Biolley / Aime 2000 lifts
Biolley lift guide
Biolley lifts: The Biolley / Aime 2000 sector has some of La Plagne’s fastest and most efficient lifts, so queues are normally pretty light outside the very busiest holiday weeks. This part of the mountain also tends to attract fewer people than busier hubs like Grande Rochette or Plagne Bellecôte, which helps keep the uplift flowing well.
The lifts in this sector link Plagne 1800 and La Roche up to Aime 2000, with onward access towards the quieter Montalbert sector from a little lower down at the base of the Envers lift.
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Make your first morning an easy one
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: Aime 2000. Choose the shop that works best for where you are staying.
All Biolley lifts
Biolley lift Becoin
The Becoin chair is a high-speed, detachable, 6 person chair out of Plagne Centre which provides access to the highest point in the Aime 2000 Biolley area
Biolley lift Crêtes
The Crêtes poma above Aime 2000 is marked as difficult – and justifiably so, given its sharp initial gradient, take off ‘kick’ and dog-leg midway up.
Biolley lift Dromadaire
Dromadaire is a short, dog-leg poma located below Aime 2000 and is normally quiet as most skiers and snowboarders prefer to take the Golf chair in this area
Biolley lift Envers
Envers is a link tow from the Montalbert sector up to Aime 2000 giving skiers and snowboarders access to pistes in the Biolley Aime 2000 sector of La Plagne
Biolley lift Golf
Golf serves the Golf blue piste of the same name – one of the best beginner / early intermediate areas in La Plagne – as well as Sapin blue to the left
Biolley lift Plagne 1800
The 1800 chair is one of two lifts out of Plagne 1800 (the other is Mélèzes which connects up to the Boulevard chair and Bergerie chair below Plagne Centre).
Biolley lift Praconduit
Praconduit is a short, fixed poma rising just outside Plagne 1800. The lift is mainly used by complete beginners to ride the very short Praconduit green piste
Biolley lift Roche
Roche is a very long, very fast chairlift (one of La Plagne’s fastest chairlifts) that links the lower village of La Roche (located just below the Olympic bobsleigh track) with Aime 2000
Biolley lift Stade
the Stade lift out of Aime 2000 accesses a very short blue piste which is really more part of the Pavane blue run and flows behind the main Aime building
Biolley lift Télémetro
The Biolley lift Télémetro cable is unique in La Plagne, yet it serves pretty much as a pedestrian lift linking Plagne Centre with Plagne Aime 2000
Biolley lift Téléski Aime 2000
The Téléski Aime 2000 lift is left of the main Aime 2000 building serving a very secluded beginner area with great views as far as Mont Blanc
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