Quelle altitude à Tignes ?
2 100
La naissance de la station de sport d’hiver Après la construction du barrage en 1952 et la noyade du Vieux Tignes sous les eaux, Tignes a su rebondir et a pris de la hauteur pour s’installer à 2 100 mètres d’altitude, au cœur d’un cirque unique à 360°.
Ou skier à Tignes ?
Tignes : le ski en été, c’est possible grâce au glacier de la Grande Motte ! La station de Tignes offre la chance exceptionnelle de pouvoir pratiquer le ski en été. Le glacier de la Grande Motte dispose, en effet, de pistes à près de 3000 m d’altitude.
What is the altitude of Tignes?
- Welcome to Tignes. Tignes is one of the best ski areas to come to for a long, snow-sure season. The main resort on the edge of Le Lac sits at an altitude of 2100m above sea level while the lower villages still boast altitudes of 1550m and 1850m.
What happened to Tignes-le-Lac?
- The old town of Tignes disappeared beneath the waters of the Lac du Chevril when the valley was dammed in 1952. Now the resort is made up of many smaller purpose-built villages at varying altitudes, with Tignes-Le-Lac generally classed as the main one.
Are there bars and restaurants in Tignes?
- There are many bars and restaurants in each of the Tignes villages and four nightclubs: two in Val Claret and two in Le Lac, with a 24hr free bus service between Val Claret, Le Lac and Le Lavachet. Tignes is divided into four parts, each offering a slightly different atmosphere and all linked to the same great ski area.
Can you go skiing in Tignes in the summer?
- Above all of this is the Grande Motte Glacier, which rises to a lofty 3450m and is accessible not only during winter but in the summer too. Yes, you can come summer skiing in Tignes. The old town of Tignes disappeared beneath the waters of the Lac du Chevril when the valley was dammed in 1952.
