Skiing, snowboarding, snowscooting... What sports are allowed in Les 2 Alpes?

Skiing, snowboarding, telemark skiing, monoskiing, snowblading and skwal are permitted across the entire ski area.

All lift passes allow you to practise these activities.

You are welcome throughout the entire Les 2 Alpes ski area. In the case of sit-ski handiskiing, your equipment must be approved by the Lift Operations and Ski Patrol Department.

You may benefit from a Handiski lift pass at the lift ticket offices upon presentation of a disability card.

Participants will be given a list of the lifts they are allowed to use, as well as those that are not recommended or prohibited.

Baby Snow devices are authorised on the following lifts: Vikings, Coolidge and Bosquets magic carpets (free access, no lift pass required), as well as the Viking and Gentianes drag lifts.

If you have children under 5 years old who ski (excluding Baby Snow), a lift pass is free of charge but mandatory.

Order it online or request it at the ticket office (photo required + ID must be presented when purchasing at the ticket office).

New sliding devices are permitted on certain lifts:

• “Snowscoot” type devices are prohibited on fixed-grip chairlifts and on our difficult drag lifts but are authorised on detachable chairlifts, magic carpets and the funicular.

• “Véloski” (with a seat) or snowskate devices may only use gondolas and the funicular.

• “Sledge” type devices are prohibited on all lifts except Yoomer and Snooc, which may use gondolas. Snakegliss may only be used when supervised by an instructor.

Any special sliding device must receive prior approval from the STRMTG and must be validated by the Lift Operations Management or one of its representatives before being allowed on the ski area.

Helmet and leash are mandatory.