Tignes Ski School

We offer the following ski lessons in Tignes:

Our Ski Lesson Costs are from

All Day Ski Lessons / 09:15 Start / €650.00

4-hour Ski Lessons / 09:00 Start / €420.00

3-hour Ski Lessons / 14:00 Start / €245.00

2-hour Ski Lessons / 09:00 Start / €225.00

2-hour Ski Lessons / 11:30 Start / €210.00

* quoted prices are for 1 – 2 pupils in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for a fee and prices in peak weeks are higher.

If you would like to find out more about Val d’Isere ski school prices please contact our team.

The ski season in Tignes typically runs from December to April. Naturally, the season can be extended, typically with weekend openings in November. Take a look at this year’s season date with the see tignes official website.

Tignes is part of the Espace Killy ski area, which includes Val d’Isere. This area is home to 300 kilometres of groomed pistes and 82 lifts, which can be viewed on the Tignes Piste Map.

The transfer from Chambery is 2 hours (142km), from Geneva it is 2h50 (178km), from Grenoble it is 2h45 (215km) and from Lyon it is 2h35 (220km). There are however less options in terms of flights from Chambery as compared to the larger airports. These details can be seen on our getting to Tignes page. 

The blue runs around Tignes Val Claret are super popular, with a fun mix of steady descents and some tougher sections.

Check out Double M and Grattalu for some exciting descents and stunning views. If you’re feeling adventurous, the Snow Park next to the Grattalu Piste is perfect for testing your skills.

Tignes is one of the most snow-sure resorts in Europe with an average annual snowfall of 670cm of snow per year, which is supplemented with 216 snow cannons.

Tignes village is 1810 meters above sea level, with a maximum altitude of 3456m at the top of the Grande Motte cable car.

Take a look at the Tignes snow conditions with the Tignes webcam.

There are four beginner slope areas: one in Val Claret, one in Tignes Les Lac, one in Tignes Le Lavachet, and one in Tignes Les Brevieres. Plus, there’s a magic carpet in Tignes 1800.

Surrounded by National Parks and endless terrain, Tignes is undoubtedly famous for its off-piste culture.

One of our favourites is the Vallon de la Sache, which offers a thrilling descent with stunning views. The Vallon de la Sache offers a quick off-piste adventure just a short hike from the nearest chairlift.