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The Crêtes poma above Aime 2000 is marked as difficult – and justifiably so, given its sharp initial gradient, take off ‘kick’ and dog-leg midway up. Only confident intermediates and above should attempt this lift as it’s a tricky proposition should you fall due to the (roped-off) steep drops either side of the uplift track.

The poma also only accesses red and black runs from the top so this really isn’t a tow for beginners. Gavotte red, Grande Pente black and Étroits black are all reached from the top – as is some of La Plagne’s best off-piste riding (with hiking involved). The location of this lift is very prone to high winds so it doesn’t always run in bad weather. Also, the runs in this spot are frequently closed after fresh snow until the security teams have had time to secure them (so yeah, you need a guide to ride the off-piste in this area safely).

Pros
  • Fast
  • Queues rare
  • Great views
  • Accesses some of La Plagne’s toughest terrain
Cons
  • Very steep at beginning
  • Uplift track can get scoured
  • Tricky dog-leg throws some riders
  • Don’t ride unless you have ability

 

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Connecting lifts: Connecting pistes:
None Gavotte red
Grande Pente black
Étroits black

 

Lift stats

Length: 0.3km / 0.2m
Base alt: 2335m
End alt: 2398m
Vert ascent: 63m
Av gradient: 19%
Max gradient: 51%
Capacity: 1 person
People per hr: 600 people
Av travel time: 1 min 50s
Type: Poma

 

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