Flaine skiing: an overview
Pinpointed in the centre of the Northern Alps, Flaine ski resort has over 64 snowy pistes. 140 kilometres of runs and 24 ski lifts are available and adaptable for different levels of skiers. There are also 800 metres of freeride-marked pistes. Note that they’re not groomed. These are supervised to guarantee your safety. And there’s an option to book a guided ski run where a professional instructor takes you around to some of the most beautiful places.
Non-skiing activities in Flaine
There are many snow-based activities not related to skiing. Some of these non-ski activities include dog sledding, where you get to go on a snowy journey while creating a connection with adorable husky dogs, which is all the time supervised by professionals. Booking is mandatory, so be sure to check in advance.
Another alternative is experiencing the moonbike, where you get to drive a type of motorcycle or e-bike for a whole hour. Prices are 70 euros per person. You can also do mountain kart; 616 metres of terrain are available, and every session lasts 30 minutes.
Other alternatives include yoga relaxation trails, snowmobile rides, and pedestrian walks.
Things to do in Flaine village
One of the top things to do is visit Studio 1600, a one-room cinema with a variety of movie categories to choose from. English and French are spoken here. You can also do a guided visit to the modern art museum, an open-air modern museum. The price is free, however only the French language is available. Another alternative is the Gaëlle Foray, a library in the centre of Flaine. Guided visits are available every Tuesday to the contemporary museum.
Family-friendly and kids’ fun in Flaine
The family friendliness of the Flaine resorts is noticeable. Some children’s activities in Flaine are treetop trails, available during the summer season. The kids get to do many outdoor activities like zip line and acrobatic workshops. During the winter season, some popular choices are the sledding areas, and the good part of it is that the toboggan runs are free to use. You can find them under Jean Dubuffet’s sculpture. Different zones are available with different difficulty levels.