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Bel Air at Courchevel

Intermediate · 878 m long with 249 m of vertical, averaging 16° and 23° at its steepest, facing NE.

23°steepest 50 m
16°average pitch
878 mlength
249 mvertical
2047 mtop elevation
NEfaces

Snow and sun

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

How to get to Bel Air

Lifts that reach the top: unnamed magic carpet (skiing novice terrain to get there); Ariondaz (skiing novice terrain to get there); unnamed magic carpet (skiing novice terrain to get there); Roc Mugnier (skiing easy terrain to get there); Signal (skiing easy terrain to get there); Chapelets (skiing easy terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 43 minutes, intermediate skiing needed):

  1. Ride Praz
  2. Ski unnamed novice trail (novice)
  3. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  4. Ride Grangettes
  5. Ride Jardin Alpin
  6. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  7. Ski Bellecôte-Pralong (novice)
  8. Ski unnamed novice trail (novice)
  9. Ride Altiport
  10. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  11. Ski Praméruel (easy)
  12. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  13. Ride Roc Mugnier
  14. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  15. Ski Ariondaz (easy)
  16. Ski Bel Air (intermediate)

Where it ends

Joins unnamed novice trail, unnamed intermediate trail, Praline, Chapelets. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Chapelets (1 min), Granges (4 min), Belvédère (10 min).

See Bel Air on the 3D mapAll runs at Courchevel
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.