Face Nord de Bellecôte, La Plagne, France
Face Nord de Bellecôte, La Plagne, France. The so-called Face Nord is a 1800 meter long and demanding descent with steep lines and wide slopes. In addition to the demanding passages, the area is extremely prone to avalanches due to its northern exposure. Anyone who dares to enter here must be fully aware of their abilities! Photo (playing card) by me, Peter Erlach.
A legendary off-piste ski run
The Face Nord de Bellecôte in La Plagne is a legendary off-piste ski run that promises an unforgettable experience. Since this ski season you can enter the Face Nord directly from the new summit station. As the name suggests, skiers face the north side of the mountain. The snow conditions can vary from deep powdery bliss to icy slopes, making it both thrilling and demanding. There are different variants that lead into the valley, depending on how far you climb the ridge.
La Plagne is a renowned ski resort
La Plagne is a renowned ski resort located in the Tarentaise Valley of the French Alps. It boasts an extensive ski area, offering over 225 kilometers of slopes that cater to all levels of skiing ability. La Plagne is part of the Paradiski domain which also includes Peisey-Vallandry and Les Arcs, making it one of the largest ski areas in the world. One of the highlights of skiing in La Plagne is the diversity of slopes available. Beginners can find gentle runs and dedicated learning areas, while intermediate skiers can enjoy a vast selection of rolling pistes and tree-lined descents. For the more adventurous, there are challenging black runs, off-piste opportunities, and even a world-class snowpark to show off their tricks.
The Face Nord de Bellecôte is part of the NICE TO SKI YOU Quartet & Travel Guide, 32 legendary ski runs and resort in the world. SHOP HERE.
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