Can you camp or bivouac at Hautacam?

With conditions. Outside a campsite, you may only camp in an isolated spot with the landowner's permission. It is prohibited on public roads, in classified or protected areas, in nature reserves, within 500 m of a historic monument and within 200 m of drinking water intakes.

Can you skin up the slopes at Hautacam?

With conditions. Snowshoeing: there are marked trails (purple loops of 3 to 9 km), open every day from 9:30 to 16:30 at Tramassel. The day pass with access to the area costs €8 for adults and €4 for children, and the snowshoe season pass costs €38 for adults.

Rules for visiting Hautacam

What is allowed and what is not at the resort and around it: camping, motorhomes, ski touring, dogs, drones and fires. Each rule links to the official source it comes from.

⛺ Camping and bivouac

With conditionsOutside a campsite, you may only camp in an isolated spot with the landowner's permission. It is prohibited on public roads, in classified or protected areas, in nature reserves, within 500 m of a historic monument and within 200 m of drinking water intakes.Source: sites.service-information-publique.fr

🎿 Ski touring and snowshoes on the slopes

With conditionsSnowshoeing: there are marked trails (purple loops of 3 to 9 km), open every day from 9:30 to 16:30 at Tramassel. The day pass with access to the area costs €8 for adults and €4 for children, and the snowshoe season pass costs €38 for adults.Source: hautacam.com

Frequently asked questions

Can you camp or bivouac at Hautacam?: With conditions. Outside a campsite, you may only camp in an isolated spot with the landowner's permission. It is prohibited on public roads, in classified or protected areas, in nature reserves, within 500 m of a historic monument and within 200 m of drinking water intakes.
Can you skin up the slopes at Hautacam?: With conditions. Snowshoeing: there are marked trails (purple loops of 3 to 9 km), open every day from 9:30 to 16:30 at Tramassel. The day pass with access to the area costs €8 for adults and €4 for children, and the snowshoe season pass costs €38 for adults.

Before you go

Rules collected on 13 October 2026 and reviewed every month. Rules change and may have exceptions: if in doubt, follow the protected area, the local council or the resort. Translated from Spanish; some sources may be in another language.