Grande Rochette / Plagne Centre expert pistes: The two black pistes in the Grande Rochette sector above Plagne Centre might be short but they pack a punch – well, at least in the top sections anyway.
However, as with the rest of the resort, if you’re looking for the biggest on-hill challenges, you should consider hiring a guide to show the much bigger challenges in Paradiski – or head for the Biolley blacks or the black pistes in the Glacier sector. Both these areas have great off-piste challenges as does the Champagny sector. Check our La Plagne routes page for combi runs that maximise the vert drop or visit the iRide / LaPlagne360 YouTube channel for more info.
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Black pistes can involve steep slopes, bumps and variable snow. Ask the hire team for equipment suited to your ability and intended terrain, with well-fitting boots and a properly checked setup.
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Before tackling demanding pistes, check your winter-sports policy for rescue, evacuation and medical treatment. If you plan any off-piste skiing or snowboarding, check the separate conditions and exclusions rather than assuming it is included.
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