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Ski Information
| Beginners Skiing |
Very Good |
| Intermediate Skiing |
Excellent |
| Advanced Skiing |
Excellent |
| Off-Piste |
Excellent |
| Skiing Altitude |
3570m High 1300m Low |
| Resort Altitude |
1650m |
| Glacier |
Yes |
| Pistes |
220km |
| Green |
20% |
| Blue |
40% |
| Red |
21% |
| Black |
19% |
| Number of Lifts |
51 |
| Drags |
19 |
| Chairlifts |
23 |
| Gondolas |
0 |
| Cable Cars |
7 |
| Funiculars |
0 |
| Longest run |
12km |
| Direction of Slopes |
S |
| Terrain Parks |
Yes |
| Half Pipe |
Yes |
| Cross Country trails |
20km |
| Night Skiing |
Yes |
| Mountain Restuarants |
6 |
| Snowmaking |
20% |
| Resort Ski Bus |
Yes |
| Linked Resorts |
La Grave Alpe d'Huez & Serre Chevalier
|
| Disabled Skiing |
No |
Beginners
There are many runs for beginners close to the village, two of which are free of charge, and the gentle skiing on the face of the glacier at 3568m is also ideal for first-timers.
Intermediates
There is unlimited scope for practice and improvement on the mountains of Les Deux Alpes. On the eastern side of the resort, there is a satisfying run down to the hamlet of Bons and, on the western side, a similar intermediate standard run leads to Mont de Lans. There is high-altitude cruising up top and steep, challenging descents down to the village.
Advanced
The steep black runs, moguls and powder will be enough to satisfy any expert. The short run from the Tête Moute to the village is well worth a try – it descends rather abruptly for 1220m! In addition, the off-piste possibilities are unbelievable. A favourite trek involves a hike to the top of the glacier followed by a long and magnificent excursion over to La Grave (only to be undertaken with a qualified guide and when conditions permit).
Snowboarding
The area is well known for its extensive off-piste terrain and good snow record. Most of the slopes are above the tree-line, enabling boarders to cruise on the wide-open, uncluttered pistes. The well-linked lift system comprises chairs, gondolas and cable cars, so first-time riders will have no problem getting back up the hill. For the more advanced, there is a snowboard park at La Toura (2600m), a half-pipe and a boarder-cross. The terrain parks attract some top competitions during the season.
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