Skiing like you've never learned it!
+33 609 958 489
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Skiing like you've never learned it!
+33 609 958 489
skiprogression@gmail.com
An integral part of the Courchevel valley, La Tania benefits from a particularly preserved slope in the heart of a splendid primary forest.
The slopes are long, varied and despite the relatively modest altitude of the resort, the snow cover is very good thanks to a full northern exposure and the omnipresence of the forest.
The slopes are more spaced out than in the rest of the ski area, the ski lifts are less visible and the landscape is sumptuous.
Many off-piste routes in the trees with the scent of adventure are quickly accessible. Many of them remain fairly safe (there is no such thing as zero risk), even in the event of a significant avalanche risk as long as you stay in the heart of the forest .
It is the sector of the 3 Valleys the most sheltered from the wind. Visibility is better there than elsewhere in bad weather.
The bottom station of the Dou des Lanches chairlift in the La Tania sector. A lift that allows you to switch easily in the valleys of Courchevel and Meribel. In the background on the left, we see the last wall of the black slope of the same name as the chairlift. To the right, some splendid off-piste, but beware: Unlike the forest routes, it is an avalanche area that you need to know well.
Built for the 1992 Olympics, La Tania is a modern and functional resort.
Nestled in the heart of its beautiful forest, it is a small "ski in" family resort. All the shops are gathered in the pedestrian center on the snow front. The organization of your vacation is greatly simplified.
Despite the presence of important buildings in the center of the village, La Tania fits in rather well with its environment thanks to a studied architecture, careful maintenance and the omnipresence of the forest.
A very quiet area of the village, exclusively made up of chalets, continues to develop.
View looking down towards the center of La Tania.
Attention, these coordinates are likely to change during the season!