Les Deux Alpes Snowpark

 

The Les Deux Alpes team have been working on the snowpark for nearly 11 years developing the park as the expectations of the riders increases. Thanks to the collaboration with Nicolas Marduel, and to the experience of the drivers, the snowpark has earned a worldwide reputation. There are also 3 “Park bullies”, one pipe magician, one turbine, daily ramp maintenance and  “fat” handrails. Axe pipe This zone allows beginners to initiated riders to take on rather “technical” ramps like hips, gaps, or quarters over more than 800 m before entering the pipe ! Slopestyle Slopestyle is one of the most popular discipline and allows experienced to expert riders. Les Deux Alpes Slopestyle is made of a step up gap, a 20 meters long Big Air, 2 tables with 3 kickers from 8 to 15 meters long, several handrails like “kink”, “straight” or “C” Rails and a huge hip ! So, only fat and shaped every days. Half-pipe The pipe meets federation standards and is 120 m long with a 4,5 m radius. Regular maintenance by a team of experienced drivers ensures perfect curves and “vertical” ! For seasoned riders and freestyle experts only. L’envers The most beautiful playground in the Alps, the one and only: handrails, rainbow, curb, kicks, 2 big air tamps and cool zone with BBQ, music, open DJ turntable, and some deckchairs to take a breather. SLIDE AREA The Gully: 3100m 150 m long at 35°! Twisting and turning or straight ahead, but get down that hill! You’re in for a ride! The Canyons: 3,000m Ski around the banked curves, wind down the hill, and conquer these 2 fun runs. Why? To make the most of the mountains! The Ledge: 2,800m From 1 to 5 m high, choose your challenge and learn to master this 100% natural, 100% safe obstacle! The Waterfalls: 2,800m Alone or with a friend, have a safe flight while improving your technique. What’s the secret? Building up speed! The Boarder Cross: 2,600m Moved to the Toura piste (between the Lac Noir TSF and the new Toura TSF) and completely redesigned, the new boarder cross run offers a 185 m drop over more than 1,000 m.

Tags: Les Deux Alpes, The Grande Galaxie