Station du Lac Blanc au cœur du Massif des Vosges

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Slope services and safety in the ski area

Useful numbers in case of an accident:

Lac Blanc Ski Patrol Rescue Service: 00 33 (0)3 89 71 36 02

European Emergency Number: 112

Lac Blanc Gendarmerie: 00 33 (0)3 89 71 30 33 or dial 17

Lac Blanc Ski Patrol Rescue Service

In case of an accident, the ski patrol of the Lac Blanc resort provides assistance on the alpine and cross-country ski areas, the sledding slopes, and can also intervene on the marked snowshoe trails of the Lac Blanc station.

To contact the ski patrol, you have several options:

  • If you have mobile phone coverage, call +33 (0)3 89 71 36 02
  • On alpine slopes: you can send someone to alert them
  • Notify the lift staff or the first aid station, who will inform the ski patrol via radio.

When making the call, provide the following information:

  • Exact location of the accident: specify the slope, marker number, or a clear landmark to quickly locate the victim.
  • Nature of the accident: describe what happened (fall, collision, illness, etc.).
  • Condition of the victim: indicate whether the person is conscious or unconscious, if they are breathing, and if they can move or not.
  • Type of injury: mention the affected body parts (leg, head, back) and the apparent severity of the injuries.
 
Pisteurs secouristes de la station du Lac Blanc - Massif des Vosges

The ski patrollers of Lac Blanc resort get their gear from Speck-Sports !

The 10 Rules of Good Conduct for Skiers on the Slopes

  1. Respect for Other Skiers: behave in a way that does not endanger or inconvenience other skiers and snowboarders.
  2. Control of Speed: adjust your speed and behaviour to match your ability level, the weather conditions, the terrain, and the density of other skiers.
  3. Choice of Route: the skier uphill is responsible for choosing a route that ensures the safety of skiers downhill.
  4. Overtaking: you may overtake on the right or the left, but always leave enough space for the other skier to continue their route safely.
  5. Entering and Crossing Slopes: before entering a slope or after stopping, make sure to check both uphill and downhill to ensure it is safe to proceed.
  6. Stopping on the Slope: avoid stopping in narrow or blind spots. If you fall, clear the slope as quickly as possible.
  7. Walking Up or Down the Slope: if you need to walk on the slope, stay at the edge to avoid obstructing other skiers.
  8. Respect for Signs and Markings: follow all signs, markers, and signals on the slopes (closures, avalanche risks, etc.).
  9. Assistance in Case of an Accident: if there is an accident, provide assistance and notify the rescue services.
  10. Identification in Case of an Accident: if you are involved in an accident, even if you are not at fault, you must provide your identity and offer testimony if necessary.

Rescue Fees on the Slopes of Lac Blanc Station

The rescue service on the slopes is a paid service at the ski resort.

Below is the list of rescue fees on the slopes for the Lac Blanc resort for the 2024-2025 season.

If you have taken out insurance for skiing, all or part of the costs (depending on the insurance policy) may be covered under that policy.

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Type of Rescue Fees for the 2024-2025 season
Base of the Slopes / Treatment at the First Aid Post 45 €
Nearby Evacuation Zone: less than 1 km from the First Aid Post 180 €
Distant Evacuation Zone: more than 1 km from the First Aid Post 300 €
Off-Piste Evacuation 560 €
Snowmobile Evacuation 65 €
Ambulance Transport actual costs
Search Fees Exceeding 1 Hour, Incurred by SMALB Services actual costs
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