Getting Around Guide to La Plagne

From Belle Plagne to Plagne Bellecote there is no bus service, but a cable car that runs from 08:00 until 01:45.

Plagne Bellecote then offers a loop bus service, heading to Plagne Centre then to Plagne 1800. It runs every 15 minutes from 08:00 until midnight.

In Plagne Centre the Telemètro (cable car) connects with Aime 2000. It's open from 08:00 until midnight.

Between Plagne Villages and Plagne Soleil there is both a bus service and the Telebus, depending on the time of day. From 08:30 – 09:00 there is a bus service, then the Telebus opens from 09:00 until 20:30 then the bus service then takes over from 20:30 until 23:45.

All of the bus timetables are available from the Tourist Information office and above, and there are also timetables at all of the bus stops.

If you wish to head down to the Bobsleigh, you can either head down on your skis or snowboards via La Roche piste or there is a free bus service that leaves from Plagne Centre and runs every 30 minutes.

After the bus service stops, if you are planning on heading out after hours and need transport home, it is best to pre-book a taxi, to avoid a long wait, if not you could have a chilly walk home in the snow.

Heading over to Les Arcs on skis is super easy on skis, if you are leaving from Plagne Centre you head up the Bergerie Chair Lift, then ski down into Plagne Bellecote. From here you take the Arpette Chair Lift, from the top of the Arpette you can then ski down Montchavin and Les Coches, which is where you take the connection to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express cable car. Once in Les Arcs, remember to check the closing times of the chair lifts and cable cars to return to La Plagne, if you miss these a taxi can end up being pretty expensive.