Car-free resort, transport by ski buses, lifts between Flaine Forum and Flaine Forêt...
Flaine’s resort was designed to be user-friendly.
Parkings
For your comfort and safety, Flaine resort centre is pedestrianised.
In WINTER - Car parks are available at the entrance to each resort level.
- Paid car parks (€10/24h): P1 (Flaine Front de Neige), P2 (Flaine Forum), P3 (Flaine Forêt). Resort map.
- Free parking: PCol (Col de Pierre Carrée, accessible by free shuttles). Where is the parking lot?
In SUMMER - The outside ressort's car parks are free.
In WINTER/SUMMER - On your arrival and departure, you may drive in the resort to load and unload your vehicle for up to 1h30, or between 7 p.m. and 3.30 a.m. (for any ticket, taken after 7 p.m. - not combinable with the 1h30 free).
Parking GIG - GIC, go to the Welcome Office in winter, for a free ticket, in summer contact the Syndicat Intercommunal de Flaine.
Shuttle buses
In WINTER & SUMMER - Free shuttle buses run throughout the day between Flaine Forêt, the Hameau de Flaine and the Col de Pierre Carrée.
In SUMMER: shuttles run free of charge, in summer, between Les Carroz and Flaine. At each bus stop, one or more ideas for hiking. More information.
To follow the progress of the shuttle in real time in the resort, you can download the SKIBUS application free of charge on Apple Store and Play Store and ckeck the line Col de Pierre Carrée <> Grans Vans.
Outdoors lifts
Two outdoors lifts (orange cabins) allow you to go from Flaine Forêt to Flaire Forum as well.
Charging point for electric cars
Following the creation of the Flaine Environmental Observatory and the ski area being awarded the Green Globe label, Flaine is continuing its commitment to environmental and ecological responsibility with the installation of 2 charging points for electric cars at the entrance to Flaine Forum (free parking during the charge) and 2 charging points in P3 parking in Flaine Forêt.
These SYANE public network points will be open access with no restrictions. They can be used by any customer 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, for whatever type of vehicle.
For more information.
