From the top of Lanchettes 45 lift, you'll see some signage about a national park area in front of you when you get off the chair. There will also be a gap (from what I recall) in the rope or whatever is there that you can progress through or under. Once out there, we stayed on the ridge line until we got to the edge and skied down (which you can see in the video). If you follow the other tracks and continue left, you eventually end up at the Vilaroger pistes and can easily make it to that chair. To be clear, I was with a guide, so please research conditions on your own before attempting. If you look at the Les Arcs trail map, I believe we were in the Reserve Naturelle Des Hauts de Villaroger area which you can see to the left of the top of the Lanchettes lift. hope this helps!
Hello Ernst, nice vidéo :)
Who was your guide ?
My guide was Neil Mackey - skiascent.com/. He's wonderful and I've worked with him multiple years.
How do you get to that point where u started from??
From the top of Lanchettes 45 lift, you'll see some signage about a national park area in front of you when you get off the chair. There will also be a gap (from what I recall) in the rope or whatever is there that you can progress through or under. Once out there, we stayed on the ridge line until we got to the edge and skied down (which you can see in the video). If you follow the other tracks and continue left, you eventually end up at the Vilaroger pistes and can easily make it to that chair. To be clear, I was with a guide, so please research conditions on your own before attempting. If you look at the Les Arcs trail map, I believe we were in the Reserve Naturelle Des Hauts de Villaroger area which you can see to the left of the top of the Lanchettes lift. hope this helps!
Barron Ernst yes thank you very much!
Hello Ernst, this off-pist is not called "Les Lanchettes", but "Les Paravalanches" ;-).
Thanks - I just posted the chair from where we left to where we ended up. I appreciate the clarification!
This is helpful thanks. Les Paravalanches is further down the piste on the right round the corner I believe