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Walking from Prodains to Aquariaz in Avoriaz
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hello hello,

A bit of unusual question about Avoriaz.

We've been to avoriaz before but always stayed in town.
This year we are staying near the bottom of the Prodains in Morzine, but the family (wife- no skier, 1 year old baby) still wants to visit Aquariaz swimming pool in Avoriaz.

The prodians will be our main commute to Avoriaz.
I can't remember if the walk up would be too steep for a non-skier carrying a baby in arms. or should we get a horse/snow taxi from top of the prodians lift?

Thanks in advance for the advice!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

The walk isn't especially steep - the main concern would be crossing the bottom of the piste under the Plateau chair to get from the exit of Prodains to the track next to the ESF office/Changabang. Mid morning or mid afternoon should be fine but can get busy with both beginners who might not be able to dodge you and experienced skiers trying to just carry speed and not looking where they're going lunch time/home time. Assuming your wife's fit and healthy and has her wits about her she should be fine. Grandma, maybe not.

The route would be:
1. Prodains
2. Cross to Changabang
3. Up the track 20m to the next building
4. Up the public lift
5. Exit the building and turn left
6. Follow that track till the next juntion and you're basically there

Of course both wife and baby might prefer the horse drawn sleigh ride...
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