Signage of the slopes
Classifications of the slopes according to the level of difficulty:
EASY SLOPE
(Beginner skier)
(Intermediate skier)
DIFFICULT SLOPE
(Advanced skier)
VERY DIFFICULT SLOPE
(Experienced skier)
Each slope has a name that allows you to locate yourself in the ski area.
The ski run markers are located on the sides of the slopes. Its color indicates the slopeʼs degree of difficulty. Each ski run maker has the name of the slope, which makes it easier for us to locate the slope on the map, and they also have a number. While skiing, we will see that the numbers are in descending order and this allows us to position ourselves and know if we have a lot or a little left before reaching the end of the ski run.
SLOPE NAME
NUMBER: “POSITION ON THE SLOPE”
COLOR: INDICATES THE SLOPEʼS LEVEL OF
The most common signposts
SLOPE JUNCTION
SLOPE JUNCTION WITH DRAG SKI LIFT
SLOPE CLOSED ACCESS FORBIDDEN
REDUCE SPEED
WARNING
SLEDDING PROHIBITED
SNOWSHOEING PROHIBITED
Levels of difficulty inside the snowpark
EASY
INTERMEDIATE
HIGH
HIGH
European avalanche danger scale
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Danger level
Danger level
Messages about the conditions of practice
VERY HIGH
Acute danger
HIGH
Weakly bonded on most steep slopes
CONSIDERABLE
Moderately to weakly bonded on many steep
MODERATE
Moderately well bonded on some steep slopes
LOW
Conditions generally safe
