Can you sleep in a motorhome at La Rosière?

Prohibited. In winter, motorhomes cannot be parked at the resort. The official alternative is Camping La Forêt, 1 km away, open in winter and with water drain and refill facilities.

Can you skin up the slopes at La Rosière?

With conditions. A municipal decree bans ski touring up the alpine slopes, both during and outside opening hours. Uphill travel is only allowed on the marked routes, from 9:00 to 17:00. From 17:00 you may not enter the slopes (risk from snow groomers).

Rules for visiting La Rosière

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.

🚐 Motorhomes and caravans

ProhibitedIn winter, motorhomes cannot be parked at the resort. The official alternative is Camping La Forêt, 1 km away, open in winter and with water drain and refill facilities.Source: larosiere.net

🎿 Ski touring and snowshoes on the slopes

With conditionsA municipal decree bans ski touring up the alpine slopes, both during and outside opening hours. Uphill travel is only allowed on the marked routes, from 9:00 to 17:00. From 17:00 you may not enter the slopes (risk from snow groomers).Source: shop.larosiere.ski

📋 Other rules

ProhibitedParking overnight in the blue zones is prohibited. During the day you get 2 free hours with a parking disc. The red zones are paid.Source: larosiere.net

Frequently asked questions

Can you sleep in a motorhome at La Rosière?: Prohibited. In winter, motorhomes cannot be parked at the resort. The official alternative is Camping La Forêt, 1 km away, open in winter and with water drain and refill facilities.
Can you skin up the slopes at La Rosière?: With conditions. A municipal decree bans ski touring up the alpine slopes, both during and outside opening hours. Uphill travel is only allowed on the marked routes, from 9:00 to 17:00. From 17:00 you may not enter the slopes (risk from snow groomers).

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.