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Boarders
are well catered for in La Clusaz and Le Grand Bornand (which is
included on the full
Aravis Lift pass). Gondolas and chair lifts connect each other to
reach the top of each peak. The Balme mountain is a snowboarders
paradise with plenty of powder and off-piste opportunities. |
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There
is an excellent and reliable bus service which connects just about
everywhere you need to go. Chalet Bleuet is situated 50m from 'Les
Fiaux' stop on Line D and E. Please follow the links below for details. |
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Snowpark: |
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There
is an excellent remodelled snowpark situated on the
l'Aiguille mountain which benefits from its own dedicated lift. The
snowpark is composed of three areas: 1) A Slopestyle-with rails
accessible for all levels 2) Two World Cup standard Big Rails
3) A superb 80m Half-Pipe |
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The
park is expertly maintained on a daily basis using shaping machines
etc Technical info: Altitude 1500m : Area 900sqm : Length 350m : Flat
5 formed in snow for 5 Kickers of different sizes : 8 Rails of
different sizes and forms : 1 Super Pipe 80m : 2 Big Airs, 15m Long
and 4m High. |
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Boarder
Cross Course: |
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This
can be found at Le Loup area on l'Aiguille mountain (1500m) and is
available for use by everyone and is accessible by the Mini-Loup
chairlift. Test your skills on this excellent course! |
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Candide
Invitational: |
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If
you are here in April then you can see
the amazing
Candide Thovex (Freestyle Champion
2000-2003) and his international friends performing
on La Balme
and Champ Giguet
in the centre of La Clusaz. Check details on his website, Candide-Invitational.
To view short video clips, follow the links below: |
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Full
Moon Snowboarding: |
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On
every
full moon throughout the winter season, the Cret du Merle chairlift opens
and
you are able to board until 1am in the moonlight.Near
the snowpark,DJ's provide the music, the restaurants on the piste provide refreshment. |
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Pistes
at La Clusaz: |
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La
Clusaz has developed into a major international
resort, but has retained the charm of a genuine French mountain
village. The
pistes at La Clusaz are
spread over five interconnecting mountains (l'Aiguille, Balme,
l'Etale, Beauregard and Manigod) which make it all the more interesting. |
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La
Clusaz offers 130km of well maintained
pistes for boarders of all levels. Most of the runs are west or
north west which mean that boarding back to the resort is always
possible as the snow holds well throughout the season. |
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The
highest runs rise to 2470m in the Col de Balme, in addition there is
a further
90km of pistes in the nearby resort of Le Grand Bornand, rising to
2100m on Le Lachat (above pistes are included on the full Aravis lift pass). |
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