Les 2 Alpes - New Management Promises A Bumper Summer

Since 1 December 2020, the lifts in Les 2 Alpes have been managed by SATA Group (it used to be Compagnie des Alpes under the name Deux Alpes Loisirs).

SATA also manages the ski lifts in Alpe d’Huez and La Grave. Fabrice Boutet, the CEO of SATA Group, says: “It is a great challenge to have integrated Les 2 Alpes in the group. Les 2 Alpes and Alpe d’Huez areunder the same management but each resort will keep its identity.” 

SATA Group is investing €290 million in Les 2 Alpes over the next 30 years. The first part of the plan will take place over the next five years and will cost €150 million. It includes redesigning the ski areas and investing in new snow-making equipment. SATA Group will also work on developing the bike areas in the summer and creating new activities.

The mayor of Les 2 Alpes, Christophe Aubert, says: “SATA is going to offer a bright future to Les 2 Alpes. The resort won’t only be a ski resort, but a four-season destination.”

Ten reasons to visit Les 2 Alpes This Summer: 

1. You can ski or snowboard on the glacier at 3,200m.

2. It is an exceptional resort for downhill mountain biking (90km of green, blue, red and black runs).

3. You can discover four marked trail running tracks.

4. It is an excellent base for road cyclists who want to ride on the legendary roads of the Tour deFrance.

5. It is located on the edge of the Écrins National Park, which is a paradise for hikers, with over 200km of hiking tracks.

6. There are over 40 activities on offer, including paragliding, golf,trampolining, white water rafting and swimming.

7. Although it is usually warm during the day, it is cooler at night – the perfect combinationfor enjoying the sunshine without the heat wave.

8. Les 2 Alpes organises funevents every weekend, including the Mountain of Hell, the Ultimate E-Bike Challenge andAlpes Home.

9. It offers excellent value for money.

10. Les 2 Alpes has created its own label (‘2 Be Safe’) to guarantee that all the health andsafety measures in relation to Covid-19 are taken.