Check out the Col de Rousset ski resort map above to get a feel for the layout before you head up the mountain. This trail map covers 26 runs split across 12 beginner, 7 intermediate, and 5 advanced pistes, serviced by 1 chairlift and 9 drag lifts. The skiing spans from 1900m down to 1350m, making it a compact and accessible spot for a day on the slopes.

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Best Runs in Col de Rousset

Col de Rousset is a small, family-friendly ski area in the Vercors, so you won't find a massive variety of runs—but what's there is ideal for learners and intermediates looking to build confidence without the crowds.

La Crête (Green): A very gentle run that loops across the plateau, perfect for absolute beginners getting used to sliding on skis.
L'Ecureuil (Green): A wide, forgiving slope near the beginner area that's regularly used by ski schools and families.
Le Lièvre (Blue): A mellow blue that offers a step up from the greens with a slightly longer run and easy-going gradient.
La Marmotte (Blue): A steady, tree-lined blue that gives you a bit more distance and helps you practice linking turns without anything too taxing.
Le Chamois (Red): The main red run here, offering a bit more pitch and a chance to pick up speed if you're comfortable on blues and want to test yourself.
Le Bouquetin (Red): A slightly steeper red with some more technical sections, ideal for intermediates looking to sharpen their technique.