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Blue · Portes du Soleil · near Avoriaz

Route de l'Alpage length, vertical drop and steepness

Route de l'Alpage starts near Avoriaz, in Portes du Soleil, at 1,834 m and drops 8 m over 112 m, to 1,826 m; difficulty: Blue. Its steepest 20 m reach 10 %, #362 of the 380 named runs of Portes du Soleil measured by GeoPeaks; its average gradient is 7 %. Lifts to its top: Dromonts 1, Dromonts 1, Dromonts 1, Dromonts 2, Dromonts 2, Dromonts 2, Plateau, and Tour; it ends near Avoriaz.

Measured by GeoPeaks · data of October 29, 2026 · not figures of the ski area · How we measure

In feet and miles: 367 ft long; 26 ft vertical drop, from 6,017 ft to 5,991 ft.

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Shaded relief map of Route de l'Alpage with the runs and lifts around it
The run in its colour, with a white border: ▲ its top, ○ its end. Around it, the other runs in their colours and the lifts in grey-blue (thicker: those reaching its top). The scale bar’s length is written next to it; north is up. © OpenStreetMap · IGN · swisstopo · Copernicus · Credits
Length
112 m 367 ft
Vertical drop
8 m 26 ft
Average gradient
7 %
Steepest 20 m
10 %
Difficulty
Blue
In the area
#362 by steepness, of 380 · tied

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Avoriaz

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Steepest 20 m: 10 %, 60 m from the top

top · 1,834 m112 mbottom · 1,826 m
  • under 15 %
  • 15–25 %
  • 25–35 %
  • 35–50 %
  • over 50 %

Similar runs nearby

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How it ranks in Portes du Soleil

Among the 381 named runs of Portes du Soleil measured by GeoPeaks. 1 run is left out: its line climbs back up, or has a short pitch far steeper than the rest — maybe a bridge, a tunnel or a cut that the bare-ground relief does not show. Steepest · Longest · Biggest drop

Questions

How long is Route de l'Alpage?

Route de l'Alpage is 112 m long, measured horizontally along its line, and drops 8 m, from 1,834 m to 1,826 m.

How steep is Route de l'Alpage?

Its average gradient is 7 %; its steepest 20 m reach 10 %, 60 m from the top.

Which lift goes to the top of Route de l'Alpage?

The top of Route de l'Alpage is reached by Dromonts 1 (Drag lift), Dromonts 1 (Drag lift), Dromonts 1 (Drag lift), Dromonts 2 (Drag lift), Dromonts 2 (Drag lift), Dromonts 2 (Drag lift), Plateau (Chairlift), and Tour (Chairlift).

Where does Route de l'Alpage end?

It ends at 1,826 m, near Avoriaz.

What difficulty is Route de l'Alpage?

OpenStreetMap marks it as: Blue.

Measured by GeoPeaks on the 3D terrain (not figures of the ski area)
Length (horizontal)112 m 367 ft
Top1,834 m 6,017 ft
Bottom1,826 m 5,991 ft
Vertical drop8 m 26 ft
Average gradient7 %
Steepest 20 m10 %
DifficultyBlue (As mapped in OpenStreetMap)

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