon alpin d’un flocon arctique ? À première vue, ça ne saute pas aux yeux. Pourtant, il y a de nettes différences entre eux ! Et si on connaît bien les flocons de nos montagnes françaises, on manque encore cruellement de données sur les neiges des milieux polaires, et leur rôle dans le climat de la Terre. Une équipe de recherche de Météo France se penche sur les différences de micro-structures dans les manteaux neigeux pour améliorer les modèles de projections climatiques. Un voyage qui nous plonge dans l’infiniment petit, des Alpes françaises à l’Arctique canadien.
THE ICE BUILDER
Durée : 15 minutes
Résumé : En Himalaya, dans la vallée désertique du Zanskar, la population a toujours été tributaire des glaciers, fournissant l’eau nécessaire à la vie et aux cultures. Aujourd'hui, dans une lutte inégale contre le changement climatique, les habitant·es du Ladakh construisent des glaciers artificiels pour ne pas manquer d'eau au printemps et contribuer à la recharge des nappes.
► Tuesday 18/02 at 20:00 - Auditorium of Tignespace
► FREE, but booking recommended
► ONLY IN FRENCH
This year's "Rencontres Montagnes & Sciences" event takes a different look at the mountains through the lens of film and science: permafrost in Alaska, animal culture, exploring an ice cave on Mount Olympus, the difference between an Alpine snowflake and an Arctic snowflake, and building artificial glaciers to combat global warming - that's the programme for this year's event in Tignes.
SARU, UNE HISTOIRE DE TRANSMISSION CULTURELLE
Durée : 31 minutes
Résumé : Pour s'adapter à leur environnement, les sociétés humaines ont toujours su développer différentes techniques transmises au fil des générations. Qu’en est-il chez les animaux ? Peut-on parler de culture chez eux ? Pour le savoir, une équipe scientifique internationale s’est rendue dans les montagnes japonaises à la rencontre de communautés de macaques pour découvrir les pratiques culturelles de Saru : le singe des neiges.
ALASKA, LE SOL SE DÉROBE
Durée : 9 minutes
Résumé : L'Alaska subit de plein fouet le changement climatique. Avec la hausse des températures, le pergélisol se dégrade. Sans cette glace qui joue un rôle de ciment dans le sol, les versants des montagnes sont fragilisés. Ce film nous embarque avec les scientifiques qui tentent de comprendre ce qu’il se trame sous terre.
LES SECRETS DU MONT OLYMPE
Durée : 53 minutes
Résumé : Autrefois la résidence des dieux dans la mythologie grecque, le Mont Olympe était célébré par les peuples antiques au cours de nombreux phénomènes surnaturels. Aujourd’hui, des chercheurs tentent d’expliquer scientifiquement ces événements, grâce à une exploration à proximité du sommet qui culmine à près de 3000 mètres au-dessus de la mer Égée. Une expédition à la recherche de précieux indices qui les mènera jusqu’à une grotte de glace jamais explorée.
MA VIE DE FLOCON
Durée : 17 minutes
Résumé : Qu’est-ce qui distingue un flocon alpin d’un flocon arctique ? À première vue, ça ne saute pas aux yeux. Pourtant, il y a de nettes différences entre eux ! Et si on connaît bien les flocons de nos montagnes françaises, on manque encore cruellement de données sur les neiges des milieux polaires, et leur rôle dans le climat de la Terre. Une équipe de recherche de Météo France se penche sur les différences de micro-structures dans les manteaux neigeux pour améliorer les modèles de projections climatiques. Un voyage qui nous plonge dans l’infiniment petit, des Alpes françaises à l’Arctique canadien.
THE ICE BUILDER
Durée : 15 minutes
Résumé : En Himalaya, dans la vallée désertique du Zanskar, la population a toujours été tributaire des glaciers, fournissant l’eau nécessaire à la vie et aux cultures. Aujourd'hui, dans une lutte inégale contre le changement climatique, les habitant·es du Ladakh construisent des glaciers artificiels pour ne pas manquer d'eau au printemps et contribuer à la recharge des nappes.
