PLUM MOUNTAIN
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Join the mythical Col de la Loze on cross-country skis!
A junction between the Courchevel and Méribel ski areas, the Col de la Loze is a must-see in the 3 Vallées.
You can extend your outing as far as the orientation table by turning right after the arrival station of the Dou des Lanches chairlift.
At the start, take the "Déviation 1550" trail, which turns right at the Tovets chairlift station, to join the Plum KV itinerary by turning left after crossing the Brigues ski run.
PLUM MOONTAIN - Start COURCHEVEL VILLAGE
3h25 / 4.8 km / 920 m ascent
Departure point: SNOWFRONT, NEXT TO THE TOVETS TELESIGE
Access to start by shuttle bus - Stop 25: MAISON DE 1550
PLUM MOONTAIN' - Alternative departure from COURCHEVEL 1850
2h35 / 3.9 km / 645 m ascent
Departure point: PLANTREY, AT THE TÉLÉSKI ÉPICÉA, JUST AFTER THE "DOMAINE NORDIQUE" GATEWAY
Access to start by shuttle bus - Stop 1: COURCHEVEL 1850
Arrival: COL DE LA LOZE (2305 m)
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Free of charge.
Period(s) of use
From 01/12 to 30/04
Subject to favorable weatherSubject to snow conditions
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