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Chamonix Mont-Blanc · France

La Cha

Blue run
Run video
Video: Next Outdoor Adventures™ Original on YouTube ↗

Repeat blue laps around Prarion and Mélèzes, with a terrace stop and a gondola ride home.

Start hereLes Houches / Prarion

At a glanceLinking turns; repeat laps with a break
On the run
Upper Prarion–Mélèzes blue circuit
Watch for
Plan du Crêt and Plancerts below are red
Finish
Mélèzes chair → Prarion gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
Prarion gondola → the signed La Cha blue → Mélèzes chair.
Get back
Repeat on Mélèzes, then return to Prarion for the gondola ride down.
Watch for
Expect a mountain blue, with some shorter steeper sections. Plan du Crêt and Plancerts below are red; keep the chairlift as the bottom of your lap.
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Les Houches Chamonix - La Cha Ski Trail (Piste) Video - Super fun & easy blue trail !

La Cha at Les Houches, filmed in March 2023. Route sources and video context →

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Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc · France

Finance

Blue run
Run video
Video: Miguel Salome Original on YouTube ↗

A blue through the trees back to Le Bettex. Use the gondola for repeat laps and stay on Finance at the red Crête fork.

Start hereSaint-Gervais / Le Bettex

At a glanceLinking turns; blue laps from Le Bettex
On the run
Blue descent through the trees to Le Bettex
Watch for
La Crête is the red branch; stay on Finance
Finish
Ski to Le Bettex, where the gondola starts
Lift & return plan
Get on
Bettex–Mont d’Arbois gondola → follow the blue Finance signs downhill.
Get back
The ski run returns to Le Bettex, where the gondola starts.
Watch for
At the Crête junction, La Crête is a separate red option. Stay with the Finance signs, and remember that Le Bettex is above Saint-Gervais town.
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Saint Gervais La Finance Slope 💙💙 19 2 2026

Finance, filmed 19 February 2026. Route sources and video context →

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Chamonix Mont-Blanc · France

Chamois

Blue run
Run video
Video: Corrupted Nomad Original on YouTube ↗

A second blue in the Prarion–Mélèzes sector: warm up above the gondola, repeat on the chair and finish back at Prarion.

Start hereLes Houches / Prarion

At a glanceLinking turns; repeat laps above Les Houches
On the run
Blue in the Prarion–Mélèzes sector
Watch for
Plan du Crêt and Plancerts below are red
Finish
Mélèzes chair → Prarion gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
Prarion gondola → the signed Chamois blue in the Mélèzes sector.
Get back
Use Mélèzes for another lap; finish via the Prarion gondola.
Watch for
This is a mountain blue rather than the learning slope beside Prarion. The red lower continuations are outside the repeat-lap plan.
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Chamois Blue Ski Piste, Les Houches, France

Chamois at Les Houches. Route sources and video context →

A mountain outing

Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc · France

Clémentines

Blue run
Run video
Video: Domaine Skiable Saint-Gervais Mont-Blanc Original on YouTube ↗

Blue laps around Croix du Christ, with a lunch stop on the piste. Start from Les Chattrix on the Saint-Nicolas side.

Start hereSaint-Nicolas / Les Chattrix

At a glanceComfortable on blue tracks and drag lifts
On the run
Blue lap around the Croix du Christ chair
Watch for
Red pistes also run beneath Croix du Christ
Finish
Gouet drag lift → blue Cabri → blue Les Chattrix
Lift & return plan
Get on
Chattrix chair → blue Petit Choucas → Croix du Christ chair → Clémentines.
Get back
Lap Croix du Christ, or return towards Chattrix using Gouet, Cabri and Les Chattrix.
Watch for
It ends by the Christ chair, not at Le Bettex or the car. The Gouet drag lift is part of the return plan to Chattrix; check that the whole circuit is open.
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Piste de Clémentine

A short resort film of Clémentines towards Saint-Nicolas-de-Véroce. Published April 2017. Route sources and video context →

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Chamonix Mont-Blanc · France

Blanchots

Blue run
Run video
Video: Piste View Original on YouTube ↗

A progression blue in the Parsa circuit. Warm up at Plateau 2000 and keep Planpraz as your way home.

