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As a family, ski Flaine for a perfect winter holiday skiing or snowboarding in France. However, Flaine caters for all abilities and the Grand Massif is a beautiful alpine setting near Mont Blanc - one to consider. WherePeople choose to ski Flaine for the skiing and snowboarding and the convenience. Especially families. There's lots of terrain to choose from in the Grand Massif, with your lift pass enabling you to ski or board the other resorts of Les Carroz, Morillon and Samoëns. Access is realtively easy with Geneva and Chambéry within 2 hours - making it great for yournger families especially. On the slopesWinter holidays in the Flaine ski resort offer something for everyone. Beginners will enjoy some lovely nursery terrain in the vast snowy bowl in which the resort lies, while intermediates will find a host of long cruising runs, many leading back to the resort. Advanced skiers find this is a great place to go off-piste - somethgin the Grands Massif is great for - a local guide will show you the best spots. For boarders there are nursery slopes for beginners and three snowparks, including the popular JAM Park at Aujon. Off the slopesFlaine is a purpose built ski resort, so it is possible to ski to and from much of the accommodation. Food is good, with lunch options including several mountain restaurants in the bowl, and a further eight or nine places to eat in town. Après-ski often starts at the Totem bar at the foot of the slopes - the terrace is great for catching the last of the day's rays - before moving onto the White Grouse pub and Le Cîmes.
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