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PEDESTRIAN ACCESS

Pedestrians can reach the heights of enjoyment on Les 2 Alpes’ ski area too!

Admire breath-taking views, as well as the dizzying snow-capped Alpine summits, explore the famous Belvédère des Ecrins viewing platform, visit the ice cave at an altitude of 3,200 metres, meet up with family and friends in one of the slopeside restaurants, or just make the most of being out in the fresh air…

The Belvédère des Ecrins viewing platform

DON’T MISS!

Accessible from the age of 4, a 10-minute walk from the funicular arrival station (3,400 metres).
We recommend you dress up warm and wear suitable footwear.
We also recommend you use your “pedestrian” pass to take you up to the glacier before 2pm, coming back down by 4pm at the latest.

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HIKING AREAS

DO YOU KNOW THE CONDITIONS OF ACCESS TO THE MARKED ROUTES?

6 PRACTICAL TIPS FOR YOUR WALKS

1 – You must take note of the safety rules and recommendations sign posted at the start of each track.

2- It is forbidden to use the trails between 4pm and 9.30am so as not to disturb the work of the slope groomers and to not put anyone in danger due to the winch cables.

3 – Once the slopes are closed and the ski area is closed, access to pedestrians, hikers and skiers is strictly prohibited in accordance with the municipal by-law relative to safety on the slopes.

4 – These uphill itineraries are not ski slopes.
They are neither controlled nor protected by the slope patrol.
The use of these itineraries is your own personal responsibility.
It is imperative that users inform themselves on the weather and snow conditions as well as the avalanche risk level.

5- Access to marked routes and downhill slopes is strictly forbidden during avalanche triggering opérations.

6 – Any descent on the ski slopes must take place during the opening hours of the ski area.

WHAT IS A SHARED ITINERARY?

You are entering a shared path area. Pedestrians, snowshoers, cyclists and horse-drawn carriages also use the trails.
The crossing rules are simple: stop, smile and say hello!
The Molière sector is a forested walking area, you will see two types of signs:
– the first, indicating the arrival point (La Molière, Orientation Table and restaurant)
– le second, the return to resort signs.
On the maps below the walking times are given as a reference only

Download the plan in .PDF format6MB

AN ENCHANTING WORLD AT AN ALTITUDE OF 3,200 METRES

ICE CAVE

On your way back down from 3,400 metres, stop off at 3,200 metres to pay a visit to the ice cave. Carved out 30 metres beneath the glacier by 2 high-mountain guides, discover ice sculptures that will both amaze and surprise you. It would be a real shame not to leave enough time to visit! You can buy your ticket on site or from the skipass sales desks. It’s just 5.50€ per adult and 4.50€ per child.