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Tête Dure, Tête Dure Hors Piste at Le Sauze

Advanced · 11 m long with 1 m of vertical, averaging 1° and — at its steepest, facing NE.

—steepest 50 m
1°average pitch
11 mlength
1 mvertical
2389 mtop elevation
NEfaces

Snow and sun

Tête Dure, Tête Dure Hors Piste is poleward-facing: least winter sun, holds cold powder longest, can stay firm or icy.

Grooming: backcountry. Ungroomed, off-piste character.

How to get to Tête Dure, Tête Dure Hors Piste

Lifts that reach the top: Dôme (skiing novice terrain to get there).

From the base area (about 27 minutes, advanced skiing needed):

  1. Ride Pré Guerin
  2. Ski unnamed intermediate trail (intermediate)
  3. Ski Le Sauze 1700 (novice)
  4. Ride Brec II
  5. Ski Chemin Côte 2200 (easy)
  6. Ski Grand Quartier (intermediate)
  7. Ski unnamed intermediate trail (intermediate)
  8. Ski Col de Fours (intermediate)
  9. Ski La Rente (intermediate)
  10. Ski Soudane (easy)
  11. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  12. Ride Jouquet
  13. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  14. Ski La Ticky (easy)
  15. Ride Alp
  16. Ski unnamed easy trail (easy)
  17. Ride Dôme
  18. Ski Tête Dure, Tête Dure Hors Piste (advanced)

Where it ends

Joins Tête Dure, Accroland, Accroland, Fontaine Ronde, Renato, Fontaine Ronde, Tête Dure Hors Piste, unnamed freeride trail, Accroland, Fontaine Ronde, Tête Dure, Tête Dure Hors Piste. Nearest lifts from the bottom: Dôme (3 min), Bergères (4 min), Alp (7 min).

See Tête Dure, Tête Dure Hors Piste on the 3D mapAll runs at Le Sauze
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.