Start hereChamonix / Planpraz

At a glanceReady to move beyond easier blues
On the run
Longer progression slope below Planpraz
Watch for
Brévent summit cable car leads to black Charles Bozon
Finish
Green Retour Planpraz → gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
Planpraz gondola → Parsa sector; Plateau 2000 is a separate warm-up option.
Get back
Green Retour Planpraz → upper gondola station → ride down to Chamonix.
Watch for
One newer skier found a long steeper section surprising. The higher Brévent summit cable car leads towards black Charles Bozon and is not needed for this outing.
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Blue piste Blanchots Le Brévent, Chamonix-Mont-Blanc | Piste View

Blanchots at Le Brévent, Chamonix. Route sources and video context →

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Verbier – 4 Vallées · Switzerland

Chaux

Blue run
Run video
Video: Agramer Original on YouTube ↗

A mountain blue in La Chaux. Start at Médran, take the lifts into the bowl and finish by cabin back to the village.

Start hereVerbier / Médran

At a glanceLinking turns; trying Verbier’s main mountain
On the run
Mountain blue in the La Chaux bowl
Watch for
Red Chaux shares the name; follow the blue signs
Finish
Chaux-Express cabin → Les Ruinettes → Médran gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Médran, take the Barnes Line / Médran 4 gondola to Les Ruinettes, then Chaux-Express towards Fontanet. Follow the blue Chaux signs into La Chaux.
Get back
Use Chaux-Express for another lap. Finish by cabin to Les Ruinettes, then gondola down to Médran; check the last return connections before setting out.
Watch for
A separate Chaux run is red. Stay in the La Chaux bowl for this outing; the lifts towards Gentianes and Mont Fort reach harder skiing.
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Ski Verbier - Blue Slope - Chaux

The blue Chaux run at Verbier. A separate Chaux run is red. Route sources and video context →

Village practice

Verbier – 4 Vallées · Switzerland

Esserts

Blue runResort beginner pick
Run video
Video: Fin Skis Original on YouTube ↗

Village practice laps with a carpet and button lift. A small, manageable session before the bigger mountain.

Start hereVerbier village / Les Esserts

At a glanceFirst turns or getting your ski legs back
On the run
Village learning slope; carpet and button lift
Watch for
Planards–Esserts is a separate red run
Finish
Finish in the village; take the resort shuttle
Lift & return plan
Get on
Go to the Les Esserts village learning slope using the resort shuttle. The ticket hut below the button lift is the landmark; a lesson booked at No. 17 has a different meeting point, so follow your school’s instructions.
Get back
Finish at the same village learning area and use the resort shuttle for the return. This plan does not include a main-mountain descent.
Watch for
Esserts is blue; Planards–Esserts is a separate red piste. The mountain connection carrying the Esserts name is outside this practice session.
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Switzerland Verbier Les Esserts Slope

A short body-camera view of the Les Esserts learning slope. Route sources and video context →

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Les Menuires – Three Valleys · France

Mont de la Chambre

Blue runResort beginner pick
Run video
Video: Hadzi Srdjan Cirkovic Original on YouTube ↗

Room to turn above Les Menuires, with a repeat-lap option and a blue continuation to Les Bruyères.

Start hereLes Menuires / Les Bruyères

At a glanceControlled blue turns; a longer mountain lap
On the run
Wide, open mountain blue; about 3.4 km
Watch for
Léo Lacroix is black; David Douillet Haut is red
Finish
Blue Bruyères continues to the Les Bruyères base
Lift & return plan
Get on
Start at the Les Bruyères snow front, at the Bruyères 1 gondola shown on the official village map. Take Bruyères 1 → Bruyères 2 → the signed blue Mont de la Chambre on the Les Menuires side.
Get back
Use the Mont de la Chambre chair for another lap. For Les Bruyères, locate the blue Bruyères continuation below the gondola midstation before setting off.
Watch for
The same col also serves black Léo Lacroix and red David Douillet Haut. Keep the blue Mont de la Chambre signs as your reference.
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Skiing best beginner wide and long blue piste Mont de la Chambre, Les 3 Vallées

Mont de la Chambre above Les Menuires, filmed in January 2026. Route sources and video context →

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Courchevel · France

Creux

Blue runResort beginner pick
Run video
Video: Hadzi Srdjan Cirkovic Original on YouTube ↗

A longer mountain blue, then trees. Know the Altiport–Bellecôte branch for the return to Courchevel 1850.

