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The Grande Rochette lift Colorado out of Plagne Centre serves some of the most interesting intermediate terrain and runs in La Plagne – as well as an excellent beginners’ area (Piste Mauve) and the Luge Park. However, this also means the Colorado lift often gets busy. If your riding is up to it, you’ll often find it’s quicker taking the Funiplagne instead – however that means tackling the steep Carina red to access the same pistes, so factor in your own ability when making that decision.

Colorado passes over some beautiful wooded terrain with bowls and natural gullies / quarters before opening out higher up the Grande Rochette bowl. No matter what your level, you should find the runs accessed by this chair provide fun routes back down – particularly if you stray just a little distance from the main pistes.

Pros
  • Accesses great runs
  • Great scenery
  • Fast, 6-person lift
Cons
  • Many beginners
  • Many ski schools
  • This lift gets seriously busy after 10am
  • In many cases, you might be quicker taking the Funiplagne (it accesses the same runs)

 

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Connecting lifts: Connecting pistes:
Verdons Nord detachable chair (via Pollux) Capella blue
Arnica blue
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Lift stats

Length: 1.3km / 0.8m
Base alt: 1969m
End alt: 2278m
Vert ascent: 309m
Av gradient: 24%
Max gradient: 49%
Capacity: 6 people
People per hr: 3000
Av travel time: 5min 30s
Type: Detachable chair

 

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