This bowl holds great snow and is formed from the divergence of two ancient lateral moraines that used to border the edges of the ancient glacier that came much lower down the mountain. It can be accessed most quickly from the Herse piste. After the steep icy section of the piste near the top that goes down the fall line, traverse L off the piste as it begins to ease off in angle. You are aiming to traverse just below the top of a characteristic conical hill top, the Triangle de la Herse, that is easily visible from above, taking care for rocks on the traverse, to enter the large obvious bowl. The alternative is from the Bochard lift. Duck immediately under the barriers to the R as you exit the lift station, passing under the lift line and following an obvious high traverse R for a long way, passing onto a flatter shoulder with the odd windlip you might want to play on. From here the Triangle de la Herse is visible below and R. You can take any number of slightly steeper lines, aiming for a snow covered cat track that traverses the L side of it to enter the bowl. Keep your speed under control on the last section of this track as it is often mogully/icy/rocky.