Tourist Guide Les Deux Alpes
Les Deux Alpes is known by the name Les 2 Alpes 3600 or Les 2 Alpes. This village is famous for its ski resort in the French Isere department. It’s known to have the largest skiable glacier in Europe. Les Deux Alpes is the second oldest resort in France behind Chamonix. To reach this village, one has to drive 71 kilometers to the south east of Grenoble.
This village is 5,413 feet and has lifts that run to a height of 11,811 feet.
Climate wise, Les Deux Alpes has cool winters with mild summers. The average temperature during the summer season is 21 degrees. In summer, the climate is hot and sunny in the lower valleys and cooler higher up. In winter, conditions are reversed and the valleys are very cold.
Les Deux Alpes has the most revered and extensive snow parks in Europe, having a half pipe, two boarders cross courses and multiple kickers.
Les Deux Alpes has a population of around 3,000 inhabitants outside of the ski season, and 35,000 when ski holiday season is in full swing.
This village is 5,413 feet and has lifts that run to a height of 11,811 feet.
Climate wise, Les Deux Alpes has cool winters with mild summers. The average temperature during the summer season is 21 degrees. In summer, the climate is hot and sunny in the lower valleys and cooler higher up. In winter, conditions are reversed and the valleys are very cold.
Les Deux Alpes has the most revered and extensive snow parks in Europe, having a half pipe, two boarders cross courses and multiple kickers.
Les Deux Alpes has a population of around 3,000 inhabitants outside of the ski season, and 35,000 when ski holiday season is in full swing.
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