A voir, à faire Plagne Bellecôte

Admire and explore the mountain aboard a snowmobile, a vehicle like no other. Experience the excitement alone or in a pair and discover the breathtaking view from the peaks at night, in the heart of La Plagne. For Christmas or a birthday..., give a gift with a difference - a snowmobile excursion. Meet at the Snow Panthers chaletat the foot of the slopes in La Plagne centre.

The Olympic Bobsleigh Track in La Plagne boasts 19 turns, 1,500 metres of absolute joy (tinged with terror, naturally)! This is a rather unusual experience which is a real thrill. It's the chance to imagine yourself as one of the Jamaican bobsleigh team in "Cool Runnings".

You're sure to remember this hair raising and adrenaline filled ride for the rest of your life. Take a trip down the Olympic bobsleigh track and you can if you wish opt for your ride to be filmed: you can then take the video home with you to show off your bobsleigh experience!

For your mountain breaks, while you can obviously enjoy the pleasures of skiing and snowboarding, there's also the ice rink too. Give in to the call of the natural ice rink at Plagne Bellecôte for some fun time out with family or friends.
And so that everyone can enjoy themselves, regardless of their level, there's a skating area reserved for beginners.
Need a break between two activities? Enjoy the friendly atmosphere of this chalet, with its bar and restaurant open to all.

You will be able to spot various animal sculptures throughout your visit to this <B>ice cave</B> which stretches about 150 meters. Housed in a gallery with several rooms, the cave is located on the summit of Bellecôte. You can see a giant iguana, marmots and birds of prey. Be warned that the cave can only be visited in good conditions. Come and visit the <I>Grotte de Glace</I>, or <B>ice cave</B> which is carved right out of the glacier.<br/>

Located in the Vallon de l'Ours, a valley which links Belle Plagne to Plagne Bellecôte, the Cascade de Tyroliennes is a series of 8 zip lines including 5 which are between 110 and 200 metres long. The 5 biggest zip lines are between 25 and 45 metres off the ground, and they cross a mountain stream.

At the end, there's a Base Jump. The entire complex consists of over 2,000 m of cables sensitively integrated into the mountain landscape at an altitude of between 1,930 and 2,050 m. Participants use the Bornak safety system, a system that offers optimum safety for adventure courses.