Plagne Bellecote advanced pistes. The red Sources off Roche de Mio is one of the best red pistes in La Plagne, featuring a steep gradient in the midsection before it joins the Belle Plagne blue. Slightly less steep, the red Inversens also provides a good test in places and is served by the very fast Inversens chair. Sadly, the Lognan is rarely open.
In truth – and as is the same in most of La Plagne – there are more blue pistes suited to intermediates in the Plagne Bellecôte / Roche de Mio sector than reds, although advanced skiers and snowboarders should still get some enjoyment from blasting around those easier runs. Visit the iRide / LaPlagne360 YouTube channel for more.
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If red pistes are on your plans, explain your ability and preferred terrain to the hire staff. They can help you choose an appropriate setup and check it before your first mountain day.
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