PROGRAMME, ACTIVITIES, SKIING...
All the practical information you need for your week is on the Tignes application: a map of the slopes and ski lifts (opening times in real time), the programme of activities and events, must-do activities, restaurants and shops in the resort, shuttle bus timetables in real time... You'll also be notified of the latest news from the resort!
ESSENTIAL BROCHURES
Piste map, resort map, practical guide: find all our brochures in digital format directly on our website!
> https://en.tignes.net/holidays/our-digital-booklets
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
> Meet at 17:30 in the Panorama area of the Maison de Tignes le Lac (top floor).
More specific questions? Come and meet the Tourist Office team for a friendly chat!
SKI AREA
For reasons of organization and safety in the ski area, lift opening and closing times have been established. Please take these times into account when planning your stay.
At the end of the day, if you are still present at the departure of a lift, our staff will inform you of the approaching closing time. After this time, it will no longer be possible to go up. You will then have to use the buses for your return.
We also ask you to respect our staff, who ensure the smooth running and safety of the resort.
https://en.tignes.net/skiing/safety/preventive-action
The 10 rules of good conduct on the ski slopes :
1- Respect for others: The skier (and snowboarder) must behave in such a way that he/she does not endanger or harm others either by his/her behaviour or by his/her equipment.
2- Control of speed and behaviour : The skier must adapt his speed and behaviour to his personal abilities as well as to the general conditions of the terrain and weather, the state of the snow and the density of traffic. In simple terms, do not go "full speed" down a slope in the middle of a February holiday, especially when the skier in question does not know how to stop. You should ski according to your own means and not want to follow your friends at all costs if they have a much better level...
3- Choice of direction by the one above : All those below the skier have priority. The skier who is upstream (on the side of the mountain) has a position which allows him to choose a trajectory. He must therefore make this choice in such a way as to preserve the safety of anyone below him (on the valley side). As the skier below does not have eyes in the back, it is up to the skier above to be careful not to run into him.
4- Overtaking : The overtaking can be done from above or below, from the right or from the left. However, it must always be done in a wide enough way to prevent the overtaken person from moving. Just as when a car overtakes a cyclist, you must leave some room for the skier you are overtaking.
5- When crossing the slopes or starting out: After stopping or crossing the slopes, the skier must check that he can do so without danger to himself or others. Just like when driving a car.
6- Parking: The skier must avoid parking in narrow passages or without visibility. In the event of a fall, the skier must clear the piste as quickly as possible. Do not stop behind a bump for example. Because if someone comes along quickly, it can cause damage.
7- Going up and down on foot: A skier who is obliged to go up or down a piste on foot must use the edge of the piste, taking care that neither he nor his equipment is a danger to others.
8- Respect for information, signs and markings: The skier must take into account the information on the weather conditions, the state of the slopes and the snow. He must respect the signs and markings. Do not enter a closed piste.
9- Assistance: A skier who witnesses or participates in an accident must provide assistance, in particular by sounding the alarm. If necessary, and at the request of the rescue team, he must make himself available to them. Just as in everyday life.
10- Identification: The skier, witness or actor in an accident, must make his identity known to the rescue service and/or third parties.
GLACIER:
Cable car and Vanoise: closed today for de icing and wind
Lanches : opening postponed / strong wind
Aiguille percée : opening postponed / strong wind
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
WEDNESDAY 12 FEBRUARY - 20:30 AT TIGNESPACE
First date of the Saison Culturelle, the comedian Constance comes to the Tignespace auditorium with her show "Inconstance".
To book your tickets, go directly at Tignespace.
IN FRENCH
Constance revient avec un sixième spectacle drôle et bouleversant. Elle y incarne avec finesse des personnages d’une humanité folle !
« J’ai longtemps cru que j’étais invincible.