Start hereCourchevel 1850 / Verdons

At a glanceComfortable on blues; a longer scenic descent
On the run
Wide, rolling mountain blue into trees; about 3.9 km
Watch for
Choose blue Altiport; another Altiport section is red
Finish
Blue Altiport → green Bellecôte → Courchevel 1850
Lift & return plan
Get on
In Courchevel 1850, go through La Croisette to the snow front for Verdons gondola → Vizelle gondola → the signed blue Creux. The municipal Croisette car park is at 138 rue de la Croisette; check the current parking conditions.
Get back
For Courchevel 1850: Creux → blue Altiport branch → green Bellecôte. Continuing all the way towards Roc Mugnier is a different finish.
Watch for
Altiport also has a red section. Creux is separate from red Combe Saulire and the black Suisses descent around these lifts.
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[4K] POV Skiing Easy wide Blue piste Creux | Saulire to Roc Mugnier, Courchevel, Les 3 Vallées

Creux from Saulire towards Roc Mugnier, filmed January 2026. Route sources and video context →

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Les Menuires – Three Valleys · France

Jérusalem

Blue run
Run video
Video: EveryPiste Original on YouTube ↗

Rolling meadows, mountain views and a village stop in Saint-Martin. Remember Biolley for the final stretch.

Start hereMéribel La Chaudanne / Legends → Cherferie

At a glanceComfortable on blues; a Saint-Martin outing
On the run
Rolling alpine meadows above Saint-Martin
Watch for
Pramint and the Cherferie run are red
Finish
Blue Biolley continues to Saint-Martin village
Lift & return plan
Get on
Start at La Chaudanne in Méribel Centre, opposite the ticket office beneath Tougnète gondola: Legends chair → Cherferie chair → the signed blue Jérusalem into the Saint-Martin sector.
Get back
Blue Biolley continues to Saint-Martin village. Saint Martin 1 gondola and Saint Martin Express regain the ridge; the onward route depends on where you are staying.
Watch for
Pramint and the piste Cherferie are red. A Les Menuires accommodation booking does not put you at this Méribel starting point; check the separate approach and onward return.
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Jerusalem (Blue), Les Menuires Ski Resort, 3 Valleys, France

Jérusalem, filmed March 2025. Route sources and video context →

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Chamonix Mont-Blanc · France

Vioz

Blue run
Run video
Video: skiflicks.com Original on YouTube ↗

A blue in Brévent’s Parsa circuit, with Mont Blanc across the valley. Start and finish by Planpraz gondola.

Start hereChamonix / Planpraz

At a glanceLinking turns; a mountain blue circuit
On the run
Blue lap served by the Parsa chair
Watch for
Brévent summit cable car leads to black Charles Bozon
Finish
Green Retour Planpraz → gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
Planpraz gondola from Chamonix → follow Vioz to the Parsa chair. You do not need the Brévent summit cable car.
Get back
Take Parsa for another lap. To finish, use the green Retour Planpraz connection and take Planpraz gondola down to Chamonix.
Watch for
The lift above Planpraz to the Brévent summit serves black Charles Bozon. Keep Parsa and Planpraz as your landmarks for this blue-run session.
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Vioz (blue), Brévent - Chamonix, France - 01/2022

Vioz at Brévent, filmed January 2022. Route sources and video context →

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Courchevel · France

Biollay

Blue run
Run video
Video: Courchevel Original on YouTube ↗

Blue laps above Courchevel 1850, with green Bellecôte as the way back to the village.

Start hereCourchevel 1850 / La Croisette

At a glanceBlue laps around Courchevel 1850
On the run
Blue run with its own chairlift
Watch for
Marquetty is red; Cospillot is black
Finish
Green Bellecôte back to Courchevel 1850
Lift & return plan
Get on
From La Croisette, ride Verdons gondola. Follow green Renard and Jardin alpin towards the Biollay chair, then ride the chair and follow the blue Biollay signs.
Get back
Use the Biollay chair for another lap. When you want to finish, continue onto green Bellecôte for the return to Courchevel 1850 and La Croisette.
Watch for
Marquetty is a separate red run served by the same chair. Cospillot farther down is black; stay with Bellecôte for this return to 1850.
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Biollay [Piste du jour] S02-E01

Biollay, filmed by the Courchevel resort team. Route sources and video context →

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La Plagne – Paradiski · France

Arpette

Blue run

A blue from the Arpette chair, then Belle Plagne back to Plagne Bellecôte. One village for the start and finish.

