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verry good site with south wind in winter: a lot's of time in soaring! But be careful in the valley, the wind could be stronger.
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Allevard-les Plagnes is a mountain site in the French Alps with a recorded launch elevation of 2,066 m. It works best in southerly and south-westerly winds. Pilots fly it for ridge soaring and thermal, using foot launch.
The nearest site we have rated for each wind direction Allevard-les Plagnes doesn't cover.
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verry good site with south wind in winter: a lot's of time in soaring! But be careful in the valley, the wind could be stronger.
on the top of the ski station. go by car to 'super-collet' and take the chair lift (open in winter and July-august). takeoff on the grass, near the ski tow.
the dike or 'la Mirande' as you want.
Go to Allevard. In Allevard go to the ski station 'le Collet d'Allevard'.
Don't go down in the little valley under the takeoff (veyton valley), you will have big difficult to go out. No landing :-) If you land at the dike, be careful: it's forbiden and dangerous to fly over the lake.
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