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Jandri /upper-mountain sector

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

Previously listed as “Glacier Run (Jandri)”.

Official piste gradeMixed gradesOutside the confirmed local blue shortlistBlueRuns comfort score: not yet assessed. A blue grade alone does not mean a run is gentle.
What the evidence supports

Know the route before you go.

This entry is not included in our local blue-piste recommendations. Read the corrected grade or route-scope note below.

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

We checked the piste identity and published grade against the sources below on . This entry describes an area or more than one piste, so a single blue comfort rating would be misleading.

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.

No single-piste video with a matching creator label is available for this entry.

Related area video — not a single-blue preview

A multi-piste glacier-to-base journey. Creator chapters name Jandri 5, Glacier 1, Jandri 3, Jandri 2, Crêtes and Jandri 1; this is not one piste.

The creator’s description includes harder or mixed-grade terrain. Do not copy this journey as an all-blue route.

Jandri /upper-mountain sector area creator video thumbnailWatch on YouTube ↗
Area / multi-piste overview
[4K] Skiing Les2Alpes, 10 km Glacier (Blue) Top to Bottom at 3400+ Metres, France GoPro HERO11 — Chasing Snow
The creator’s title and description were reviewed; this is not evidence of an all-blue route or a comfortable return. Playback opens on YouTube because embedding is unavailable or not confirmed. Watch original on YouTube ↗
Notes from people who were there

From the piste

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