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The short Grande Rochette lift Mélézes chair out of Plagne 1800 is an arterial link for visitors staying in the satellite and gives access up and out to the main Grande Rochette bowl and beyond. It doesn’t really serve any runs of purpose so could be more seen as a transit link than anything else. Along with the 1800 chair up to Aime 2000, it provides the only lift access out of Plagne 1800 so can suffer badly from queues – particularly in the busy morning period.

Watch out for the quick carpet which is used as you get onto this lift to help the lift operate at a quicker speed. Even with the carpet system, the chair still approaches at quite a speed so stay aware as you’re getting on. And snowboarders also beware – the seat on this chair is quite low so it’s advisable to push down your high-backs.

Pros
  • Relatively short
  • One of two ways out of Plagne 1800
  • Conveyor makes the lift quicker
  • Novelty going over roads & car park
Cons
  • Can get very busy early morning
  • You still need to take Boulevard or Bergerie to get anywhere

 

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Connecting lifts: Connecting pistes:
Boulevard fixed chair Loup-Garou blue
Bergerie detachable chair Les Mines red (via Loup-Garou)

 

Lift stats

Length: 0.4km / 0.2m
Base alt: 1845m
End alt: 1956m
Vert ascent: 111m
Av gradient: 30%
Max gradient: 78%
Capacity: 4 people
People per hr: 2400
Av travel time: 2min 38s
Type: Fixed chair

 

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