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Advice on Winter walking around Plagne Bellacote
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Hi all
New on here so not sure if I am on the right forum but really needing some advice on winter walking (yes I know walking not skiing). Following a pretty big accident last year I'm banned from skiing until at least next season so as we already had hols booked for this year and it wouldn't be fair on the kids not to go I am heading to La Plagne as a very frustrated non skier!!
Decided I will try and get as much walking in as possible to ease the frustration of not skiing and also to try and start improving fitness again as part of my rehab.
So is it possible to walk from Bellacote to Montchevin or Les Coches maybe?? or any other suggestions.
Thanks in advance for any info.
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Obviously
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Hi
lisab
,
There is a gorgeous walking path in Bellecote which does eventually lead to Les Coches - but it is pretty physically intensive if you are recovering from injury.
To find the path I'm talking about walk down the main road in/out of Bellecote (not through the carpark). This curves round on itself opposite a big car park and from there the path leads downhill. The path is well signposted and is a nice walk with a loop option and a straight path all the way to les coches.
Try and pop to the tourist office when you arrive in resort - there is a really good walking routes map. Have a chat to Reflex ski school too as they do some group snow shoe lessons which are a great way to give something different a go.
Have a good holiday . .
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
That's brilliant thanks for the info. Hopefully will make a more interesting holiday than sitting drinking hot chocolate and meeting others for lunch!!
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