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Petit Mont Blanc
Access
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Latitude :
6.660476
Longitude :
45.408286
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Enjoy 360° panoramic views from the Vanoise glaciers to Mont Blanc.
The peak takes its name from its rounded shape, similar to that of its big brother, and the gypsum that looks like snow.
PASSAGE DE PLASSA (8')
- temps de marche : 9h30
- distance : 24,7 km
- dénivelé : D+ 1300 m / D- 1300 m
The route takes you to huge cairn (3,5 m), and a vast field of scree opens out in front of you afterwards, with the wreckage of a plane that crashed on December 19th 1969.
COL DE MEY (8'')
- temps de marche : 8h30
- distance : 20,3 km
- dénivelé : D+ 1270 m / D- 1270 m
For the more experienced, a via cordata (a rocky footpath equipped with a cable) allows you to continue to the Col de Mey mountain pass. Not a good idea if you suffer from vertigo!
VIA CAVO DEL MEY, a vertiginous and breathtaking hike (via cordata)
- temps du parcours : 1h00
- distance du parcours : 0,8 km
- dénivelé : D+ 180 m
Reserved or adventurers and sports enthusiasts who love thrills, the brand new Courchevel hike makes you feel...dizzy. A cabled course on rocky ledges facing the Vanoise glaciers. Helmet, lanyards and harness required.
Services
Rates
Free access.
Period(s) of use
From 01/05 to 31/10
Subject to favorable weather
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Pets allowed
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Things to discover nearby
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Pedestrian sports
G - Le lac de la Rosière (hiver)
Courchevel
4.5km
Medium
170m
170m
In a natural setting at the foot of the Dent du Villard, with the shimmering lake, this enchanting location is perfect for a quiet moment of contemplation. A great place to visit during your stay!

Pedestrian sports
Courchevel
3.2km
Level green – easy
70m
230m
Through the snow-covered fir trees, the trail takes you to Courchevel Moriond via the amazing Plan du Vah site.

Pedestrian sports
I' - La boucle de Pralin (hiver)
Courchevel
2km
Level green – easy
120m
120m
The perfect way for the whole family to get away from it all, in complete safety, with panoramic views of the Dent du Villard. A vast plateau where children can play in the snow.












