We hope this selection of piste and lift maps, street maps, and activity area maps for Tignes will help you find your way around so you can make the most of this great part of the world.
Tignes is made up of a number of small resorts at various altitudes - Tignes Les Boisses, Tignes Le Lac, Tignes Le Lavachet, Tignes Les Brevieres and Tignes Val Claret. Each village has its own local pistes and are connected to each other by the lift network and the public bus system.
Lifts marked on the piste map using straight black lines are of four types: button tow/drag lift, chairlift, télécabine and télephérique. They have the corresponding abbreviations:
TK - téléski (drag lift)
TS - télésiege (chairlift)
TC - télécabine (gondola)
TPH - téléphérique (cable car)
Anything prefixed/suffixed with “Express” means a six-person, fast chairlift.
Find out what's happening in Tignes and how to make the most of your time here. The latest news, reviews, current events and the trendiest restaurants, as well as interviews with leading locals, insider's guides and things to do, see and experience in the region. Plus, during the winter season, our famous snow reports and dump alerts, all in the same place.
Tignes hosts a wide range of events throughout the year. There is a constant barrage of live music après-ski throughout the winter, as well as the much anticipated Live in Tignes festival each April. In the summer, the resort plays home to some major trail running events, such as the High Trail Vanoise in July and the Tignes Trail in August.
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