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La Clusaz tips
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey,

I've been to La Clusaz once before and just went for anything that looked nice off the Balme lifts I could see. Does anyone have any specific itineraries that they can recommend for off-piste in La Clusaz? I'm going for a ski-away day on my birthday next week and with the current forecast it could be a powder day Smile

We're not taking touring gear as we'll be a mixed group in terms of ability and kit but anything off the lifts or a short hike away would be much appreciated.

Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

There is a lot of scope for off piste around La Clusaz and La Balme is a good starting point for side piste and more extensive excursions. Have a look on skitour.fr for loads of route options and reports - the Aravis couloirs have many classic routes BUT the snow cover is pretty sketchy this year - be very careful. To get a good flavour check out Les Vieux Garçons channel on YouTube. You can hire off piste gear locally.
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