Ski resorts in the Drôme
The département is the one of the resort’s commune, read from Wikidata and checked resort by resort — it is what links a resort to its mountain range, not the other way round. Every column sorts; a figure that has not been surveyed stays at the bottom rather than counting as zero.
These 3 resorts are part of the 52 published in the Southern Alps: the mountain-range page gathers them with the neighbouring départements, this one keeps to the single département. Here, the breakdown of pistes by level, surveyed on OpenStreetMap, is known for 2 of them, and no lift pass price list has been collected yet for the current winter.
Click a column heading to sort. Resorts with no reading stay at the bottom.
| # | Resort | Commune | Village | Top | Pistes | Lifts | Day pass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Col du Rousset | Saint-Agnan-en-Vercors | 1,247 m | 1,695 m | 16 km | 11 | — |
| 2 | Font d'Urle | Bouvante | 1,389 m | 1,542 m | 16 km | 11 | — |
| 3 | Valdrôme | Valdrôme | 1,318 m | 1,530 m | 1 km | 3 | — |
Frequently asked questions
How many ski resorts are there in the Drôme?
3 ski resorts in the Drôme have a page on SkiRadar, from the village lift to the large ski area. Each one carries its altitudes, its kilometres of pistes and the date of its latest reading.
What is the largest ski resort in the Drôme?
Col du Rousset, with 16 km of pistes, ahead of Font d'Urle (16 km) and Valdrôme (1 km).
What is the highest ski resort in the Drôme?
Col du Rousset: its ski area reaches 1,695 m, from a village at 1,247 m. That is where the snow lasts longest in the season.
Where can you ski cheaply in the Drôme?
No lift pass price list in the Drôme has been collected yet for the current winter: resorts usually publish them between September and November.