Jusqu’à ce que je me prenne les pieds dans mes émotions et dans ma vie.
Et quand tout a éclaté autour, et à l’intérieur de moi, j’ai dû réapprendre à vivre.
Bien heureusement, ma fidèle plume et mon petit esprit facétieux ne m’ont jamais abandonnée. »
WEDNESDAY 12 FEBRUARY - 20:30 AT TIGNESPACE
First date of the Saison Culturelle, the comedian Constance comes to the Tignespace auditorium with her show "Inconstance".
To book your tickets, go directly online
IN FRENCH
Constance revient avec un sixième spectacle drôle et bouleversant. Elle y incarne avec finesse des personnages d’une humanité folle !
« J’ai longtemps cru que j’étais invincible.
Jusqu’à ce que je me prenne les pieds dans mes émotions et dans ma vie.
Et quand tout a éclaté autour, et à l’intérieur de moi, j’ai dû réapprendre à vivre.
Bien heureusement, ma fidèle plume et mon petit esprit facétieux ne m’ont jamais abandonnée. »
WEDNESDAY 12 FEBRUARY - 20:30 AT TIGNESPACE
First date of the Saison Culturelle, the comedian Constance comes to the Tignespace auditorium with her show "Inconstance".
To book your tickets, go directly online
IN FRENCH
Constance revient avec un sixième spectacle drôle et bouleversant. Elle y incarne avec finesse des personnages d’une humanité folle !
« J’ai longtemps cru que j’étais invincible.
Jusqu’à ce que je me prenne les pieds dans mes émotions et dans ma vie.
Et quand tout a éclaté autour, et à l’intérieur de moi, j’ai dû réapprendre à vivre.
Bien heureusement, ma fidèle plume et mon petit esprit facétieux ne m’ont jamais abandonnée. »
SKI AREA:
Palafour chairlift opening
To find out when the lifts open in real time, consult the “Piste and lifts” section to follow the opening of the ski area in real tim
SKI AREA: Palafour chairlift opening postponed for technical reason
Our teams are doing their best to open as quickly as possible.
To find out when the lifts open in real time, consult the “Piste and lifts” section to follow the opening of the ski area in real time.
WEDNESDAY 10 APRIL - 20:30 AT TIGNESPACE
First date of the Saison Culturelle, the comedian Constance comes to the Tignespace auditorium with her show "Inconstance".
To book your tickets, go directly online
IN FRENCH
Constance revient avec un sixième spectacle drôle et bouleversant. Elle y incarne avec finesse des personnages d’une humanité folle !
« J’ai longtemps cru que j’étais invincible.
Jusqu’à ce que je me prenne les pieds dans mes émotions et dans ma vie.
Et quand tout a éclaté autour, et à l’intérieur de moi, j’ai dû réapprendre à vivre.
Bien heureusement, ma fidèle plume et mon petit esprit facétieux ne m’ont jamais abandonnée. »
PROGRAMME, ACTIVITIES, SKIING...
All the practical information you need for your week is on the Tignes application: a map of the slopes and ski lifts (opening times in real time), the programme of activities and events, must-do activities, restaurants and shops in the resort, shuttle bus timetables in real time... You'll also be notified of the latest news from the resort!
ESSENTIAL BROCHURES
Piste map, resort map, practical guide: find all our brochures in digital format directly on our website!
> https://en.tignes.net/holidays/our-digital-booklets
SKI AREA
For reasons of organization and safety in the ski area, lift opening and closing times have been established. Please take these times into account when planning your stay.
At the end of the day, if you are still present at the departure of a lift, our staff will inform you of the approaching closing time. After this time, it will no longer be possible to go up. You will then have to use the buses for your return.
We also ask you to respect our staff, who ensure the smooth running and safety of the resort.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
> Meet at 17:30 in the Panorama area of the Maison de Tignes le Lac (top floor).
