La Plagne black pistes: La Plagne only has 17 black pistes mostly around Aime 2000 / Biolley and on the Glacier Bellecôte. However, expert riders would be much better hiring a guide to tackle the extensive off-piste available around the resort. Also, you might want to consider making the journey across to Les Arcs where there are far more black pistes. Also, some of the red runs in La Plagne are steep enough to be graded expert in other resorts so you should check our guide to the best red runs in La Plagne.

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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