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Skiing in and out of Villaroger
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Does anyone know if you can take chairlifts down into Villaroger if the snow conditions prevent you skiing down? Or are there snow cannons which prevent this from being a problem?

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

I have taken the bottom lift down in the past.
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The pisteurs do a good job of keeping the blue run open as long as possible. At the end of the season however the snow disappears towards the bottom and I guess the lift is the only option. Beware, one Easter having had an excellent lunch in Chalet de Solliet we missed the closed signs on the red run and ended up having to walk about a km down to Villaroger when the snow on the trail disappeared.
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The pisteurs do a good job of keeping the blue run open as long as possible. At the end of the season however the snow disappears towards the bottom and I guess the lift is the only option. Beware, one Easter having had an excellent lunch in Chalet de Solliet we missed the closed signs on the red run and ended up having to walk about a km down to Villaroger when the snow on the trail disappeared.
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It's a good question. I only know two people who would definitely know. You'll find them here.

http://www.skivillaroger.com/index.php/get-in-touch
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kosciosco, Only just saw this thread, if you post over to the Les Arcs season thread in the snow reports section you will get the latest on the conditions all over Les Arcs including down to Villaroger. I have been there yesterday and conditions are bad at the bottom right now, more like late April. Lift there shut for the season ealier than the rest of Les Arcs, but as long as they are open, if needed you can go down on the lifts. Right now the only run that is open is the blue from the Solliet down. Higher up the red is just passable but very soft. Hope that helps.
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