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Hi all
I've just booked for La Plagne. Heading out 3rd Jan. I'm staying in Plagne Soleil, so we've got ski in/out. I know it's quiet in Soleil itself, so can anyone tell me if it's walkable to one of the busier centres for a night out? I've not visited L Plagne before.
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We stayed in Plagne Soleil a few years ago - we liked the location very much. If you head over the piste to Plagne Villages there is a telebus lift which takes you to Plagne centre - ran until late (1 am?) One year it was free, another year we had to pay a couple of euros. I think you can then get a navette to Belle Plagne etc if you want. I don't know about walking - we did it in the light once to Plagne Centre and it wasn't too far but it would depend on the weather conditions.
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said, there's a telebus thingy that takes you back and forth. It was free the last time we were there (few years ago now though...) and open quite late. Top tip: don't try and walk back up the piste. Down is entertaining, but up - especially after a few beers - isn't recommended!
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You can definitely walk it by cutting across through a car park from centre, but it will take you ages in the dark.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Cheers for the responses guys. Looking forward to checking out a new resort not previously visited.
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