The Joy of Hiking, Thanks to the Lifts!
With the ski lift, it's accessible to everyone, whether you're with family or friends, effortlessly ! Rediscover the freshness and tranquility of the mountain peaks to take a moment to relax and recharge in a stunning setting. And for the most experienced hikers, there are numerous trails that will take you on a journey to discover the most beautiful high-mountain landscapes.
Want to discover the breathtaking views of the Tarentaise Valley and Mont Blanc?
Don't wait any longer to enjoy these incredible landscapes—we're waiting for you at the La Rosière summer resort!
The summit of the Black Rock and its 2,330 m elevation serve as the starting points for numerous hiking trails. Just a short walk away, you can explore the Redoute Fort and its breathtaking view of the Petit St. Bernard Pass as well as on the Mont Blanc. You can then walk back down via the Chemin des Militaires and enjoy the view of the Combe des Moulins. More experienced hikers can follow the ridge by taking the Crête des Embrasures Trail, and continue on until the climb up the Valaisan Mountain at an altitude of 2,891 meters.
Opening Dates & Hours for Pedestrian Ski Lifts
Saturday, June 27, 2026 - Friday, September 4, 2026
The Eucherts chairlift is closed on Saturday.
9:40 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.
View the hiking trail map
Who are these impressive white dogs you’ll see near herds of livestock? In this short, humorous animated clip, you’ll learn why they’re there and about the behavior of these guard dogs, more commonly known as “patous.”
How Can You Make Sure You're Properly Equipped for a Hike?
The mountains are a harsh environment where conditions can change rapidly. To avoid any disappointments and make sure you get the most out of your trip, here are some practical tips to help you remember all the "essentials" to pack for your hike!
Good shoes : Walking for kilometers can really take a toll! Investing in a good pair of walking shoes ensures you'll have an enjoyable hike.
Water : We can't say it enough: you need to stay hydrated! Water, water, and more water...
A rain jacket and a cap : Conditions can change very quickly at high altitudes, so Check the weather Before you leave, be prepared for both rain and sunshine.
A snack: Hiking up the peaks really works up an appetite! And to be honest, there's nothing better than a little cheese and sausage to cap off a great climb.
Sunscreen: The sun is intense at high altitudes, even when it's playing hide-and-seek. So don't get caught off guard—make sure to protect yourself with sunscreen.
A camera: Yeah, it really is beautiful up there... It would be a shame not to capture these magnificent landscapes or those marmots peeking their heads out.
Dogs, even on a leash, are not allowed on the ski lifts at La Rosière*. Their presence could disrupt our mountain ecosystem (destruction of nests, spread of germs, etc.).
* With the exception of livestock guard dogs and service dogs for people with disabilities.
Discover the joy of hiking in La Rosière!
Pedestrians
The joy of hiking thanks to the lifts!