Start herePlagne Bellecôte / Arpette

At a glanceBlue laps from Plagne Bellecôte
On the run
Arpette chair → blue run towards Belle Plagne
Watch for
Funslope is a separate route with features
Finish
Blue Belle Plagne returns to Plagne Bellecôte
Lift & return plan
Get on
At Plagne Bellecôte’s snow front, take the Arpette chair and follow the blue Arpette signs towards Belle Plagne.
Get back
Continue on the blue Belle Plagne run to Plagne Bellecôte. The Arpette chair is at this snow front for another lap; finish here for your car or village bus.
Watch for
Belle Plagne and Plagne Bellecôte are two different villages. The Funslope is a separate playful route with features; follow Arpette for the ordinary blue run.
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Les Arcs – Arc 1950 · France

Mont Blanc

Blue run
Run video
Video: elskerski Original on YouTube ↗

A forest blue above Arc 1600. Arrive by funicular and follow the signed blue connections back to the village.

Start hereArc 1600 / Mont-Blanc

At a glanceSkiers already making parallel turns
On the run
Forest run above Arc 1600
Watch for
Cachette is red; Malgovert is black
Finish
Blue Pierre blanche 2 → Arpette 1 → Arc 1600
Lift & return plan
Get on
Start at the Mont-Blanc chair in Arc 1600. At the top, follow the blue Mont Blanc signs into the forest.
Get back
Continue via blue Pierre blanche 2 and Arpette 1, following Arc 1600 signs back to the village lifts. Use Mont-Blanc for another lap, or finish in Arc 1600 for the funicular down.
Watch for
Nearby Cachette is red and Malgovert is black. Stay with the signed blue route and its Arc 1600 return.
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Les Arcs Mont Blanc Blue Slope

Mont Blanc, a blue run at Les Arcs. Route sources and video context →

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Val Thorens · France

Moraine

Blue run
Run video
Video: Ivo Koimecs Original on YouTube ↗

Open mountain skiing from the Moraine gondola. Start with Deux Lacs in the village, then repeat or take the green route home.

Start hereVal Thorens / Deux Lacs

At a glanceMountain blues for linked turns
On the run
High-mountain run from Moraine gondola
Watch for
Portette is red; Face Nord leaves this lap
Finish
Green Combe de Thorens → Roc → village
Lift & return plan
Get on
Deux Lacs gondola from the lower Val Thorens snow front → Traversée des 2 Lacs → Moraine gondola → follow the blue Moraine signs.
Get back
Both blues return to the Moraine gondola for another lap. To finish in Val Thorens, follow green Combe de Thorens and Roc back to the main snow front, then the Deux Lacs departure area.
Watch for
Portette beside these blues is red. The Face Nord lift continues towards higher terrain and the Orelle connection; it is an extra journey, rather than part of this local lap.
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Skiing blue piste 'Moraine' in Val Thorens, Les 3 Vallées

Moraine, filmed January–February 2023. Route sources and video context →

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Val Thorens · France

Genépi

Blue run
Run video
Video: Ivo Koimecs Original on YouTube ↗

An alternative blue from the Moraine gondola, with the same Deux Lacs starting point and green return to Val Thorens.

Start hereVal Thorens / Deux Lacs

At a glanceAnother blue lap from Moraine gondola
On the run
High-mountain blue beside Moraine
Watch for
Portette is red; Face Nord leaves this lap
Finish
Green Combe de Thorens → Roc → village
Lift & return plan
Get on
Deux Lacs gondola from the lower Val Thorens snow front → Traversée des 2 Lacs → Moraine gondola → follow the blue Genépi signs.
Get back
Both blues return to the Moraine gondola for another lap. To finish in Val Thorens, follow green Combe de Thorens and Roc back to the main snow front, then the Deux Lacs departure area.
Watch for
Portette beside these blues is red. The Face Nord lift continues towards higher terrain and the Orelle connection; it is an extra journey, rather than part of this local lap.
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Skiing blue piste 'Génépi' in Val Thorens, Les 3 Vallées

Génépi, filmed January–February 2023. Route sources and video context →

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Val d'Isère – Espace Killy · France

Plan Milet

Blue run
Run video
Video: Ivo Koimecs Original on YouTube ↗

A blue on Solaise, reached by Glacier chair. Return to the village by Solaise gondola after your mountain laps.

