Opening of the ski area from November 29, 2025 to May 3, 2026.
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➡️ Ski area opening info : Access will be provided by: Jandri, Belle Étoile, Diable
- Access up to 3,400 m via Puy Salié
- Signal and Pierre Grosse
- Toura, Bellecombe, Super Diable
Due to the completion phase of the renovation work, the funicular will remain closed until December 12 inclusive. The ice cave is also closed until that date.
Pedestrians can access to Jandri 3200, including its two panoramic terrace and the restaurant Le 3200.
For more information, please visit the ticket office.
On skis or snowboard… whatever your style, safety on the slopes is essential to fully enjoy your mountain stay.
Here are the 10 essential rules for every good skier, based on international resort safety principles.
Follow them every time you hit the slopes: they protect both you and others, making your skiing experience enjoyable for everyone.
These rules apply to beginners as well as experienced skiers.
To reduce the risk of injury, equipment suited to your body, skill level, and the day’s conditions is essential. Proper gear improves control and decreases the risk of accidents on the slopes.
Choose a certified helmet to protect your head in case of a fall.
Consider wearing a back protector: it shields your spine in case of a fall or collision.
Have your skis or snowboard adjusted by a professional.
Check the bindings and condition of your equipment.
A few minutes of warm-up can prevent muscle tension and injuries. Gentle stretching, joint mobilization, and light cardio exercises prepare your body and help you enjoy a full day of skiing safely.
Before hitting the slopes and skiing safely, make sure to check:
Weather conditions
Snow conditions
Avalanche risk
Open or closed runs
Controlled speed helps avoid collisions and ensures a better reaction in case of unexpected obstacles.
Adapt your speed based on:
Your technical skills
The difficulty of the slope
Slope traffic
Visibility
Snow conditions
This rule applies to all skiers and snowboarders:
Beginners: stay in learning areas and on green slopes.
Experienced: adjust your speed on blue and green runs.
Mountain signage is there for your protection. Follow signs, danger warnings, closures, and marked zones.
A closed slope may hide unseen risks: ice patches, avalanche triggers, maintenance, or grooming machines.
Fundamental rule: the skier behind must pay attention to the one in front.
Everyone shares the responsibility to avoid collisions. Anticipate, look ahead, and adjust your path.
Before moving, restarting, or changing direction, always observe your environment. On the slopes, stay vigilant: a quick glance left, right, and behind can prevent accidents.
The ski area is shared. Keep a safe distance from other skiers and give enough room when overtaking.
Passing should be done without disturbing others and with sufficient safety margin.
Never stop in the middle of a slope, in a narrow section, or just after a drop. If you need to stop, move to the side in a clearly visible area to avoid collisions.
If you witness an incident, immediately notify the ski patrol.
📞 +33 4 76 79 75 02
Describe the situation, location, and condition of the injured person, and stay with them until help arrives.
Following these 10 rules:
Reduces the risk of accidents
Improves coexistence between beginners and experts
Allows you to fully enjoy the ski area safely
Preserves the experience for everyone (families, children, snowboarders, ski tourers…)
These rules are at the heart of mountain safety and allow everyone to enjoy a secure and pleasant skiing experience.
