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Become a partnerHaute-Tarentaise's Franco-Italian resort: over the Petit Saint-Bernard pass, the Espace San Bernardo links La Rosière to La Thuile — 156 km of runs across two countries.

La Rosière, at 1,850 m in the commune of Montvalezan, is 'the most Italian of French resorts': 'Linked to the Italian resort of La Thuile by the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard, La Rosière gives you access to a varied ski area' — the Espace San Bernardo, '156 km of certified runs' and 39 lifts (including 22 chairlifts) spread between France and the Aosta Valley, from 1,176 m to the Mont Valaisan (2,800 m). The published breakdown — 45% green and blue, 40% red, 15% black — and the Famille Plus label speak of a progression resort, facing full south toward the Beaufortain massif.
Two transparencies: as of 18 August 2026 the 2026-27 season was not dated with a year — the homepage announces 'We await you from 12 December.' with no year, the domain page still citing the 2025-26 season ('13 December 2025 to 18 April 2026'); and no free offer (beginner lifts, sledging) is published on the pages consulted — so we assert none.
'We await you from 12 December', the resort announces — without stating the year; for reference, the 2025-26 season ran 13 December to 18 April, the full France-Italy domain closing 12 April. Come winter, the supervised Mont Valaisan freeride zone and the ice rink round out the skiing; in summer, hiking, mountain biking, paragliding, canyoning and a 9-hole golf course take over.
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Yes — that is the Espace San Bernardo's identity: La Rosière and La Thuile (Aosta Valley) are linked over the Col du Petit Saint-Bernard, for 156 km of certified runs and 39 lifts across the two countries.
The resort announces 'from 12 December' — without publishing the year as of 18 August 2026. For reference, the 2025-26 season ran 13 December to 18 April, access to the full France-Italy domain ending 12 April. We will update as soon as the dated season is published.
No free offer is published on the official pages consulted — neither beginner lifts nor sledging. A pedestrian-snowshoe pass existed from €19 (2025-26 season).
It holds the Famille Plus label, faces its slopes full south and publishes 45% green and blue runs — with the supervised Mont Valaisan freeride zone for seasoned skiers.
Parking: Blue zones free for 2 h (parking disc compulsory, 'strictly forbidden at night'); green zones free without limit; red zones paid.
Access: Paid.
Partially accessible (La Rosière — Handiski (ESF))
Multi-source verification at publication. Information may change — confirm with the official operator before travelling.