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We’re not even sure this is actually a piste but there’s a short run that comes off the Tyrolien lift near the top of Belle Plagne. It’s not marked on the piste map as such but we’re guessing it would probably be considered part of the Lognan piste – so the top might be graded red.

The Tyrolien poma is primarily used as an access lift to allow riders to reach the higher parts of Belle Plagne without walking. Other runs from this point snake their way through the various pathways around the village. If you’re staying in Belle Plagne Haut, chances are this is the run you’ll take each morning to get down to Plagne Bellecôte – with or without using the drag lift first.

Pros
  • Two pistes
  • The route most people take out of Belle Plagne Haut
Cons
  • Belle Plagne piste gets very busy

 

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Piste stats

Length: 1.1km / 0.6m
Start alt: 2119m
End alt: 1954m
Vert drop: 165m
Max gradient: 19°
Graded: Blue

 

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