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under a new name wrote:
@Mjit, I'm not sure it is any sort of phobia, it's just a forgotten corner, was always quiet even when the old two chairs were in operation.


I love that Blue 34 run to the Prodains gondola - best taken at the end of the day, when they have finally closed the piste (naughty, I know...). Empty, and the sun hits it just right at 16.30 in March to make for a beautiful run. That run, at that time of day may well be my favourite piste run in resort.

There is also some nice off-piste in that area, accessed by dropping off the black runs at the top of the Grandes Combes chairlift: these runs link up with blue 34 quote nicely. Best not to do these when pistes are closed and no-one is around, though, and obviously take usual precautions for off-piste. A few good powder fields can be found here, and a mogul run between 2 sets of trees that gets you back to the piste.

You can also off-piste 34 itself by "straightlining" it rather than winding down the run itself. But this should only be done with someone who knows it very well: there are cliffs to fall off.
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