Inghams have a wealth of experience in the skiing and snowboarding industry and have introduced thousands of people to the fun and exciting world of snow sports over the years. We know where the best skiing destinations for beginners are and we are here to help point you in the direction.
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Beginners ski holiday - visit France
France is the perfect destination if you are new to skiing or snowboarding. France offers gentle, wide slopes, a record for snowfall, plenty of ski schools or hire shops in all resorts and isn't too far to travel for your first attempt at the slopes.
La Plagne
- Part of the Paradiski ski area, one the largest in Europe
- La Plagne has 70 blue runs for beginners to practice on
- There are several beginners areas with green runs to build up confidence
- Many off the blue runs lead off the mountain so new skiers can ski almost straight back to their accommodation
- The Paradiski ski area has a total of 18 green runs and 129 blue runs so a week building skills and exploring here is easily done
Tignes
- Designated nursery areas for little ones learning to ski, where you can help them practice safely with other similar level children
- An impressive 25 green and 65 blue runs can be found across the Tignes/Val d'Isere ski area, so plenty of space to explore
- Tignes has plenty of wide, cruising blues to help build your confidence close to the resort
- There is a 'beginners only' area for those learning or joining ski lessons
- There are 9 free lifts across Tignes resort, meaning you can build up your skills without the cost
Courchevel
- One the larger French resorts, offering access to 53 green runs and 137 blue runs - you will soon build up the confidence here
- Courchevel is part of the Three Valleys ski area in France, which is the largest linked ski area in Europe
- There are several 'ZEN areas' that are perfect for beginners and has been designed to help anyone learn to ski or snowboard
- The ski schools here are very good and have many English speaking tutors to help assit your progression
Flaine
- A selection of 25 green runs and 59 blue runs
- Flaine is a slightly smaller resort, but tends to be a little quieter, making learning to use the lifts a more relaxing experience
- There are wide and gentle nursery slopes, which are perfect for finding your ski-legs and working up your confidence
- If you are a confident beginner, it's worth trying the blue Cristal run - an open and gentle slope that takes you straight back into resort
How to book your holiday
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