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Crête-Côte at Arc 1600

Advanced · 2618 m long with 207 m of vertical, averaging 10° and 28° at its steepest, facing E.

28°steepest 50 m
10°average pitch
2618 mlength
207 mvertical
2019 mtop elevation
Efaces

Snow and sun

Crête-Côte is east-facing: morning sun, softens first and shades by early afternoon.

Grooming: classic.

How to get to Crête-Côte

Lifts that reach the top: 1800 (skiing novice terrain to get there); Praconduit (skiing easy terrain to get there); Dromadaire (skiing easy terrain to get there); La Roche (skiing easy terrain to get there); Golf (skiing easy terrain to get there); Envers (skiing easy terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 30 minutes, advanced skiing needed):

  1. Ride Champagny
  2. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  3. Ski Bouquetin (easy)
  4. Ski Liaison Verdons (easy)
  5. Ride Verdons Sud
  6. Ski unnamed connector
  7. Ski Verdons (easy)
  8. Ski Marie Chantal (easy)
  9. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  10. Ski Puy du Fou (easy)
  11. Ski Mont Saint-Sauveur (easy)
  12. Ski Boulevard (easy)
  13. Ski Loup Garou (easy)
  14. Ski Crête-Côte (advanced)

Where it ends

Joins Golf, unnamed easy trail, Loup Garou. Nearest lifts from the bottom: 1800 (1 min), Golf (2 min), Dromadaire (3 min).

See Crête-Côte on the 3D mapAll runs at Arc 1600
Measured from OpenStreetMap geometry and elevation via OpenSkiMap (ODbL). Times are rough. Grades, grooming and openings change day to day — check the resort's own reports.