Start hereVal d’Isère / Solaise

At a glanceBlue laps on Solaise
On the run
Glacier chair → Plan Milet → Datcha chair
Watch for
Plan is a separate red descent to the village
Finish
Datcha chair → Solaise gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
From the village snow front, take Solaise gondola. Follow blue Lac-Parc to the Glacier chair, then take the chair up and follow the blue Plan Milet signs.
Get back
Take Datcha chair back towards Solaise, then the gondola down to the village. For another lap, return to Glacier chair.
Watch for
Plan is a separate red run. Do not follow it downhill to the village when you mean to stay on Plan Milet. The Leissières chair crosses the ridge into another sector; you do not need it for this lap.
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Skiing 'plan milet' nice blue piste in Tignes Val d'Isere.

Plan Milet in Val d’Isère, filmed in February 2020. Route sources and video context →

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Tignes–Val d’Isère · France

Creux

Blue run

Start at Tignes Le Lac: Tovière up, Creux down, then Tommeuses back to the ridge for a gondola ride home.

Start hereTignes Le Lac / Tovière

At a glanceMountain laps from Tignes Le Lac
On the run
Tovière → blue Creux → Tommeuses chair
Watch for
Tommeuses chair is needed to get back over the ridge
Finish
Tommeuses chair → Tovière gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Tignes Le Lac, take Tovière gondola. Follow the blue Creux signs down to Tommeuses chair on the other side of the ridge.
Get back
Take Tommeuses chair back to Tovière for another lap. To finish, take Tovière gondola down to Le Lac. Leave time for the last Tommeuses chair so you can regain the ridge.
Watch for
Creux finishes across the ridge from Le Lac; the Tommeuses lift is part of the way home. Check that your pass includes it. Johan Clarey and Combe Folle are black ski descents towards Le Lac. This is a different Creux from Courchevel’s.
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Tignes–Val d’Isère · France

Grattalu

Blue run

Chairlift laps beside Tignes’s snowpark. Ski Grattalu, then blue Carline back to Val Claret.

Start hereTignes Val Claret / Tichot

At a glanceRepeatable blues from Tignes Val Claret
On the run
Blue beside the snowpark; jumps are separate
Watch for
Le Mur and Merles are separate red runs
Finish
Blue Carline back to Val Claret and Tichot
Lift & return plan
Get on
From the Val Claret snow front, take Tichot chair, then Grattalu chair. Follow blue Grattalu downhill beside the snowpark.
Get back
Continue on blue Carline to Val Claret and Tichot chair. Repeat Tichot → Grattalu for another lap, or finish in Val Claret.
Watch for
Le Mur and Merles are separate red runs. Stay with the blue Grattalu and Carline signs; the snowpark’s jumps are optional and separate from the ski run.
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Tignes–Val d’Isère · France

Anémone

Blue run

A blue with a village finish at Tignes Le Lac. Take Palafour, follow Lys and Anémone, then repeat or stop for lunch.

Start hereTignes Le Lac / Palafour

At a glanceBlue laps with a Tignes Le Lac finish
On the run
Palafour chair → blue Lys → Anémone
Watch for
Le Lac is in Tignes, not Val d’Isère village
Finish
Le Lac snow front, near Palafour chair
Lift & return plan
Get on
Take Palafour chair from Le Lac. Follow blue Lys, then the blue Anémone signs back towards Le Lac.
Get back
Anémone returns to Le Lac, near Palafour chair. Take the chair for another lap or finish at the village snow front.
Watch for
Keep to Anémone rather than joining the slalom course or the separate Combe option. A Tignes finish does not put you back in Val d’Isère; allow time for the ski-lift connections if staying there.
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Tignes–Val d’Isère · France

Diebold Haut

Blue run

Upper Bellevarde laps from Funival. Stay on the upper blue, then take La Daille gondola down to the village.

