Rando Parc Châtel
Important information:
Advised equipment:
Practical information:
To make the most of your experience at Rando Parc, note that 4 routes require a pass to access their starting point.
We've designed passes to suit your needs:
- Classic ascent: ideal for a first discovery or to try out ski touring.
- Multi-climb pack: choose between a pack of 3 or 5 climbs, to be used throughout the season.
Prices:
1 Rando Parc ascent: €9
3 Rando Parc climbs*: €23
5 Rando Parc ascents*: €36
*Valid for the entire 2024-2025 winter season.
These passes give you access to the lifts that take you to the start of the itineraries: Pierre Longue and Petit Châtel chairlifts and the Super-Châtel gondola lift.
Download the Rando Parc guide
- Ski slopes are not open outside lift operating hours (8.30am to 4.30pm).
- Skiing down them outside of their opening hours can still lead to dangers such as avalanches or accidents with snow groomers.
- Be warned! Anyone using closed slopes does so at their own risk.
Advised equipment:
- An activated avalanche transceiver, set to « transmit » mode.
- a head torch
- a mobile phone
- a shovel
- a helmet
- a probe
- Generally stable conditions.
- Mostly stable conditions. Caution is advised particularly when crossing steep slopes at the exposures and altitudes indicated in the bulletins.
- Partially unfavourable conditions. When possible, avoid steep slopes at the exposures and altitudes mentioned in the bulletins.
- Understanding and assessing the dangers of avalanches requires experience.
- Adverse conditions. Stick to more gentle slopes and take avalanche deposition zones into consideration. Understanding and assessing the dangers of avalanches requires experience.
- Adverse conditions. Stick to more gentle slopes and take avalanche deposition zones into consideration. Understanding and assessing the dangers of avalanches requires experience.
Practical information:
- Ski touring in the ski area is permitted ONLY on the itineraries designated for this purpose.
- Make sure you have the right equipment.
- You are responsible for your own safety and that of others.
- Respect nature and the peace and quiet of the area.
- Never set off alone and inform those around you.
- Adapt your itinerary to your physical abilities, the weather conditions and the time you have available.
To make the most of your experience at Rando Parc, note that 4 routes require a pass to access their starting point.
We've designed passes to suit your needs:
- Classic ascent: ideal for a first discovery or to try out ski touring.
- Multi-climb pack: choose between a pack of 3 or 5 climbs, to be used throughout the season.
Prices:
1 Rando Parc ascent: €9
3 Rando Parc climbs*: €23
5 Rando Parc ascents*: €36
*Valid for the entire 2024-2025 winter season.
These passes give you access to the lifts that take you to the start of the itineraries: Pierre Longue and Petit Châtel chairlifts and the Super-Châtel gondola lift.
Download the Rando Parc guide
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Take the Super-Châtel gondola to the starting point. Go down the telecorde track then up towards the Morclan chairlift. Turn right and head towards the forest to join the groomed path.
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At the arrival of the Super-Châtel cable car, to start the itinerary, follow the footpath in the direction of the Lac de Conche. Continue the itinerary in the direction of the Chalet Neuf restaurant and the Col de Culet.
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Departing from the arrival point of the Pré la Joux chairlift, this itinerary takes you through the combe nicknamed "Happy Valley". A wild terrain through a canyon that gives an immediate feeling of disconnection.
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The route starts at the arrival of the Petit-Châtel chairlift, a little below on the right. You will start a gentle climb up to the Barbossine mountain pasture where you will turn left towards the forest on the summer path.
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The route starts with a climb in the heart of the forest with some great views over the valley. A climb without conversions with several technical parts on the first part.