Le Relais du Petit Saint Bernard

As you arrive in La Rosière, you'll be greeted by stunning panoramic views of the mountains. The resort town is located at an altitude of 1,850 meters and is split between two regions - the French side and the Italian side. You'll find that the town is one of the best-kept secrets in the Alps, as it's still largely undiscovered by tourists.

La Rosière is renowned for its world-class ski slopes, which cater to both beginners and advanced skiers. The resort has 160 kilometers of ski runs, and it's connected to La Thuile in Italy, which adds another 80 kilometers of ski runs. The resort has a good mix of slopes, including wide open runs, challenging off-piste terrain, and thrilling snowparks.

If skiing isn't your thing, you'll still find plenty of things to do in La Rosière. The town has a rich cultural heritage, and you can explore the local museums and art galleries to learn more about the area's history. You can also take a guided snowshoe tour, go ice-skating or try out dogsledding.

As you arrive in La Rosière, you'll be greeted by stunning panoramic views of the mountains. The resort town is located at an altitude of 1,850 meters and is split between two regions - the French side and the Italian side. You'll find that the town is one of the best-kept secrets in the Alps, as it's still largely undiscovered by tourists.

La Rosière is renowned for its world-class ski slopes, which cater to both beginners and advanced skiers. The resort has 160 kilometers of ski runs, and it's connected to La Thuile in Italy, which adds another 80 kilometers of ski runs. The resort has a good mix of slopes, including wide open runs, challenging off-piste terrain, and thrilling snowparks.