



La Plagne has many parts so please confirm exactly which one you're heading to when you book. The name alone isn't enough. The main high-altitude sites are Plagne Centre, Plagne Bellecôte, Plagne 1800, Belle Plagne, Plagne Villages, Plagne Soleil, and Plagne Aime 2000 at the top. Each has its own access and its own pickup point. Belle Plagne is fully pedestrianised — include your residence name at booking so we come to the right entrance.
Leaving La Plagne, the road descends through the high-altitude Paradiski villages and forested slopes towards Aime in the Tarentaise Valley. From there, the N90 heads west through Moûtiers and Albertville before the route continues alongside Lake Annecy and north towards Geneva. The transfer ends at Gare de Cornavin on Place de Cornavin.
On Saturday mornings, the N90 between Bourg-Saint-Maurice and Moûtiers carries heavy outbound traffic from the upper Tarentaise resorts. The Lake Annecy and Geneva approach sections can also slow during busy winter weekends.
Your driver drops you off directly in front of Gare de Cornavin on Place de Cornavin — the main entrance facing the square, steps from the ticket hall and all platforms. If you're catching a connecting train after your transfer from the Alps to Geneva, factor in a few minutes to reach your platform: Cornavin can get congested with ski luggage on Sunday evenings when everyone heads home from the mountains. Need to check a train time? The SBB app gives real-time departures and platform numbers — worth having on your phone if you're connecting onward to Lausanne, Bern, or Zurich.