Champagny blue piste Bozelet: For early intermediates – ie skiers and snowboarders who can ride, turn and stop in control – this is one of La Plagne’s best blue pistes. Actually, the views alone should put it at the top of your must-do list when you visit.

Access is via the Verdons Sud chair on the Champagny side or the Lovatière chair from the Plagne Centre side.

La Plagne’s Bozelet blue piste: The Bozelet starts hugging the ridge-line of Les Verdons before cascading down under the Verdons Sud chair, then doubles back to the chair’s base. Along the way, you’ll experience jaw-dropping views over Trois Vallées, Pralognan-la-Vanoise and Grande Casse.

Around a quarter of the way down, there’s a small snack hut which is definitely worth stopping at. While the food and drink choices are limited, the views from this vantage point are breathtaking.

Bozelet features a couple of relatively steep pitches but even riders with limited skills should still get down without issue – even if it means side-slipping the tougher sections. Do this run – you won’t regret it.

Bozelet piste: A comprehensive for and against list of the Bozelet intermediate piste in La Plagne’s Champagny sector. This gives you a balanced view of the run and its relative merits plus any potential issues.

Bozelet piste and lift connections: Where you can go when you reach the base of this run – connecting pistes and lifts.

Bozelet piste stats: Take a detailed look at the stats for this piste including length, start altitude, end altitude and vertical drop. This information gives you a good idea what to expect from riding this run.