A four-season resort in the French Alps, Tignes stretches from 1,550 m to 3,456 m in altitude and shares a 300 km ski area with Val d'Isère. This guide brings together the essentials for planning your holiday, in winter and in summer.

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Altitudes, the ski area shared with Val d'Isère, districts and seasons: the key facts for understanding the resort.
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Alpine skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, dog sledding, ice skating: everything you can do on the snow.
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Hiking, mountain biking, golf, swimming and paddleboarding on the lake: the mountains in summer.
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Supermarkets, bakeries, restaurants, health services, free shuttles and parking.
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We have been coming to Tignes for more than 30 years, with our children and then our grandchildren. The sunshine, the slopes and the family atmosphere make it a destination for all ages, summer and winter alike.
Our apartment is in Val Claret, at an altitude of 2,100 m, with direct access to the slopes: in winter you set off on skis from the door; in summer, hiking and mountain biking take over.
Opening hours, prices and opening dates change every season: check them on the resort's official website before your stay. Official Tignes website
The Zalôna Altitude apartment sleeps up to 6 guests in the heart of Val Claret, at an altitude of 2,100 m: 2 bedrooms, private entrance, fully equipped kitchen and ski boot warmer. You book direct, with no intermediary.