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La Bresse - Hohneck, the largest ski resort in the Vosges Mountains, offers a wide range of slopes for all abilities. The resort is known for its modern facilities, night skiing, and a variety of winter activities, making it a versatile destination for skiers and snowboarders.
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William - intermediate skier ⛷️ United Kingdom
Dec, 30 - 2024
Overall good resort for a couple of days, a variety of runs, friendly staff and nice atmosphere.
However major drawbacks are that accommodation at the base of the slopes is very limited therefore youll end up staying further out and driving there but parking is also very limited so youll end up walking for a while from your car to the lifts. Generally it is too busy on the weekends, the slopes are very crowded it almost becomes dangerous. Some of the runs are also more difficult than their colour category, ie a blue was more like a red in steepness and had a mogul field.
For a weekend its a good offering, but for a more substantial ski holiday I would look elsewhere.
However major drawbacks are that accommodation at the base of the slopes is very limited therefore youll end up staying further out and driving there but parking is also very limited so youll end up walking for a while from your car to the lifts. Generally it is too busy on the weekends, the slopes are very crowded it almost becomes dangerous. Some of the runs are also more difficult than their colour category, ie a blue was more like a red in steepness and had a mogul field.
For a weekend its a good offering, but for a more substantial ski holiday I would look elsewhere.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
6Beginner Runs
14Intermediate Runs
13Advanced Runs
1Expert Runs
2 kmLongest Run
50 kmSkiable Terrain
9 kmsSnow making
Elevation
1350 mTop
900 mBottom
450 mVertical Drop
Lifts
6Chairlifts
10Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
€2146 days
€38.41 day
Weather
206 cmAverage annual snowfall
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