- Resort altitude of 1,850 metres
- Over 150 kilometres of slopes
- 8 green runs, 27 blue runs, 38 red runs and 18 black runs
Set high above the picturesque Upper Tarentaise valley, La Rosière is a brilliantly well thought out resort. Big enough to have all the facilities any skier could wish for, but also small enough to be known as one of the Alps’ friendliest resorts with beautiful wood and stone chalets, this resort is a perfect choice for couples and families wanting to spend some quality time together in a picturesque setting.
Skiing and snowboarding in La Rosière
Due to it's high altitude, the La Rosière-Espace San Bernardo ski area has record levels of snowfall with it's ski season starting in December and running until the end of April. Its sunny, wide open slopes are snow-sure with the main lifts and pistes all radiating out directly from the centre of resort. Within the ski area, you'll find there is a mix of gentle blue runs, cruisy reds and tough blacks plus some renowned off-piste areas - so you're really spoilt for choice. The ski resort also caters for boarders, with a lot of free-riding and a snow park well set up for beginners and intermediates. New for this winter season the Dahu draglift has been updated to a four seater chairlift, this gives beginners easier access to two green slopes - Dahu and Cabri, and two blue slopes - Gelinotte and Marmottons. Skiers can also join onto the Plan du Repos chairlift and access the wider San Bernardo area.
Where to stay in La Rosière
We offer a range of 4 and 5 star accommodation in La Rosière, all with great views of the village and mountains as well as access to some fantastic spa and wellness facilities included in your stay. We offer hotels on half board basis for a stress free holiday, but if you'd prefer some independence we also offer fully equipped self-catering apartments too. La Rosière is very much a chocolate box resort, with many buildings replicating traditional wooden chalets, so no matter where you end up staying we can assure you that you'll receive that winter, alpine feel everybody longs for.
Bars and restaurants in La Rosière
During your stay in La Rosière, you'll have many opportunities to taste the best Savoyard specialities France has to offer, including raclette, fondue, tartiflette and croziflette. The restaurants found in La Rosière are also adaptable and provide a variety of dishes and cuisines so many can cater for dietary requirements upon request.
La Rosière has a range of places to have a drink, from lounge bars and tea rooms to your usual après party scene, there is something suited for everyone. Although La Rosière is known to be a quiet resort, you can still choose the ideal atmosphere for you - relax on a terrace and catch some sunny rays, socialise with friends with a drink in hand or cosy up by a warm fire place.
Ski deals in La Rosière
New for winter 2023/24, the X-periences lift pass is a great option for skiers and non-skiers looking for a range of activities alongside time on the mountains. You'll of course have access to the ski area and it's many kilometres of piste but the pass also includes a few extras that you can make the most of when you're not skiing or boarding your way down the slopes. The X-perience pass provides 1 free session at the ice skating rink, cinema tickets, 1 free ride on the xtreme luge found at the bottom of the village and an extra half day skiing as well as many other thrilling activities and discounts.
What's included in an Inghams holiday to La Rosière
Flights, transfers and accommodation based on self catering, half board, chalet catering, full board or all inclusive. Optional add ons include equipment hire, lift pass and tuition - please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for more information on these.
| Skiing levels |
| Beginner |
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| Intermediates |
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| Advanced |
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| Snowboard |
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| Cross country |
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| Mountain facts |
| Ski area |
155 km
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| Runs |
8
25
35
14
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| Longest run |
0 Km
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| Snowparks |
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| Lifts |
Drag lifts 0, Chairlifts 0, Cablecars 0
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| Slope direction |
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| Ski/resort bus |
False
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