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If you’re a ski tourer, you can climb the Solaise mountain via the marked trail at the Savonnette ski lift. Follow the signs hanging from the trees and climb more than 400 meters through the forest.

If you’re a lover of the great outdoors and want to discover the mountains in a different way, the best advice is to get in touch with the guide office or ski school, and get yourself accompanied by a mountain professional. The mountains are a magnificent but dangerous environment. Be careful and patient!

The tracks

La Daille sector – Bellevarde – Brinzeï

Elevation gain: 450m D+ climb

A new trail appears in the Daille sector, offering a 450m D+ ascent for 2.5Km on the Triffolet trail between forest, bridge over the Vallée Perdue and snow-covered ruins.

Solaise – Ecureuilsector

Difference in altitude: 400m D+.

The climb up to Solaise is for the more experienced a more intense ascent through the Rogoney forest.

Both routes can be found on the On Piste app, and on our piste map.

Essential pre-requisites: follow basic safety rules, get the right equipment and stay informed about the weather and avalanche risk.

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