To ski safely, we recommend a few rules.
And if we tell you this, it's because we care about you!
The 10 rules to respect
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Be careful with friends and other skiers who are not necessarily your friends to avoid putting them in danger
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You don't think you're a king: whatever your level, you adapt to the others, to the weather and to the slopes on which you ski
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You choose your trajectory carefully to avoid the bowling effect and ensure the safety of skiers further down
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Switch on the indicator, overtake with a wide clearance and we don't hesitate to shout to warn the skier's we are overtaking
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Use your laser vision to analyse the perimeter of the action before safely entering a slope
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Descend gracefully (or not) and try to clear the slope as quickly as possible if all goes well
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Go up or down on foot using the edges of the slopes, these are our pathways and it's safer this way
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Respect the signage, and if you don't know it, it's HERE
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Don't turn a blind eye in the event of an accident, you provide help, even if it's only by calling the first-aiders
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Come forward if you are a witness or involved in an accident so that everyone can see things more clearly
Even if they are presented in a nice way, the rules are not to be trifled with! UNDERSTOOD?
Avalanche risks
To find your way in fog, devices are placed on the milestones on the right-hand side of the slope.
Accident witness
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Inform the staff at the nearest ski lift
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Tell the operations officer the name of the slope, the number of the beacon and the nature of the accident
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If you have difficulty locating the accident site, wait for the first-aider
