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This ski hire shop in La Tania is located right in the heart of the resort, just over the bridge on the ground floor of the Grand Bois, next to the main piste, allowing easy ski-in ski-out access.
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Discover the top Courchevel bad-weather skiing
It can be hard to know what to do when the weather closes in and the snow falls. Courchevel has some great places to go when the clouds come in and the visibility fades, the best thing to do is to stick to the tree-lined pistes as they will give you definition in the flat light.
The high, open pistes lack the contrast required for orientation during white out conditions and slope and sky can blur into one.
However, there are certain runs that offer more contrast providing vast amounts of skiing/snowboarding when the flakes are falling.
The trick is to head for the pistes that are tree-lined and more sheltered, as they help provide definition when everything else seems to be white.
Bear in mind, the valley floors can sometimes be covered in fog but the summits are bathed in glorious sunshine. Therefore, it is always a good idea to check out the webcams before you set off for the day.

When visibility is poor due to snow or a white-out, the most important thing to remember is to keep the piste markers in sight. These poles indicate the difficulty of the run with their colour—green, blue, red, or black.
A simple trick can help you stay on track: poles on the right-hand side of the piste (looking downhill) have a 20 cm orange band at the top. If you see one, keep it on your right. If the pole is a single colour all the way up, keep it on your left. Following this guide will help you stay safely on the piste.
If visibility deteriorates, try heading to lower pistes near the resort, as they may be below the cloud cover, offering better conditions. If the cloud is sitting in the valley, conditions could be clearer higher up, just ensure there’s an easy route down in case visibility remains poor. If it’s snowing in the valley, it’s likely snowing at the top too, making for great skiing and quieter pistes.
Trees help provide definition and more shelter in white-out conditions, making skiing easier when the sky and snow blend together. The best tree-lined pistes in Courchevel include:
Before setting off on a bad weather day, check the live webcams to see what conditions are like at different heights. This can help you plan the best runs for visibility and snow quality.
This ski hire shop in La Tania is located right in the heart of the resort, just over the bridge on the ground floor of the Grand Bois, next to the main piste, allowing easy ski-in ski-out access.
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