More specific questions? Come and meet the Tourist Office team for a friendly chat!
https://en.tignes.net/skiing/safety/preventive-action
The 10 rules of good conduct on the ski slopes :
1- Respect for others: The skier (and snowboarder) must behave in such a way that he/she does not endanger or harm others either by his/her behaviour or by his/her equipment.
2- Control of speed and behaviour : The skier must adapt his speed and behaviour to his personal abilities as well as to the general conditions of the terrain and weather, the state of the snow and the density of traffic. In simple terms, do not go "full speed" down a slope in the middle of a February holiday, especially when the skier in question does not know how to stop. You should ski according to your own means and not want to follow your friends at all costs if they have a much better level...
3- Choice of direction by the one above : All those below the skier have priority. The skier who is upstream (on the side of the mountain) has a position which allows him to choose a trajectory. He must therefore make this choice in such a way as to preserve the safety of anyone below him (on the valley side). As the skier below does not have eyes in the back, it is up to the skier above to be careful not to run into him.
4- Overtaking : The overtaking can be done from above or below, from the right or from the left. However, it must always be done in a wide enough way to prevent the overtaken person from moving. Just as when a car overtakes a cyclist, you must leave some room for the skier you are overtaking.
5- When crossing the slopes or starting out: After stopping or crossing the slopes, the skier must check that he can do so without danger to himself or others. Just like when driving a car.
6- Parking: The skier must avoid parking in narrow passages or without visibility. In the event of a fall, the skier must clear the piste as quickly as possible. Do not stop behind a bump for example. Because if someone comes along quickly, it can cause damage.
7- Going up and down on foot: A skier who is obliged to go up or down a piste on foot must use the edge of the piste, taking care that neither he nor his equipment is a danger to others.
8- Respect for information, signs and markings: The skier must take into account the information on the weather conditions, the state of the slopes and the snow. He must respect the signs and markings. Do not enter a closed piste.
9- Assistance: A skier who witnesses or participates in an accident must provide assistance, in particular by sounding the alarm. If necessary, and at the request of the rescue team, he must make himself available to them. Just as in everyday life.
10- Identification: The skier, witness or actor in an accident, must make his identity known to the rescue service and/or third parties.
SKI AREA:
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
SKI AREA: Opening disruption for Brévières gondola
due to the delayed opening of the Brévières cable car, shuttles are set up to transport customers to Tignes 1800
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
According to the latest reliable information from the Savoie prefecture
- WARNING: closure of the road at the Ponserand Tunnel (Moutiers) in both directions from 12:30 to 14:30 in order to finalise the securing of the road.
- Traffic conditions will return to normal from 14:30.
According to the latest reliable information from the Savoie prefecture
Normal traffic conditions will be restored from 16:00 on Friday 7 February.
Exceptionally, the Lagon's aquatic areas (pool and wellness) will close at 19:30 today (instead of 20:30). As a result:
Please note that the Fitness area will be open during normal opening hours.
Reopening with normal opening hours on Thursday 6 February.
PROGRAMME, ACTIVITIES, SKIING...
All the practical information you need for your week is on the Tignes application: a map of the slopes and ski lifts (opening times in real time), the programme of activities and events, must-do activities, restaurants and shops in the resort, shuttle bus timetables in real time... You'll also be notified of the latest news from the resort!
ESSENTIAL BROCHURES
Piste map, resort map, practical guide: find all our brochures in digital format directly on our website!
> https://en.tignes.net/holidays/our-digital-booklets
SKI AREA
For reasons of organization and safety in the ski area, lift opening and closing times have been established. Please take these times into account when planning your stay.
At the end of the day, if you are still present at the departure of a lift, our staff will inform you of the approaching closing time. After this time, it will no longer be possible to go up. You will then have to use the buses for your return.
We also ask you to respect our staff, who ensure the smooth running and safety of the resort.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
> Meet at 17:30 in the Panorama area of the Maison de Tignes le Lac (top floor).
