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Les Coches (La Plagne) in March
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi all,

Obviously there's no telling the future, but: what are conditions typically like around Les Coches in mid-March? We're looking at staying at a place with ski-out access to the red run Coches which goes below the Plan Bois lift. (Bottom left of p.1 of this map) Is the Coches run typically viable come what may, or is there a reasonable chance that it might be closed if snow coverage isn't good? It would be quite a trek down to the village.... I've much enjoyed skiing around Les Coches and Montchavin in the past, but usually in January!

thanks

James
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