SERRE CHEVALIER, December 29 – Skiers in Serre Chevalier Vallée faced challenging conditions today, with warm temperatures and icy patches impacting slope quality, though a bright, sunny sky provided excellent visibility. Six skiers reportedly experienced falls during the day, highlighting the hazardous conditions.
Icy Slopes and crowds Mar Serre Chevalier Ski Day
Despite a beautiful blue sky, conditions at Serre Chevalier Vallée were less than ideal on Monday, December 29, with warm temperatures and icy patches making for difficult skiing.
- warm temperatures created icy conditions on manny slopes.
- Crowds were meaningful, particularly on the return to Monet.
- The red slopes at Stade and under Prorel 3 offered better conditions with fewer people.
- Visibility remained excellent throughout the day.
The slopes warmed up quickly after 9 a.m., and a significant number of skiers were present. Patches of ice were widespread, irrespective of slope orientation, making for fast but uncontrolled descents. The higher slopes (HP) were reported to be worse than the previous day, prompting some skiers to seek alternative activities.
What is the current ski quality at Serre Chevalier Vallée? The overall ski quality was rated a 2/5, reflecting the challenging conditions.A trip to Briançon, a first in 30 years for some, provided a welcome change of scenery. The red slopes near Stade and under Prorel 3 were noted as being in relatively good condition and less crowded.
Did you know? – Serre Chevalier Vallée is one of the largest ski areas in the Southern French Alps, boasting over 250 kilometers of slopes. It’s comprised of several villages, each with it’s own character.
The return to Monet proved difficult due to large crowds, leading some to consider postponing their return to the resort until the end of the holiday period. Fortunately,the hidden valley offered a reprieve from the congestion.
Pro tip – Check slope reports before heading up. Conditions can vary significantly between different areas of the resort, especially with changing temperatures throughout the day.
The weather in Serre Chevalier Vallée on Monday, December 29, featured a bright blue sky from morning to evening, with excellent visibility extending to the top of the slopes.
Skiers can consult the weather in Serre Chevalier Vallée for a full bulletin.
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