Powder, Skied powder, Fresh snow, Variable, Windblown
Good, Man-made snow
Good in general (natural snow), Complete (man-made snow), Thin (man-made snow)
*The weather and the number of skiers might influence the snow conditions, the number of trails and the number of lifts in operation, which is re-evaluated during the day. This report reflects the conditions at the time they were evaluated.*
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REOPENING UNDER THE SNOW 7 DAYS A WEEK.
IT STARTS TOMORROW, FRIDAY. WE’RE WAITING FOR YOU WITH PLENTY OF SNOW.
A beautiful snowfall to kick off the 7-day-a-week season. 14 cm of powder for a total of 36 cm and more at the summit in the last 7 days, for a season total of 129-147 cm, and it’s still going strong. So, fresh snow is very likely under your skis and snowboard tomorrow morning.
We’re planning to run lifts II, II0, and the magic carpet to give you access to 22 runs and glades in the lower mountain areas and an early season rate is in effect this Friday.
Snowmaking continues intensively, which will expand the upper mountain area, and chairlift IV will take you there as of Saturday. You can check which runs will be open as early (see the run opening status). Stay tuned for conditions tomorrow morning.
Alpine Touring:
Here we go! Starting this Friday, December 12, the descent of the West Alpine Touring Trail will be secured from the first exit in the sector. See the first exit of the WEST Alpine touring trail on the card here. You can therefore put on your climbing skins and climb up to exit 1. To continue on to the summit at an altitude of 840 m, you will have to wait for the opening of chairlift IV and the opening of the trails in this sector. As for the East Trail, which starts from Chalet Altitude 520 m, you will have to wait until snowmaking is completed in the Miracle, possibly sometime next week. Also, no alpine touring is allowed in the morning and evening as in high season because the operations teams are in all sectors with snowguns, hoses, and groomers until the terrain is ready… Thank you for your patience!
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