Biolley Mont St Sauveur blue
Biolley Mont St Sauveur
The Biolley piste Mont St Sauveur intermediate blue run drops from the top of the Becoin chair above Aime 2000 down to Plagne Centre, following a similar (but much less steep) route as the Stade Jean-Luc Crétier red piste.
The Mont St Sauveur piste follows a path through a very wide gully before flattening out in the lower section.
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Biolley Mont St Sauveur blue
This piste is normally one of the quieter in this area as most riders tend to stick to the Pavane blue or head over to the Aime sector and Montalbert. As with all the runs in this sector above Aime 2000, access is via the Becoin chair out of Centre. At the top, head right on the Pavane piste before turning right again when you reach the small mountain restaurant (a great place to stop with amazing views over Mont Blanc and the Isère valley).
Set yourself up for a good day out
Whether you are building confidence or covering miles of blue pistes, comfortable equipment is a good starting point. Compare the live offers and collect from a shop close to your accommodation.
Featured hire: Aime 2000. Choose the shop that works best for where you are staying.
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Mont St Sauveur Pros and cons
Mont St Sauveur blue piste: The positives and negatives from our original piste guide.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Wide piste | Long flat at the top (on Pavane) |
| Sidehits | Bottom near Centre can get busy as this piste merges with other runs |
| Interesting terrain | |
| Great scenery | |
| Easy access off-piste | |
| Becoin chair back is very fast | |
| Mostly long enough / wide enough to not feel busy | |
| Taken with Pavane at the top, this is a fun run for most levels |
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Mont St Sauveur connections
Connecting pistes and lifts: Where you can go next once you finish Mont St Sauveur.
| Connecting lifts: | Connecting pistes: |
|---|---|
| Funiplagne Grande Rochette | None |
| Colorado detachable chair | |
| Becoin detachable chair |
Mont St Sauveur stats
Mont St Sauveur piste stats: Length, altitude and gradient at a glance.
| Quality | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length: | 1.2km |
| Start alt: | 2316m |
| End alt: | 1991m |
| Vert drop: | 325m |
| Max gradient: | 31° |
| Graded: | Blue |
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