La Plagne ski guide: Bellecote glacier, Jan 2019

The best area for advanced skiing in La Plagne is the Bellecote glacier. Whilst there are not many runs up there, the ones that are, are well worth the trek and if there is fresh snow then there is plenty more to enjoy in between the pistes.
The first place to go if conditions allow is the Glacier de la Chiaupe or the Bellecote glacier as it is more commonly known. There are a couple of great blacks up there Le Rochu and the Bellecote that are definitely worth trying in any snow conditions. The mogul field at the top of the Traversee chair lift can be seen from miles away as the moguls are that big, the field itself is also about 200m long - a real leg burner and challenge for the advanced skier.
The ski resort La Plagne (Paradiski) is located in the Tarentaise (France, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes, Savoie Mont Blanc, Savoie, Albertville). For skiing and snowboarding, there are 225 km of slopes available. 90 lifts transport the guests. The winter sports area is situated between the elevations of 1207 and 3167 m.
La Plagne is a skier's paradise where skiers can live out their ski dreams. This ski resort, with its 225 km of slopes in a surprising and diverse ski paradise, offers a multitude of villages, snowparks and glaciers. Seventy percent of the ski resort is situated at over 2000 m above sea level guaranteeing extraordinary snow reliability.
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