More specific questions? Come and meet the Tourist Office team for a friendly chat!
https://en.tignes.net/skiing/safety/preventive-action
The 10 rules of good conduct on the ski slopes :
1- Respect for others: The skier (and snowboarder) must behave in such a way that he/she does not endanger or harm others either by his/her behaviour or by his/her equipment.
2- Control of speed and behaviour : The skier must adapt his speed and behaviour to his personal abilities as well as to the general conditions of the terrain and weather, the state of the snow and the density of traffic. In simple terms, do not go "full speed" down a slope in the middle of a February holiday, especially when the skier in question does not know how to stop. You should ski according to your own means and not want to follow your friends at all costs if they have a much better level...
3- Choice of direction by the one above : All those below the skier have priority. The skier who is upstream (on the side of the mountain) has a position which allows him to choose a trajectory. He must therefore make this choice in such a way as to preserve the safety of anyone below him (on the valley side). As the skier below does not have eyes in the back, it is up to the skier above to be careful not to run into him.
4- Overtaking : The overtaking can be done from above or below, from the right or from the left. However, it must always be done in a wide enough way to prevent the overtaken person from moving. Just as when a car overtakes a cyclist, you must leave some room for the skier you are overtaking.
5- When crossing the slopes or starting out: After stopping or crossing the slopes, the skier must check that he can do so without danger to himself or others. Just like when driving a car.
6- Parking: The skier must avoid parking in narrow passages or without visibility. In the event of a fall, the skier must clear the piste as quickly as possible. Do not stop behind a bump for example. Because if someone comes along quickly, it can cause damage.
7- Going up and down on foot: A skier who is obliged to go up or down a piste on foot must use the edge of the piste, taking care that neither he nor his equipment is a danger to others.
8- Respect for information, signs and markings: The skier must take into account the information on the weather conditions, the state of the slopes and the snow. He must respect the signs and markings. Do not enter a closed piste.
9- Assistance: A skier who witnesses or participates in an accident must provide assistance, in particular by sounding the alarm. If necessary, and at the request of the rescue team, he must make himself available to them. Just as in everyday life.
10- Identification: The skier, witness or actor in an accident, must make his identity known to the rescue service and/or third parties.
To save ski time, choose to purchase passes online during busy weekends.
If you already have your support, reload it on the site and access the slopes directly. Our machines are available 24 hours a day in all our points of sale (except Grande Motte and Les Brévières).
More information on points of sale: Points of sale opening hours
To purchase your package: click here
Landslide on RN 90 and RD1090 near the Ponserand gorges in the Albertville-Moûtiers direction. In the Ponserand tunnel, between Aigueblanche and Moûtiers, traffic is on a single lane. The RD 1090 remains closed to traffic in both directions. Traffic is severely disrupted.
Still around 50% of customers are expected this evening and overnight.
Traffic conditions this Saturday, February 1 at 7 p.m.
53% of the estimated traffic flowed in the upward direction. Very slow traffic.
86% of estimated traffic flowed in the direction of descent
Follow the evolution of the situation in real time on: https://savoie-route.fr/
Ski area info:
cable car opening delay
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
the Expedition Cobra sledding activity will remain closed this evening.
The weather conditions last night do not allow for complete preparation of the track today.
We hope to see you again very soon !
Have a nice day of skiing, be careful!
Ski area informationDelays in opening of certain lifts this morning due to the security of the ski area.
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
Ski area informationDelays in opening of certain lifts this morning due to the security of the ski area.
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
Free shuttle information
Due to snowfall and slippery roads, the shuttle circuit in Tignes is disrupted
You can follow the real-time evolution of traffic on the Zen Bus app
ski area info:
the south wind is strong at altitude
skiers if you want to ski in Val d'Isère from Tignes le Lac, take the PAQUIS chairlift then the TUFS or FRESSE chairlift
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
ski area info:
the wind strengthens at altitude
skiers from Val d'Isère if you wish to reach your resort from Tignes le Lac, take the PAQUIS chairlift then the TUFS or FRESSE chairlifts
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
PROGRAMME, ACTIVITIES, SKIING...
