Ski area information
Exceptional situation this Friday, February 13
Despite this change, the situation remains particularly sensitive at high altitudes.
Significant snowfall has been recorded:
more than 70 cm at 2,000 m,
more than 1 meter at 2,500 m.
These quantities, combined with wind and accumulation at high altitudes, are maintaining an uneven and unstable snowpack.
After a thorough analysis of the situation, major PIDA (Avalanche Triggering Intervention Plan) operations and ski area safety measures will be implemented tomorrow morning by the ski patrol.
The aim is to enable a gradual return to normal during the morning, with the opening of the various sectors and links as they are made safe.
Essential reminders and responsible behavior
We thank you for relaying the following information to your teams and customers with the utmost vigilance:
The exceptional and still highly evolving nature of the situation.
The need to act responsibly in the face of avalanche risk, in line with the orange alert issued by the Prefecture.
The fact that off-piste skiing and ski touring are strongly discouraged, including in the immediate vicinity of open slopes.
The importance of consulting only the resort’s official channels (website, Grand Massif app, social media, Tourist Office) for up-to-date information.
Due to the exceptional nature of the situation, please check the openings page regularly by clicking here!
Be careful in the mountains!