Carve up wide-open terrain and check out the exciting après scene on the twin alps of this ski resort, known for its long season and dazzling glacier.

Les 2 Alpes is an extensive ski resort that encompasses the two alpine plateaus above Mont-de-Lans and Venosc. Skiers and boarders favor this resort for its extensive skiable terrain, treeless slopes, half-pipe and fun park. Enjoy the resort’s excellent lift system, year-round glacial snow cover and charming lower village.

Explore nearly 425 acres (172 hectares) of groomed pistes and find an even spread of black-, blue- and green-graded runs. Kids and beginners will love the resort’s gentle slopes and ski-school programs. For more challenging runs, check out the resort’s extensive off-piste slopes and traverse the exciting terrain at adjoining La Grave, which is connected to Les 2 Alpes by gondola.

Thrill-seeking skiers and boarders can practice jumps and tricks on the kickers, boxes and half-pipe in the terrain park. The glacier of Les 2 Alpes is one of the largest skiable glaciers in Europe and allows year-round skiing, however, there are some lift closures in summer. Jump aboard the funicular railway that travels beneath the ice and enjoy magnificent panoramic views from the glacier’s peak. From here, you can see Mont Blanc, the National Park of Les Ecrins, the Plateau de Vercors and L’Alpe d’Huez.

The resort’s village has a wide range of dining options and après-ski venues, from rustic chalet restaurants to casual crêperies, lively bars and burger joints. Test out some new equipment at the ski rental facilities or relax after a long day on the slopes with a massage or spa treatment.

Les 2 Alpes is easily accessible by car from Grenoble and the Frejus Tunnel near the Italian border. Bus transfers are available from Grenoble’s train station, 75 minutes from the resort by car, while the airport is 90-minutes’ drive away. The resort’s lifts run from November until the end of April, as well as a period between June and August and the October holidays. Consider buying a multi-day ski pass that enables access to several nearby resorts for the full Grande Galaxie French Alps experience.

Don’t miss visiting the neighboring village of Venosc, which is linked to the resort by gondola.

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Residence La Reserve

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Aug 13 - Aug 17

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Roundtrip flight included

New York (NYC) to Lyon (LYS)

8.2/10 Very Good! (401 reviews)

The hotel was great and the service was awesome!!

Reviewed on Jun 1, 2025

Madame Vacances Residence Les Chalets du Berger

per person

Aug 18 - Aug 24

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Roundtrip non-stop flight included

New York (JFK) to Lyon (LYS)

7.8/10 Good! (110 reviews)

Let me start by saying that whatever you do, book the largest room available but NEVER the room for 4 which is too small for humans. The room occupancy is calculated based on the usage of the most basic of sofabeds and trust me, you want a proper bed. So if there is 4 of you then book for 6 or as I said - as large as possible. The flat we stayed in was basic but clean and functional. The bathroom was super and the bedrooms as well. The kitchen/living area is quite small and the balcony was to small for 3 even though we stayed in a flat for 6. The complex has an excellent pool which is very popular with guests. The reception is not always manned by when it is, we found the staff super nice and helpful. Please note that you have to clean after yourself before you check out. Our first impression when we arrived was not great but La Feclaz really grew on us while we were there and we were somewhat sad to leave. La Feclaz has a several fairly basic, reasonably priced but ok restaurants but don't expect gastronomy. The village does however have a truly excellent little supermarket with all you need again at reasonable prices. Attaced to the supermarket is a laundrette which is the only place you can wash clothes. In terms of things to do, as a family we highly recommend the very well signed local hiking paths which are great for families as well as seasoned hikers. Cyclists are also in for a treat as the climb from Chambery to La Feclaz is 1100m and steep.

Reviewed on Jul 30, 2016