Whatever your years of experience on the ski slopes, your level is based on technical criteria (turns, parallel, snow plow, etc.)
We offer here a detailed description of the ski levels as well as their correspondence with the Swiss or French Ski Schools to facilitate your search.
Table of equivalences
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| Green Evasion | o To be able to move on a flat ski on the feet. o Be able to slide down the fall line and stop in a snow plow. |
| Blue Evasion | o To be able to master a blue slope in a turning snowplow. o Be able to climb stairs or scissors. o Be able to make crossings with parallel skis. |
| Blue Star Evasion | o To be able to master a blue slope in a snow plow turn. o Be able to descend an average slope in side skidding. o Be able to make the first changes of direction using a "V" switch. |
| Red Evasion | o Be able to master a red track in a parallel turn. o Be able to perform waltzes in both directions. o Be able to perform a basic air on small jumps. |
| Red Star Evasion | o To be able to master a red runway in a short turn. o Be able to chain several turns on an easy piste ski. o Be able to perform an ollie with the help of the field. |
| Black Evasion | o To be able to master an unprepared snow descent with parallel skis. o Be able to make parallel turns in switch. o Be able to perform "style" jumps (straights and / or grabs) on a medium jump. |
| Black Star Evasion | o Be able to carve on a wide and easy track o Be able to perform different tricks on the track. o Be able to master a black slope in a short turn with the use of poles. |
| Gold Evasion | o To be able to master all the slopes and all the snows on the 4 Valleys area. o Be able to perform at least one short turn variant and one cut turn variant o Be able to perform a "slope style run" by combining tricks on the piste and switch. |