All the practical information you need for your week is on the Tignes application: a map of the slopes and ski lifts (opening times in real time), the programme of activities and events, must-do activities, restaurants and shops in the resort, shuttle bus timetables in real time... You'll also be notified of the latest news from the resort!
ESSENTIAL BROCHURES
Piste map, resort map, practical guide: find all our brochures in digital format directly on our website!
> https://en.tignes.net/holidays/our-digital-booklets
SKI AREA
For reasons of organization and safety in the ski area, lift opening and closing times have been established. Please take these times into account when planning your stay.
At the end of the day, if you are still present at the departure of a lift, our staff will inform you of the approaching closing time. After this time, it will no longer be possible to go up. You will then have to use the buses for your return.
We also ask you to respect our staff, who ensure the smooth running and safety of the resort.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS?
> Meet at 17:30 in the Panorama area of the Maison de Tignes le Lac (top floor).
More specific questions? Come and meet the Tourist Office team for a friendly chat!
https://en.tignes.net/skiing/safety/preventive-action
The 10 rules of good conduct on the ski slopes :
1- Respect for others: The skier (and snowboarder) must behave in such a way that he/she does not endanger or harm others either by his/her behaviour or by his/her equipment.
2- Control of speed and behaviour : The skier must adapt his speed and behaviour to his personal abilities as well as to the general conditions of the terrain and weather, the state of the snow and the density of traffic. In simple terms, do not go "full speed" down a slope in the middle of a February holiday, especially when the skier in question does not know how to stop. You should ski according to your own means and not want to follow your friends at all costs if they have a much better level...
3- Choice of direction by the one above : All those below the skier have priority. The skier who is upstream (on the side of the mountain) has a position which allows him to choose a trajectory. He must therefore make this choice in such a way as to preserve the safety of anyone below him (on the valley side). As the skier below does not have eyes in the back, it is up to the skier above to be careful not to run into him.
4- Overtaking : The overtaking can be done from above or below, from the right or from the left. However, it must always be done in a wide enough way to prevent the overtaken person from moving. Just as when a car overtakes a cyclist, you must leave some room for the skier you are overtaking.
5- When crossing the slopes or starting out: After stopping or crossing the slopes, the skier must check that he can do so without danger to himself or others. Just like when driving a car.
6- Parking: The skier must avoid parking in narrow passages or without visibility. In the event of a fall, the skier must clear the piste as quickly as possible. Do not stop behind a bump for example. Because if someone comes along quickly, it can cause damage.
7- Going up and down on foot: A skier who is obliged to go up or down a piste on foot must use the edge of the piste, taking care that neither he nor his equipment is a danger to others.
8- Respect for information, signs and markings: The skier must take into account the information on the weather conditions, the state of the slopes and the snow. He must respect the signs and markings. Do not enter a closed piste.
9- Assistance: A skier who witnesses or participates in an accident must provide assistance, in particular by sounding the alarm. If necessary, and at the request of the rescue team, he must make himself available to them. Just as in everyday life.
10- Identification: The skier, witness or actor in an accident, must make his identity known to the rescue service and/or third parties.
SKI AREA:
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
SKI AREA:
Due to the closure of the Brévières cable car, the shuttles set up will continue to run all day to transport customers to Tignes 1800
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
SKI AREA: Opening disruption for technical reasons
due to the delayed opening of the Brévières cable car, shuttles are set up to transport customers to Tignes 1800
Follow the opening of the area in real time: consult the “Piste and lifts” section on the Tignes app
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152/158 Pistes open at 96% |
79/80 Lifts open at 99% |
OPEN
Liaison Tignes - val d'isère
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20/20 at 100% |
64/64 at 100% |
41/43 at 95% |
26/30 at 87% |
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