Many constituent factors go into making a good ski or snowboard piste, however, the most crucial must surely be your skill level and ability to handle a run’s challenges. Learn more about La Plagne best pistes by ability. While a novice skier or snowboarder will struggle on a red or black, an advanced rider will quickly get bored riding shallow greens or blues. Below is our assessment of the on-piste skiing and snowboarding available across all sectors in La Plagne based on the grading of the runs and how that relates to skier / snowboarder ability. You may also want to check our La Plagne for beginners, La Plagne for intermediates and La Plagne for experts pages or see when it’s best to ski La Plagne.
A good beginner run needs a gentle gradient, smooth lifts and easy access to nearby facilities to take a break
With developing skills, a good blue piste should build confidence but with enough variety to test skiers and snowboarders
La Plagne has a wealth of red advanced pistes to both challenge and delight advanced skiers and snowboarders
In truth, the best expert skiing and snowboarding in La Plagne lies off-piste but here are some recommended black pistes