La Tania Resort Map
La Tania Ski Resort Review
Skiing In La Tania
There are now 3 runs down into La Tania, a roller coaster blue straight down through the forest in to the resort, a wide red run with a consistent gradient down to the bottom gondola station, plus a green run winding down through the forest from the top gondola station in to the resort.
The blue Folyères run from the top gondola station is now helped by 38 snow cannons and it’s own snow making reservoir which were installed for the 2001/2 season along the entire length of the run – this has kept it open from the start to the end of the season ever since. New for 2008/9 will be snow cannons on the Bouc Blanc (red) and Boulevard des Arolles (blue) pistes above the gondola thus guaranteeing the link from 1850.
There’s a free drag lift and a short run for absolute beginners in the heart of the resort.
For intermediate skiers, a day’s skiing to Val Thorens and experiencing the whole Three Valleys is a must – only 4 (or 6) lifts away.
Hotels, Apartments And Chalets In La Tania
In La Tania there are 8 self catering apartment blocks of various sizes, two hotels, and a large number of ski chalets built in a tradirtional style set in the woods next to and above the resort. Most of the chalets are modern with en-suite facilities. See the Resort Map.
Getting Around
A free ski bus, a ski pass is no longer required, runs about every hour to Le Praz, Courchevel 1550, 1650 and 1850, it takes about 30 mins to reach Courchevel 1850. The ski bus runs all day until around 10pm at night.
Since Winter 2006/7 there is a service to Méribel Village which runs 3 or 4 times a day. From Meribel Village there is a free ski bus that goes to Méribel, although taxis and lifts are easy to come by – the journey time to Méribel Village is only around 10 minutes with clear roads.
Ski Hire In La Tania
Ski Higher
Ski higher, overnight servicing and mobile fitting at your chalet. – Next to the bridge across the piste. Web:www.skihigher.com