The Steepest Descent in the Tignes Val d’Isere ski area Adrenaline hunters, welcome to the North Face of Pramecou, one of the most extreme descents in the Tignes – Val d’Isère ski area. With a sustained 50° gradient over 300 vertical metres, this iconic line is reserved for highly skilled freeriders capable of managing speed, […]
A Winter Walk Through History and Nature Nestled in Sainte-Foy Tarentaise, Le Monal is a classified alpine hamlet, only accessible on foot during winter. This timeless gem of Savoyard heritage has become one of the most scenic snowshoe trails in the Alps. At Snocool, we offer a different way to explore it: on snowshoes, in […]
For skiers looking for a serious off-piste challenge, the north face of the Grande Motte stands out as one of the most iconic itineraries in the Tignes – Val d’Isère ski area. Highly visible from Val Claret, this vast glacial face delivers a true high-mountain skiing experience, combining altitude, sustained gradients and demanding snow conditions. […]
An iconic spot for technical freeride enthusiasts The Chardonnet couloirs, known as the Chardonnet Bowl to English speakers, form a large east-facing natural amphitheater above the Lac du Chardonnet, high above Tignes Le Lac. This sector is known for its numerous couloirs of varying steepness and width, making it a prime location for advanced and […]
Iconic Couloirs Overlooking the Tignes Lake The Couloirs des Tufs, also called “The Fingers” by British skiers, are a series of steep, narrow and committing couloirs that tower above Tignes Le Lac. Clearly visible from the village, they attract the most skilled freeriders with their dramatic vertical lines, often untouched snow, and quick lift access. […]
A Wild Route in the Heart of Haute-Tarentaise The Tour du Charvet is one of the most stunning off-piste skiing itineraries in Val d’Isère. Remote, pristine and rarely crowded, it winds through breathtaking landscapes: rocky ridgelines, spruce forests and untouched valleys. This route is a gem for freeride enthusiasts—as long as you’re guided by a […]
A Legendary Backcountry Run in the Heart of Nature Tucked away from marked trails and lifts, Col du Granier is one of the most spectacular off-piste descents in Sainte-Foy-Tarentaise. Dropping 1430 metres from alpine ridges to the village valley, this run takes you through a pristine variety of terrain—steep slopes, forest trails, and snowy orchards. […]
A Scenic Freeride Far from the Crowds Want to experience the thrill of off-piste skiing in Tignes without tackling overly steep slopes? The Tour de Pramecou is the ideal entry point into freeriding, combining safety, accessibility and immersion in nature. This route takes you away from the lifts and the crowds, offering stunning alpine views […]
A Legendary North-Facing Descent in the Le Fornet Sector Grand Vallon is one of the most well-known off-piste routes in Val d’Isère, particularly in the Le Fornet area, bordering the Vanoise National Park. It offers a 1000-metre descent in a wild, scenic setting, with cold powder preserved by its north-facing orientation. The route is praised […]
The Ideal First Step into Off-Piste Skiing in Tignes Looking to dip your toes into off-piste skiing without diving into steep terrain or technical difficulty? The Téléphone route is a softer, more accessible version of the classic Télégraphe run. It’s perfect for getting started withfreeride skiing or snowboarding in a safe and controlled way. Whether […]
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