Savoie, France · Tarentaise · Paradiski
La Plagne
The bobsleigh track built for 1992 is the only one in France. It is being reused, making La Plagne one of the most history-laden venues of these Games.
Events hosted here
| Bobsleigh | Olympic |
| Luge | Olympic |
| Skeleton | Olympic |
The day-by-day schedule has not yet been published by the organisers. This page will be updated as soon as it is. The Olympic Winter Games run from 1 to 17 February 2030, the Paralympic Winter Games from 1 to 10 March 2030.
Getting there
| Mode | Detail |
|---|---|
| Rail | Station: Aime-la-Plagne, roughly 18 km |
| Air | Lyon-Saint-Exupéry — 2 h 30 by road |
| Air | Genève — 2 h 45 by road |
| Air | Chambéry — 2 h by road |
Journey times are indicative, excluding winter driving conditions and any event-day traffic restrictions, which have not yet been announced.
Where to stay
La Plagne is a dozen villages, from functional high-altitude resorts to traditional valley hamlets. The valley floor remains the cheapest base and the best served by rail.
Worth noting: Courchevel and Val d'Isère also host events in the same valley. A well-chosen base lets you cover several venues from one place.
The resort for the rest of the winter
Paradiski links La Plagne to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express cable car: 425 km of piste. The 1992 bob track is open to the public in a two-seat luge or a bob taxi — a genuinely rare experience.
Partner link
Ski hire — Skis, boots and lift passes booked ahead, usually cheaper than at the counter.
In short
- 3 events hosted in the Tarentaise.
- Rail access via Aime-la-Plagne.
- Suggested base for the valley: Moûtiers / Bourg-Saint-Maurice.
- Booking accommodation with free cancellation remains the only sensible strategy at this stage.