Since February 18, 2024, a new attraction has emerged in the heart of the Super Besse station, offering visitors a new and exciting experience. The Super Coaster, a mountain coaster track of approximately 1.3 kilometers, has opened its doors to the delight of thrill-seekers.
A 4 Seasons Sled on rails
This mountain track offers a unique course, with an average slope of 35% and thrilling elements such as jumps, waves and no less than 20 fast turns that promise a thrilling adventure with every descent. The opening of this attraction ensured a tremendous expansion of the resort's summer and winter offerings.
The Super Coaster, an entertaining alternative in winter
What makes the Super Coaster even more attractive is that it can be operated all year round, including winter. Indeed, the route does not use any existing slopes, which means that it does not hinder skiing activity and offers an entertaining alternative for visitors seeking thrills during the cold season.
An integrated attraction
Ride time on the Super Coaster is approximately 6 minutes, reaching a maximum continuous speed of 40 km/h. During this time, passengers can enjoy exceptional panoramic views of Super Besse and the surrounding area, thanks to passages on bridge structures that offer unique perspectives of the resort and the surrounding plateau.
The Super Coaster of Super Besse: a unique experience
The 500 meter climb aboard the sled already offers a taste of the adventure to come, with striking views of the surrounding landscape. Once at the top, it's time to let yourself be carried away by the descent of 1300 meters, offering a difference in altitude of 130 meters. Visitors meander through the trees, taking sharp turns, jumps and tunnels at full speed, creating an unrivaled feeling of excitement.
The Super Coaster is a must-see attraction for anyone looking for adrenaline and wonder. Offering thrilling moments and breathtaking views, this mountain coaster track promises unforgettable memories and an irrepressible desire to start the adventure again.
