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Slope offering, variety of runs at the ski resort Espace Diamant – Les Saisies/Notre-Dame-de-Bellecombe/Praz sur Arly/Flumet/Crest-Voland
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Slopes/runs Espace Diamant – Les Saisies/Notre-Dame-de-Bellecombe/Praz sur Arly/Flumet/Crest-Voland
From the gently sloped and extra wide ski highways on Mont Bisanne to the speedy, intermediate slopes on Mont Lachat or Mont Requet, to the steep slopes on Mont Vores - Espaces Diamant offers an enormous variety of slopes. Ski paths, which stretch for kilometers away from the lifts through winter forests (Liaison Crest Voland/Les Saisies), speedy routes between cliffs (Vores), meadow slopes that resemble the Black Forest (Paravy) - the scenery and profile of the slopes changes constantly. The focus is on easy (especially in Les Saisies) to intermediate slopes. A direct run from the highest point (Plan des Fours, 2069 m) to the base station in Flumet Les Seigneurs (1000 m) is not possible.
Runs/slopes
Total: 192 km
| Easy | 132 km |
| Intermediate | 49 km |
| Difficult | 11 km |
Worth knowing
- Artificial snow-making
472 Snow cannons - Valley run available
Valley runs lead down to all eleven stations with lift connections back to Espace Diamant. There is also a valley run to Hauteluce Les Prés, from which a shuttle bus (Navette) takes guests back to the base station of the Chozal chairlift in Hauteluce Village.
Run location
- above tree line
- just above tree line
- under tree line
Longest run
- Choucas – Liaisons Crest Voland · Length 7 km · Elevation difference 704 m
It begins at the peak of the Mont Bisanne. Shortly before the base station of the Palette lift, the route turns off into the forest towards Crest Voland. The last section leads over meadow slopes down to the station. - Ban Rouge · Length 5.6 km · Elevation difference 971 m
This slope, with the greatest elevation difference in Espace Diamant, leads first through the ridge between Ban Rouge and Crêt du Midi and then to Praz sur Arly via the Olvet, Bernards and Bérouds slopes.
Most difficult run
- Ebranchets · Length 0.9 km · Elevation difference 300 m
This black slope, which is not always prepared, leads down towards the valley on the northern side of Mont Rond through the forest. Thanks to the detachable 6-person lift, it doesn't take long to get back up to the top. - Sapinière · Length 0.7 km · Elevation difference 200 m
This forest run at the Brichou chairlift is known for its moguls.
Slope tip
- Grand Roche
Speedy, intermediate slope at the Lac chairlift that leads through great scenery with a high speed section at the end for achieving speed records. - Sangliers
Red high speed slope through the forest with speedy lift (Covetan). - Rhododendrons
Easy slope on Mont Bisanne that leads through sparse trees. Resembles Scandinavia a bit. - Chardons
A bit hidden and therefore, pretty empty. Located on Mont Lachat in Crest Voland.
Suggested routes through ski resort
- The following "Itinéraires Découvertes" (discovery routes) lead through Espaces Diamants: Yellow - Panorama tour (Itinéraire panoramique): You will discover the most beautiful panoramic spots (indicated on the trail map) in just a few hours on this tour. It travels around the entire area once. Orange - "Parcours Sensations": Route for advanced skiers that leads through a maximum of red and black slopes and leaves out Praz sur Arl. Green - "Intinéraire ludique" (playful route): Especially suited for children, includes easy slopes and fun courses.
Snowparks
- Snow park/Fun park
- No halfpipe
Highlights
- Additional Offerings
Waouland: Fun slopes at different spots in the ski resort Opoualand: Special children's slopes (in Praz sur Arly and Crest Voland)
Night skiing
- Night skiing offered
Piste Périots
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