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Tignes, France, Could Lose Summer Skiing Within a Decade as Grande Motte Glacier Melts
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Tignes, France, Could Lose Summer Skiing Within a Decade as Grande Motte Glacier Melts
Skiing down the Glacier de la Grande Motte | Photo: Tignes Ski Resort For decades, one of the biggest draws of Tignes, France, was the promise that you could ski there in the middle of summer. At more than 3,450 meters (11,340 feet) on the Grande Motte Glacier, World Cup racers, ski clubs, and recreational skiers flocked to the glacier long after most European resorts had packed away their lifts for the season. Now, resort officials are openly a…
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