Northern Alps

In the heart of the Northern Alps, enjoy the ultimate ski experience in iconic resorts such as Val Thorens, Tignes, Les Deux Alpes, and La Plagne, where exceptional snow conditions, vast ski areas, and spectacular scenery promise an unforgettable holiday.

Discover the most beautiful destinations in this part of the Alps.

Northen French Alps

The Northern Alps are an essential destination for a mountain holiday

Between the iconic panoramas of Mont Blanc, the vast open spaces of the Vanoise National Park, the spectacular landscapes of the Écrins massif, and the preserved alpine pastures of the Aravis range, the region offers an exceptional playground for skiing, hiking, wellness, and family activities. Easily accessible and perfectly equipped, the Northern Alps combine large ski areas, remarkable snow conditions, modern facilities, and authentic alpine charm.

With MMV, make the most of these advantages in outstanding resorts such as Les Deux Alpes, Tignes, Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Flaine, Les Saisies, and La Plagne. Whether you choose a Residence Club or a Village Club, you will enjoy comfortable accommodation, services designed for the whole family, and a friendly atmosphere for a successful holiday in the heart of the most beautiful Alpine ski areas.

Where to go in the Northern Alps

Les Menuires

In the heart of Les Menuires, a welcoming resort in Les Trois Vallées, enjoy a wide variety of skiing up to 2,850 meters in altitude across nearly 600 km of slopes, in a friendly atmosphere perfectly suited for families.

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Samoëns

In the heart of the Grand Massif, Samoëns—nicknamed “the village of seven mountains”—charms visitors with its authentic, heritage-listed village atmosphere, its direct access to a vast ski area reaching up to 2,500 meters in altitude, and its unique setting between mountains and preserved landscapes, ideal for combining world-class skiing with a relaxed family lifestyle.

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Val Thorens

In the heart of Les Trois Vallées, Val Thorens—nicknamed “the highest resort in Europe” and perched at 2,300 meters in altitude—offers exceptional snow conditions and direct access to one of the largest ski areas in the world, ideal for enjoying guaranteed skiing throughout the season.

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Arc 2000

Overlooking the Paradiski area, Les Arcs 2000—the highest resort in the sector, perched at 2,000 meters—entices visitors with its excellent snow conditions, alpine atmosphere, and direct access to a vast ski playground, perfect for skiing enthusiasts at high altitude.

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Tignes

In the Tignes – Val d’Isère area, Tignes—often called “the year-round ski resort”—attracts visitors with its high altitude, the Grande Motte glacier, its iconic lake, and its various villages such as Tignes le Lac, Val Claret, and Les Brévières, offering a vast playground for skiing enthusiasts seeking thrills in every season.

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Flaine

In the heart of the Grand Massif, Flaine, a pedestrian-friendly resort renowned for its modern architecture by Marcel Breuer, captivates visitors with its reliable snow, panoramic views of Mont Blanc, and its various sectors such as Flaine Forum, Flaine Forêt, and Flaine Front de Neige, perfect for enjoying accessible and varied skiing.

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Les Saisies

In the heart of the Espace Diamant, Les Saisies—nicknamed “the snow pantry of the Beaufortain”—entices visitors with its abundant snowfall, exceptional views of Mont Blanc, and extensive Nordic areas, providing an ideal setting for both alpine and cross-country skiing in the heart of nature.

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Arêches-Beaufort

Nestled in the Beaufortain, Arêches-Beaufort, an authentic resort with preserved charm, captivates visitors with its mountain village atmosphere, varied slopes through forests and alpine pastures, and breathtaking panoramas, offering a natural skiing experience close to Alpine traditions.

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Val Cenis

At the gateway to Vanoise National Park, Val Cenis, a village-style resort in Haute Maurienne, charms visitors with its authenticity, vast preserved landscapes, and sunny ski area facing the peaks of the Vanoise, perfect for natural, family-friendly skiing.

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Alpe d'Huez

Overlooking the Oisans valley, Alpe d’Huez—nicknamed “the island of the sun”—entices visitors with its exceptional sunshine, varied ski area reaching over 3,300 meters, and its famous Sarenne run, one of the longest in Europe.

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Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise

Nestled in the heart of the Tarentaise, Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise captivates visitors with its preserved authenticity, traditional Savoyard architecture, and human-scale ski area, offering an intimate skiing experience amid forests, wide-open spaces, and exceptional panoramas.

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Les Sybelles

In the heart of Savoie, Les Sybelles, one of the largest ski areas in France, captivates visitors with its open views of the Aiguilles d’Arves and the diversity of its resorts, including Le Corbier, La Toussuire, and Saint-Sorlin-d’Arves, offering a sunny and varied playground for all skill levels.

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La Plagne

In the heart of Paradiski, La Plagne, a vast collection of high-altitude resorts, entices visitors with the diversity of its villages, its exceptional ski area connecting to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express, and its breathtaking panoramas between glaciers and forests, perfect for skiing accessible to all.

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Les Deux Alpes

In the heart of the Oisans, Les Deux Alpes—nicknamed “the year-round high-altitude ski resort”—entices visitors with its glacier reaching 3,600 meters, its vast and varied ski area, and its lively atmosphere, perfect for enjoying skiing in every season.

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