Start hereLa Daille / Funival

At a glanceUpper-mountain laps on Bellevarde
On the run
Upper Diebold blue, reached by Funival
Watch for
OK and Orange are red; Face de Bellevarde is black
Finish
La Daille gondola down; skip the lower descent
Lift & return plan
Get on
Take Funival from La Daille to Bellevarde. Follow the blue Diebold signs down towards Marmottes chair and the upper La Daille lift area.
Get back
Marmottes chair takes you back up for another lap. To finish, continue on the upper blue to La Daille gondola, then take the gondola down to the village.
Watch for
Haut means upper: this plan stops above the lower Diebold descent. OK and Orange alongside it are red runs, and Face de Bellevarde is black.
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Tignes–Val d’Isère · France

Col de la Madeleine

Blue run

A blue across upper Solaise. Take Madeleine chair up, Datcha back, then Solaise gondola down to the village.

Start hereVal d’Isère / Solaise

At a glanceSolaise blues with a gondola ride down
On the run
Madeleine chair → Col de la Madeleine → Datcha
Watch for
Madeleine is green; Plan to the village is red
Finish
Datcha chair → Solaise gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
From the village snow front, take Solaise gondola. Head downhill to the right of the Pim Pam carpets to reach Madeleine chair. At the top, follow the blue Col de la Madeleine signs.
Get back
Follow Col de la Madeleine down to Datcha chair, then ride back towards Solaise. Return to Madeleine chair for another lap, or take Solaise gondola down to the village.
Watch for
Madeleine, without ‘Col’, is a separate green run. Follow the blue Col de la Madeleine signs for this lap. Plan is a red descent towards the village; use Solaise gondola for the ride down instead.
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Col de la Faucille · France

Mainaz

Blue run

A blue from Petit Mont Rond back to Col de la Faucille. Take Mont-Rond up and keep the same base for the start and finish.

Start hereCol de la Faucille / Mont-Rond

At a glanceBlue laps with the same start and finish
On the run
Petit Mont Rond → Col de la Faucille
Watch for
Follow Mainaz; Tia-tia and Tiercelet are red
Finish
Same Mont-Rond lift base, above Mijoux village
Lift & return plan
Get on
Start at Col de la Faucille, at the Mont-Rond télécombi: it has both chairs and cabins. Ride to Petit Mont Rond, then follow the blue Mainaz signs. Mainaz takes the outer side of the slope, away from the direct red descents beside the lift.
Get back
Stay on Mainaz to return to the Mont-Rond bottom station at Col de la Faucille. Take the same lift for another lap, or stop at the base. Keep this outing above the col; the blue Liaison Mijoux continues down to a different village.
Watch for
Tia-tia, Tiercelet and Stade are red runs from this part of the mountain. Follow Mainaz by name and its blue signs. For first turns, Myrtilles is a separate learning area at the col, with its own drag lift.
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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Wasserwendi (2)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Corrupted Nomad Original on YouTube ↗

Ride up from Wengen for blue 2 Wasserwendi laps, repeat the Männlichen chair and finish by cable car back to the village.

Start hereWengen / Männlichen cable car

At a glanceA blue lap with a chairlift back up
On the run
Männlichen’s signed Wasserwendi Slow-Slope
Watch for
Red 3 heads towards Grindelwald, away from Wengen
Finish
Chair back up → cable car down to Wengen
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Wengen, take the Männlichen cable car up. At the top, follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs to the bottom of the Männlichen chairlift.
Get back
Take the Männlichen chair back up for another lap. When you are finished, return to the Wengen–Männlichen cable-car station and ride down to Wengen.
Watch for
Red 3 Männlichen goes towards the Grindelwald side. It is a different run, and skiing downhill on that side does not take you back to Wengen. Keep the cable-car ride down as your finish.
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Wengen / Mannlichen Blue Piste 2

Follow the blue 2 Wasserwendi signs on Männlichen. Published March 2022. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen (36)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Simon Rees Original on YouTube ↗

Take the train to Kleine Scheidegg, then follow the blue route towards Wengen, with railway stops at Wengernalp and Allmend if you want a shorter day.

