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Les Deux Alpes

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Choose a named piste, check how you’ll reach it, and plan the way back. Official blue grades help identify the run; your confidence and the day’s conditions matter too.

Sources checked 19 October 2026. Read the source review →

Pistes to get to know

MuraOfficial blue · comfort unassessed →Diable (lower blue piste)Official blue · comfort unassessed →Super VenoscOfficial blue · comfort unassessed →
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Official grades are separate from comfort. Sources checked 19 October 2026; check current maps, closures and conditions before skiing.

3Mura

Official blue

Les Deux Alpes

Mura is marked blue on the official 2026 Toura/Jandri sector diagram.

The old stay-left instructions for Jandri 4 were not verified and do not form part of this recommendation.

Official grade: BlueComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

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4Diable (lower blue piste)

Official blue

Les Deux Alpes

The lower piste named Diable is shown blue on the official base-area diagram.

This is distinct from the black Diable 1 and Diable 2 descents from higher in the Diable sector. The old account did not make that distinction clear.

Official grade: BlueComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

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11Super Venosc

Official blue

Les Deux Alpes

The official Vallée Blanche diagram marks Super Venosc blue.

The separate Accès Super Venosc is green. The old blanket consistently gentle rating and forested-setting description were not established.

Official grade: BlueComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +
Corrected grades, areas & other reviewed entries (9)

These are retained to explain earlier listings, preserve links and distinguish individual pistes from broad areas. They are not additional local blue recommendations.

1Crêtes

Green · grade corrected

Les Deux Alpes

The official 2026 diagram grades Crêtes green, rather than blue.

The former absolute claims of no steep sections and being the safest run were unsupported. Official color does not guarantee current conditions or individual comfort.

Official grade: GreenComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

2Petites Crêtes

Green · grade corrected

Les Deux Alpes

The official 2026 diagram uses the name Petites Crêtes and marks it green.

The former flatness guarantee and unofficial cat-track description have been withdrawn.

Official grade: GreenComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

5Jandri /upper-mountain sector

Area / multi-piste route

Les Deux Alpes

Jandri is a lift and a family of separately named numbered pistes, not a single official run called Glacier Run.

The old 10 km top-to-bottom blue claim and description referring to a different mountain name were not verified.

Official grade: Mixed gradesComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

6Fée

Red · grade corrected

Les Deux Alpes

The named Fée piste is red on the official 2026 middle-mountain diagram.

Fée is also a wider sector at around 2100 m. The old claim that its named piste is an easy blue directly above the main village was incorrect.

Official grade: RedComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

7Lauzon

Piste not confirmed

Les Deux Alpes

No exact piste named Lauzon could be identified in the official sector diagrams reviewed.

Do not confuse a similar-sounding name with Lauze or another route. The previous altitude, access and blue recommendation were not verified.

Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

8Tronche

Piste not confirmed

Les Deux Alpes

No exact piste named Tronche could be matched in the current official sector diagrams reviewed.

The old upper-mountain location, lift connection and blue grade have been withdrawn.

Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

9Belvédère /upper-mountain access

Area / multi-piste route

Les Deux Alpes

The map identifies an Accès Belvédère route in the upper Jandri area; that does not match the old description of a sunny mid-mountain Belvedere piste and lift.

The old easy-blue recommendation,2400 m location and afternoon snow promises were not verified.

Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

10Lac du Plan landmark

Area / multi-piste route

Les Deux Alpes

Lac du Plan is labelled as a lake on the official middle-mountain map, rather than a piste of that name.

Nearby pistes include separately named blue and red routes. The landmark must not be presented as an independently graded blue run.

Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +

12Grenouilles

Piste not confirmed

Les Deux Alpes

No exact piste named Grenouilles could be matched in the current official sector diagrams reviewed.

The old 3200 m glacier connector description and blue grade were unsupported.

Official grade: Not confirmedComfort: not yet rated
Sources & review details

The official grade alone does not establish how comfortable this piste will feel to a less confident skier.

Reviewed 19 October 2026. A 2025–26 map is labelled as such where a later winter map was not available.

Read sources & reports →Add evidence or a correction +
Notes from people who were there

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What it felt like, what to look out for, and a view of the way down. First-hand contributions are reviewed before publication; they describe one person’s day and sit alongside our source-based guides.

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