Champagny drag lifts téléski TK: In recent years there’s been a clear shift away from the humble drag lift, with many French ski areas favouring the much quicker and higher-capacity option of detachable chairs instead.
Nonetheless, drag lifts still serve a useful purpose on short ascents, as is the case in the Champagny-en-Vanoise sector of La Plagne, where they continue to do a simple but effective job.
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Choosing your hire in advance gives you one less thing to organise on arrival. Pick a handy shop and ask the staff to check the fit and setup before you head for the lifts.
Featured hire: Champagny-en-Vanoise. Choose the shop that works best for where you are staying.
Aiglon is a short drag lift serving the beginner piste, Bergerie, which is one of the best beginner areas in La Plagne for skiers and snowboarders
Borseliers III is a short, fast drag lift used as an alternative to the Borseliers chair for accessing the Rossa chair in the Champagny sector of La Plagne
Éterlou is a short drag lift (extending pole Poma) and serves the small beginners’ area at the top of the Champagny gondola in the Champagny sector of La Plagne
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