Start hereWengen railway station

At a glanceA longer descent back towards Wengen
On the run
Blue sections through Wengernalp and Allmend
Watch for
Black Lauberhorn 45 and red 43 / 46 are separate routes
Finish
Wengen village, or train from Wengernalp / Allmend
Lift & return plan
Get on
Board the uphill train at Wengen for Kleine Scheidegg. At Kleine Scheidegg, find the blue 36 signs towards Wengernalp, then continue on the signed blue route through Allmend towards Wengen.
Get back
Finish in Wengen village. If you want a shorter outing, stop at Wengernalp or Allmend and take the train back to Wengen instead of skiing the remaining lower sections. Check the day’s trains before setting off.
Watch for
Lauberhorn 45 is the black racecourse. Red 43 and 46 are also separate options on this side. Follow the blue route at junctions, and check that each lower section is open before committing to the village descent.
About this video

Switzerland - Skiing - Kleine Scheidegg to Wengen (Piste 36 - Blue)

A full-length village return along piste 36. Published February 2020; use the current map for today’s junctions. Route sources and video context →

A mountain outing

Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Kleine Scheidegg to Grindelwald (22)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Chasing Snow Original on YouTube ↗

Choose upper blue 22 laps using the Arven chair, or continue to Grindelwald Grund and take the train back towards Kleine Scheidegg and Wengen.

Start hereWengen railway station

At a glanceUpper laps or a longer journey to Grindelwald
On the run
Three blue sections via Arven and Brandegg
Watch for
Full 22 finishes at Grindelwald Grund, not Wengen
Finish
Arven laps, or Grund → train back to Wengen
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Wengen, take the train to Kleine Scheidegg. Follow blue 22 towards Arven. At the Arven chairlift, choose between riding back up and continuing on blue 22 towards Brandegg and Grindelwald Grund.
Get back
For upper laps, use the Arven chair back to Kleine Scheidegg, then take the train to Wengen. The full descent finishes at Grindelwald Grund, on the other side of the mountain: take the railway back towards Kleine Scheidegg and change for Wengen.
Watch for
Grindelwald Grund and Wengen are different finishes. Allow time for the train journey back if you take the full descent; check the lower sections’ opening status and the last useful connections before leaving Kleine Scheidegg.
About this video

[4K] Skiing Grindelwald, Epic 9.2km Blue Piste 22 Full Top to Bottom, Jungfrau Suisse, GoPro HERO13

Filmed 10 March 2026. Skiing starts at 0:50; the lower Brandegg section begins at 10:22. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Oberjoch blue (1)

Blue run
Run video
Video: Corrupted Nomad Original on YouTube ↗

Ride the First gondola and Oberjoch chair, choose blue 1 for repeat laps, then finish by gondola to Grindelwald village.

Start hereGrindelwald village / First gondola

At a glanceA chairlift lap high above Grindelwald
On the run
The blue Oberjoch descent above First
Watch for
Choose blue 1; Oberjoch also has a red descent
Finish
Oberjoch chair → First gondola down
Lift & return plan
Get on
Go to the First gondola in Grindelwald village, not Grindelwald Terminal. Ride up to First, then take the Oberjoch chairlift. From the top, follow the blue 1 Oberjoch signs.
Get back
The blue returns towards the Oberjoch chair base beside First. Repeat the chair, then take the First gondola down when you have had enough. Arrange your return to Wengen separately using the day’s train connections.
Watch for
Oberjoch has a red option as well as blue 1. Choose the blue signs. This upper lap does not require a valley descent through Bort or Mühlebach.
About this video

Grindelwald - First, Oberjoch Blue Piste 1, Complete Run

The blue Oberjoch descent, rather than the separate red option. Published March 2022. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Dreistern (2)

Blue run
Run video
Video: skiflicks.com Original on YouTube ↗

Arrive at Winteregg by train, take the Winteregg chair and follow blue 2 Dreistern back to the railway stop for a straightforward finish.

Start hereWinteregg railway stop / chairlift

At a glanceBlue laps beside the Winteregg train stop
On the run
Dreistern back towards Winteregg
Watch for
Winteregg 1 and the Allmendhubel 5 link are red
Finish
Blue 2 → Winteregg train
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Lauterbrunnen, take the cable car to Grütschalp, then the BLM train to Winteregg. Get off at Winteregg and take the Winteregg chairlift. From the top, follow the blue 2 Dreistern signs.
Get back
Blue 2 brings you back to the Winteregg base. Repeat the chair, or finish at Winteregg railway stop and take the train towards Grütschalp, then the cable car down to Lauterbrunnen.
Watch for
Winteregg 1 is red; stay with blue 2. Mürren is across the Lauterbrunnen valley from Wengen. Return to Lauterbrunnen, then take the separate train to Wengen. Allmendhubel has a red 5 connection towards Maulerhubel; the Winteregg approach keeps that out of this plan.
About this video

