Plagne Bellecôte piste Arpette
The runs fanning out from the top of the Arpette chair are some of the best confidence-building intermediate pistes anywhere in any resort. These easy-going blues mix long, cruising flats interspersed with slightly steeper sections on the way down – perfect for testing new skills and reinforcing what you’ve learned.
La Plagne intermediate piste Arpette
The Arpette is the same with gentle, flowing sections and impressive views over to Grande Rochette, Les Verdons, Biolley and the main La Plagne bowl. Beginner / early intermediate riders will love it.
Indeed, the only drawback of this piste is the busy lift that awaits to get back up. The Arpette and Bergerie chairs flip for top spot as the busiest lifts in La Plagne and, as a main arterial lift out of Plagne Bellecôte (it’s the primary way to get over to Montchavin / Les Arcs) it suffers badly from queues, at almost any time of day. As a result, if you want to maximise your riding time, you may well be better off choosing other options. After all, La Plagne has a plethora of good blue runs scattered all around the resort.
- Very wide piste
- Ride anywhere
- Normally sunny
- Beautiful scenery
- Undulating terrain
- Interesting routes
- Easy access off-piste
- Sidehits (lower down)
- Always very busy
- Popular with ski schools
- Huge Arpette lift queues
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Arpette options at base
| Connecting lifts: | Connecting pistes: |
| Ange carpet lift (top) | Lainés blue (midway) |
| Arpette detachable chair | Tunnel blue (midway) |
| Blanchets detachable chair | Dunes blue (midway) |
| Colosses detachable chair | |
| Belle Plagne gondola |
Arpette piste stats
| Length: | 2.4km / 1.5m |
| Start alt: | 2341m |
| End alt: | 1930m |
| Vert drop: | 411m |
| Max gradient: | 25° |
| Graded: | Blue |
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