On the mountain

Ski area

Tignes has few beginner slopes; the ski area is mainly made up of long cruiser runs as well as accessible and inspiring off piste.
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Lift system

Tignes has an excellent lift system and its vast ski area is efficiently handled by mostly modern and quick lifts.
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Ski schools & guiding

Tignes is massive and the best use of your time here is improving your skiing.
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Advanced

The abundance of off-piste skiing, including some excellent off piste itineraries, makes Tignes a favourite with good skiers. 

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Intermediate

Well-groomed runs, consistently good snow and a huge ski area combine to make Tignes an intermediates' paradise.
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Beginner

Although Tignes is primarily a resort for intermediates and advanced skiers, it does have some good beginner areas to offer.
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Boarding & freestyle

Tignes has much to offer freeriders and boarders, including the dedicated SPOT area.
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Mountain restaurants

Within the Tignes ski area there are ten mountainside restaurants, nearly all located at the top of lifts.
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Ski Map

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Off the mountain

Village

Tignes comprises of four villages: Val Claret and Le Lac right next to the slopes and Les Boisses and Les Brevieres further down the mountain.

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Apres-ski

Tignes does not have much of a reputation for après ski and nightlife, but this is not due to a lack of trying.
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Restaurants & bars

Tignes is not noted for culinary excellence, but there are loads of well-run restaurants offering good and relatively cheap food.

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Other information

Other activities in Tignes include ski-jöring (being pulled along the snow by a horse), paragliding and even ice diving.
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Getting there

Tignes is readily accessible by air (Geneva, Lyon), rail (Eurostar to Bourg-St-Maurice) and road.
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