The Plagne Montalbert piste Mur des Adrets is a very short red run that feeds off the bottom of the Adrets blue piste – the most common route for getting back to the main area from the Montalbert sector. This short pitch is accessed by taking a right just as the Adrets blue opens out after following a flat pathway through the trees.
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Mur des Adrets is a fairly unremarkable short run down to the base of the Adrets chair and Envers chair. Coupled with the fact the Adrets chair is one of the slowest in the area, it’s unlikely you’ll find yourself lapping this run – but it does provide another way down out of Montalbert. At the bottom, you can either ride back up on Adrets, catch the Envers chair up to Aime or follow Edmond Blanchoz (formerly Cornegidouille) down to the base at La Roche – where you can take the long, fast Roche chair up to Aime 2000.
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Mur des Adrets piste: A comprehensive for and against list of the Mur des Adrets advanced piste in La Plagne’s Montalbert sector. This gives you a balanced view of the run and its relative merits plus any potential issues.
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Mur des Adrets piste and lift connections: Where you can go when you reach the base of this run – connecting pistes and lifts.
Mur des Adrets piste stats: Take a detailed look at the stats for this piste including length, start altitude, end altitude and vertical drop. This information gives you a good idea what to expect from riding this run.
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Mur des Adrets Pros and cons
Pros
Cons
Link from Montalbert
More a link run
Alternative to Adrets
Access by slow Adrets chair
More direct than Adrets
Usually quiet
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Mur des Adrets connections
Connecting lifts
Connecting pistes
Adrets fixed chair
Edmond Blanchoz (formerly Cornegidouille) blue
Envers detachable chair
Mur des Adrets stats
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Detail
Length:
0.3km / 0.2m
Start alt:
1890m
End alt:
1795m
Vert drop:
95m
Max gradient:
26°
Graded:
Red
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