La Rosiere

Were in cham and got tired of fiery britter and snowy snow and went to La Thulie on quite awkward grounds, but found out to our surprise that snow that had been harvested late weeks in Cham was completely untouched. The place is not as brilliant as charmonix and is quite weather-like, but the offpiste is unlimited and easily accessible. A perfect day trip that makes for more thorough exccusions than the day we spent there.

Johan

 Least said unmatched lift system, but also a lunchtime place. A lot of slippery slopes, as well as endless transport stretches, including to La Thuile. But the number of tourists is a definite advantage, since the backs can be left empty even during high season! Infinite opportunities for offpiste, and you'll be alone in exploiting it!

Offpiste skiing in France.
I ended up in La Rosiere more or less of a mistake. When I first met the resort I realized quite soon that the village was very small the lift system is quite outdated but fully functional. One of France's only municipal lift systems, this system is linked with La Thuile in Italy, thus opening up great opportunities for offpiste. Clearly worth recommending. It can also be mentioned that the village has produced several extremely skilled skiers. Tex a friend of Kaj Zachrisson lives here in the town called Natnaniel Fresnois. Visiting La Rosier's health at Nat's father's ski store he can put you in touch with good guides and everything else good at this little place. The shop is called Technicien du sport and the father is called Philippe Fresnois. He speaks English. Nightlife is incredibly compact and intense citizens participate actively. Visiting the village Health in Technicien you sport and greet Philippe from Adam and say that the pants fit.

Adam