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Flaine

A pedestrian mountain village born in the 1960s from the plans of architect Marcel Breuer, at 1 600 m in the heart of the Grand Massif: 64 ski-in/ski-out pistes, direct access to the linked ski area (Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, Sixt), and an open-air collection of modern art.

The Flaine ski area in the Grand Massif
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At a glance
Price
2025-26 season rates — Grand Massif adult day pass €61 · Flaine pass €59 · season €1,284
Best season
Winter (skiing) · also lively in summer
Parking
Three main car parks P1 (Flaine Front de Neige), P2 (Flaine Forum) and P3 (Flaine Forêt): winter rate 5€ between 30 min and 12h, 10€ between 12h and 24h, then 10€ per 24h period; free in summer. Temporary free access of 1h30 (or between 19:00 and 3:30) for loading/unloading. Col de Pierre Carrée car park: free, reached by free shuttles. Pavillon d'Accueil car park open from 4 December 2025 to 19 April 2026, every day 24/7. 4 electric charging points (public access 24/7).
Altitude
Resort 1 600 m · ski area up to 2 500 m
Wheelchair access
Accessible · Adaptive skiing offered by professional instructors with suitable equipment: ESF (individualised adaptive-ski lessons at Flaine Forum) and Flaine Mountain (tandem-ski). Free disabled parking after validation at the Pavillon d'Accueil: dedicated space to the right of the Grandes Platières cable car at Flaine Forum; any free space at Flaine Forêt. Three public toilets accessible to people with reduced mobility (Flaine Forum shopping arcade, Flaine Forêt shopping arcade, Grand Vans). Lift pass discount 50% (disability card > 80% or CMI card marked "invalidité"; companion at the same rate if marked "besoin d'accompagnement"). Source: Flaine — Site officiel (Handiski)

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Price

Adulte (15-74 ans) 1 journée Grand Massif
61,00 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — pass Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, Sixt ; 4h consécutives : 54,90 €
Enfant (8-14 ans) 1 journée Grand Massif
48,80 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — moins de 8 ans / 75 ans et + : gratuit à la journée en caisse sur justificatif d'âge
Adulte (15-74 ans) 1 journée Pass Flaine
59,00 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — station de Flaine uniquement ; 4h consécutives : 53,10 €
Enfant (8-14 ans) 1 journée Pass Flaine
47,20 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — station de Flaine uniquement
Abonnement Saison Grand Massif adulte (26-74 ans)
1284,00 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — réduit (8-25 ans) 856 € ; Saison PREM'S 642 € jusqu'au 30 Sept. 2025, Saison PROMO 714 € jusqu'au 15 Nov. 2025
Forfait Flaine Débutant 1 journée adulte
29,50 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — espace débutant de Flaine ; réduit 23,60 €

What is Flaine

Flaine is a pedestrian mountain village built in the 1960s from the plans of architect Marcel Breuer, a leading figure of the Bauhaus movement — a modernist concrete architecture that is now the signature of the place. Located at 1 600 m altitude in the commune of Arâches-la-Frasse, it occupies a natural cirque known for its reliable snow cover, up to the Grandes Platières at 2 500 m.

Flaine has 64 pistes served by 24 ski lifts, and provides access to the entire linked ski area of the Grand Massif (Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, Sixt), which offers a total of 139 pistes and 265 km of pistes across 62 lifts.

Marked off-piste skiing is practised in the combes de Gers and de Véret, and a Nordic area is set up at the Col de Pierre Carrée with several pistes of all levels (green, blue, red, black). Ski touring, adaptive skiing (handiski) and free beginner zones complete the winter offering.

A ski-in/ski-out and family-friendly resort (ESF ski schools), Flaine also stands out for its open-air collection of modern art, with works by Pablo Picasso, Jean Dubuffet and Victor Vasarely scattered around the resort — a cultural stroll that extends the stay, in winter as in summer.

Activities

What you can do here

Practical

Practical information

Massif / Ski area
Grand Massif — linked ski area (Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, Sixt)
Altitude
Resort 1 600 m · ski area up to 2 500 m (Grandes Platières)
Alpine skiing
64 pistes / 24 lifts (Flaine) · Grand Massif ski area: 139 pistes / 265 km / 62 lifts
Ski lifts
24 specific to Flaine; 62 across the whole Grand Massif ski area
Nordic skiing
Nordic area at the Col de Pierre Carrée (4 pistes: green, blue, red, black)
Access / Shuttles
Free shuttles within the resort; winter Eurobus from Genève airport; Altibus from Cluses station (~30 km)
Commune
74300 Flaine (Arâches-la-Frasse)
Getting there
Cluses SNCF (TGV) station, 30 km away: Altibus links between Cluses station and Flaine (several stops; single ticket from 12€, return from 19€). Geneva Airport 70 km away: EBA Eurobus (transfer + free shuttles to your accommodation once on site), Go Massif (shared shuttle in winter); by train, Geneva-Airport → Geneva-Cornavin → Cluses. Free intra-resort shuttles all day between Flaine Forêt, the Hameau de Flaine and the Col de Pierre Carrée site (summer: free shuttles Les Carroz ↔ Flaine). Advance booking strongly recommended.
When to visit

When to visit

Winter for skiing (alpine, Nordic, off-piste); summer for hiking, mountain biking and open-air modern art
Winter

Winter season

Winter access window
Open (cleared road)
Winter infrastructure
Nordic skiing · Cross-country skiing · Dog sledding · Ski touring
Snow panorama
Not specified
Equipment mandated
Loi Montagne II — winter tyres or chains required (1 Nov – 31 Mar)
Nearby

Where to eat, drink, stay

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Photos

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Flaine part of the Grand Massif ski area?

Yes. Flaine has 64 pistes and 24 lifts of its own, and provides access to the entire linked Grand Massif ski area (Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, Sixt), which offers a total of 139 pistes and 265 km of pistes.

How do I get to Flaine without a car?

The nearest SNCF train station is Cluses (~30 km), connected to Flaine in winter by the Altibus service. A Eurobus service also links Flaine Forum with Genève airport (car park P6).

What is there to do in Flaine besides skiing?

The resort offers an open-air collection of modern art (Picasso, Dubuffet, Vasarely), and nearby, dog-sledding outings with Évasion Nordique in Les Carroz or a caving trip to the Grotte de Balme in Magland.

Why is Flaine's architecture so distinctive?

Flaine is a village resort entirely built in the 1960s from the plans of architect Marcel Breuer, a leading figure of the Bauhaus movement, giving it a unique modernist identity among Savoie resorts.

Sources

Sources & verification

Multi-source verification at publication. Information may change — confirm with the official operator before travelling.

Published 15 juillet 2026·Updated 20/07/26

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