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Trieuse at Arc 1600

Easy · 2424 m long with 129 m of vertical, averaging 4° and 15° at its steepest, facing NE.

15°steepest 50 m
4°average pitch
2424 mlength
129 mvertical
2226 mtop elevation
NEfaces

Snow and sun

Trieuse is poleward-facing: least winter sun, holds cold powder longest, can stay firm or icy.

How to get to Trieuse

Lifts that reach the top: Bergerie (skiing novice terrain to get there); Ourson (skiing novice terrain to get there); Colosses (skiing easy terrain to get there); Funiplagne Grande Rochette (skiing easy terrain to get there); Col de Forcle (skiing easy terrain to get there); Dou du Praz (skiing easy terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 35 minutes, easy 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. Ride Bergerie
  14. Ski Trieuse (easy)

Where it ends

Joins Rhodos, Blanchets, Écartée, Les Leitchoums. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Col de Forcle (2 min), Blanchets (2 min), Arpette (2 min).

See Trieuse 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.