Follow the Bearded Vultures' trail

In pursuit of this mythical Alpine bird

This winter, a new fun run has emerged on the Bellevarde massif.

Everyone can set off in pursuit of the Bearded Vulture from the "La Verte" track! Ski alongside this emblematic bird of the Alps and have fun with the various wooden play modules.

Take to the slopes under the entrance arch and make your first turns while admiring the breathtaking views.

Play the melody of the Bearded Vulture as you try your hand at the giant xylophone, then pass beneath the emblematic bird of prey in the wooden tunnel and finish the run in style by crossing the mogul zone.

This fun trail is accessible to skiers of all levels, so whether you're a novice or an experienced skier, you'll be able to enjoy yourself alongside the Bearded Vulture.

What's New This Winter

Pass beneath the giant bearded vulture nest and experience the wonder of this majestic bird.
Made from larch trees brought down by the Fornet avalanche, this nest showcases local expertise and sustainable material reuse.
Walk through the feather-lined tunnel for a fully immersive adventure.
Glide through the vulture’s piercing gaze, letting yourself be captivated by the magic of the heights.

Some key informations on this legendary bird of prey

The Bearded Vulture is easily recognized by its wingspan, which can measure from 2.3 to 2.8 meters when fully grown.

It gets its name from the small tuft of feathers under its beak, which gives the impression of having a beard.

This bird of prey is also known for its red-rimmed yellow eyes. In the 19th century, the Bearded Vulture was considered an evil bird and was driven out of the Alps, but it wasn't until the late 1980s that it made a comeback in the region.