Overview

Les Saisies Ski Information

Resort height - 1650m

Snow range - 919 - 2069m

Ski area - 77km

Easy - 13km

Intermediate - 32km

Difficult - 32km

Snow parks - 1

Ski Lifts - (Gondolas - 1, Chairlifts - 15, Ski lifts - 12, Drag lifts - 3)

Things to do in Les Saisies

Things to do - Winter in Les Saisies offers far more than alpine skiing. Alongside its extensive downhill ski area, the resort is renowned for its exceptional cross-country skiing, with one of the largest Nordic trail networks in the French Alps. Visitors can also enjoy snowshoeing through peaceful forests, dog sledding, tobogganing, fat biking on snow, and guided mountain walks. Families will find plenty of child-friendly activities, while those seeking relaxation can unwind in wellness facilities after a day outdoors. The resort's spectacular setting, with panoramic views of Mont Blanc and the Beaufortain mountains, makes it an ideal destination for both active adventures and a relaxing winter escape.

Restaurants - Les Saisies offers a varied dining scene that reflects the character of this family-friendly Alpine ski resort. Visitors can choose from traditional Savoyard restaurants serving local specialties such as fondue, raclette, tartiflette, and diots (regional sausages), as well as casual cafés, pizzerias, crêperies, and mountain restaurants with panoramic views. Many of the slope-side establishments are ideal for a relaxed lunch between ski runs, while the village restaurants provide a cosy atmosphere for evening meals after a day on the mountain. Several venues also feature sunny terraces, making them popular spots to enjoy the surrounding views of the Beaufortain massif and, on clear days, Mont Blanc. Whether you're looking for authentic regional cuisine, a quick meal, or a leisurely dinner, Les Saisies offers dining options to suit families, couples, and groups throughout the ski season.

Nightlife - Les Saisies offers a relaxed and welcoming après-ski scene, making it an excellent choice for visitors seeking a sociable atmosphere rather than a lively party destination. After a day on the slopes, skiers can unwind in cosy mountain bars, enjoy drinks on sunny terraces, or sample traditional Savoyard cuisine in the village's restaurants. Many venues feature warm alpine interiors, local wines, craft beers, and regional specialties such as fondue and raclette. Nightlife in Les Saisies is low-key and family-friendly, with a handful of bars and occasional live music or themed evenings during the winter season. While the resort does not have nightclubs or a late-night party scene like some larger Alpine destinations, its charming atmosphere, friendly hospitality, and relaxed evenings make it an appealing choice for couples, families, and anyone looking to enjoy the authentic character of a traditional mountain village.

Airport Transfers - How to get to Les Saisies

We can organise your transfers from Geneva Airport, Grenoble Airport, Lyon Airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if only a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.

Distance to Geneva Airport: 120km

Distance to Grenoble Airport: 170km

Distance to Lyon Airport: 180km