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4.30 (66 ratings)
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4.41 (64 ratings)
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3.29 (63 ratings)
Après Ski
3.71 (62 ratings)
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3.61 (64 ratings)
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4.41 (64 ratings)
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La Rosière 1850, located near the Italian border, is unique for its international ski area linked with La Thuile in Italy. The resort is known for its sunny slopes, family-friendly atmosphere, and opportunities for heli-skiing, appealing to a wide range of skiers and snowboarders.

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Good ski resort border with the Italian resort of La Thile, that creates a bigger domain with plenty of piste and off piste rides. Very enjoyable, the town is a bit sleepy.
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La Rossiere is a very underrated resort. Very good value for money and linked with La Thuile (Italy) which forms the Espace San Bernardo ski area. (156km) In my opinion great skiing for all levels of skiers and borders. Good for families as well.
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Medium sized resort. Great views up and down the valley. Windy and south facing but good snowmaking to keep the key runs open. "Red" mountain, all blues have steep sections so not great for timid skiers. Almost all runs above the treeline on a slab of a mountain resulting in limited options in bad weather (i.e. times of poor visibility or a bitter wind that is in your teeth on any chair) but with fresh snow and/or better visibility theres a lot to go for. Italy is on the same lift pass for some different terrain and a cheaper lunch but theres a proper Red over the edge to navigate followed by 2 seriously long drag lifts along a flatish valley. If you can ski its worth a visit otherwise probably more effort and anxiety than desirable. Reasonable prices for the Tarantaise and friendly people working in the resort. Decent food and drink available at all venues. Lift system gets people up the mountain without drama. But they then all need to ski back home down the steep, wide blue runs. So, a full mix of people; the fast, slow, inconsiderate and the careful all funnelling down towards the bottom. Humm If youve not been to La Ros before then its certainly worth a visit.
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Resort Stats

Ski Terrain
8Beginner Runs
13Intermediate Runs
15Advanced Runs
5Expert Runs
7 kmLongest Run
160 kmSkiable Terrain
40 kmsSnow making
Elevation
2800 mTop
1850 mBottom
950 mVertical Drop
Lifts
1Gondolas / Cable Cars
2Chairlifts
13Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
€742.5Season pass
€2796 days
€55.51 day
Weather
458 cmAverage annual snowfall

Getting There

Airports

  • Chambéry Airport (CMF) 130KMs 90min drive
  • Geneva Airport (GVA) 140KMs 120min drive
  • Turin Airport (TRN) 170KMs 150min drive

Train Stations

  • Bourg-Saint-Maurice 10 / km 15m drive

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