Plagne Bellecote beginner pistes. While many advanced skiers or snowboarders might claim green pistes are all much of a muchness, most people realise some runs are better to learn on than others. As well as obvious factors like gradient, proximity to bars and restaurants (to take a break) and an easy-to-ride lift will help beginner skiers and snowboarders progress and gain confidence much quicker, while good views are also kind of nice.
The Plagne Bellecôte green pistes have two out of three and are some of La Plagne’s best beginner areas (the views aren’t great this low down but everything else fits). Check the iRide / LaPlagne360 YouTube channel for more.
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A comfortable pair of boots and suitable skis or a snowboard can make those early sessions more enjoyable. Choose a nearby hire shop, explain your experience and ask for help if anything feels wrong.
Featured hire: Plagne Bellecôte. Choose the shop that works best for where you are staying.
Being a beginner is a good reason to check your insurance carefully. Make sure your planned lessons and skiing or snowboarding are covered, and understand the policy rules for medical care and mountain rescue.
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