Piste 2 blue, Lauterbrunnen-Mürren, Switzerland

Dreistern is blue 2 in Mürren–Schilthorn. Published February 2024. Route sources and video context →

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Wengen & Jungfrau · Switzerland

Maulerhubel (4)

Blue run
Run video
Video: skiflicks.com Original on YouTube ↗

Reach Maulerhubel on the Winteregg chair, lap blue 4 and use blue 2 Dreistern for the return to Winteregg and its railway stop.

Start hereWinteregg railway stop / chairlift

At a glanceTwo blues, with a train ride home
On the run
Maulerhubel blue 4, linked with Dreistern blue 2
Watch for
The connection down from Allmendhubel is red 5
Finish
Blue 2 → Winteregg train
Lift & return plan
Get on
Take the Grütschalp cable car from Lauterbrunnen, then the BLM train to Winteregg. Ride the Winteregg chair up to the Maulerhubel area and follow blue 4 to the Maulerhubel chairlift base.
Get back
Use the Maulerhubel chair for another lap. To finish, ride it back up and follow blue 2 Dreistern to Winteregg. From there, take the train towards Grütschalp and the cable car down to Lauterbrunnen.
Watch for
Red 5 is a different connection from Allmendhubel. This plan starts at Winteregg, uses the chairlifts and returns on blue 2; it does not rely on skiing down from Allmendhubel.
About this video

Piste 4 blue, Lauterbrunnen-Mürren, Switzerland

Maulerhubel is blue 4 in Mürren–Schilthorn. Published February 2024. Route sources and video context →

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La Plagne – Paradiski · France

Golf

Blue run
Run video
Video: Dein Pistenguide Original on YouTube ↗

A short blue beside Plagne Aime 2000. Come up from Plagne Centre by Télémétro, ski Golf and take its chair back for another lap.

Start herePlagne Centre / Télémétro

At a glanceAlready linking controlled turns on blues
On the run
Short blue beside Plagne Aime 2000, served by Golf chair
Watch for
Emile Allais is red; keep the Golf chair’s last uphill trip in mind
Finish
Golf chair uphill → Télémétro down to Plagne Centre
Lift & return plan
Get on
From Plagne Centre, take Télémétro to Plagne Aime 2000. At the snow front, follow the blue Golf signs downhill to the Golf chair. If you are already staying in Aime 2000, join the run from this village snow front.
Get back
Ride the Golf chair back up towards Plagne Aime 2000. Ski another Golf lap, or stop at the village and take Télémétro back to Plagne Centre. The chair’s bottom station is below the village, so keep its last uphill trip in mind.
Watch for
Nearby Emile Allais is red. Stay with the blue Golf signs rather than following another downhill branch; Golf’s chair brings you back to the Aime 2000 side, not to Plagne Centre.
About this video

La Plagne (Paradiski) - Piste Golf (blau) - Plagne Aime 2000

A short lap above Aime 2000, ending at the Golf chairlift. Filmed January 2026. Route sources and video context →

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Les Menuires – Three Valleys · France

Bruyères

Blue run

Take Bruyères 1 up, then follow blue Bruyères back to the same village base. A local lap without continuing to the high ridge.

Start hereLes Menuires / Les Bruyères

At a glanceAlready linking controlled turns on blues
On the run
Blue lap from Bruyères 1 back to Les Bruyères
Watch for
Bruyères 2 goes higher; Pâturages and Les Plans lead elsewhere
Finish
Blue Bruyères → the same gondola base
Lift & return plan
Get on
Start at the Les Bruyères snow front and take Bruyères 1. Leave at its upper station, where the second gondola begins, and follow the blue Bruyères signs downhill. Bruyères 2 continues higher and is not part of this lap.
Get back
Stay on blue Bruyères to return to the Bruyères 1 departure in Les Bruyères. Take the first gondola again for another lap, or finish at the snow front. The way back is on skis, not a gondola ride down.
Watch for
Pâturages, Les Plans and Boulevard du France are other blue branches towards different parts of the resort. Follow Bruyères by name to return to this base; a blue sign alone does not tell you where the run finishes.
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