A few kilometres from the centre of La Bresse, the Domaine de Lispach is the secret of families who want to ski without the crowds. More modest than the Hohneck, it offers a village feel and accessible prices.
A human-sized area
Lispach has 8 alpine runs (25% green, 50% blue, 18% red, 7% black) spread over around 14 km, served by 5 lifts (drag lifts). The longest run is 2 km. The atmosphere is relaxed, ideal for very first turns or for stress-free family skiing. Queues are almost non-existent. A neighbouring Nordic area offers up to 50 km of cross-country trails (skating and classic).
Sledging and snowshoeing
The secured sledge run with its conveyor belt is a constant hit. The site is also the starting point for several waymarked snowshoe routes, notably towards the Lispach peat bog, a remarkable natural area in spring.
Practical
- Access: 4 km from the centre of La Bresse, road to the Col du Bramont
- Lispach-only pass: around €22 adult day rate
- Equipment rental: on site
- Dining: mountain chalet with tartes flambées and tartiflettes
Lispach is the perfect complement to the main area: a morning of lessons for the kids here, the afternoon at the Hohneck for stronger skiers, and a snowshoe walk around the bog to close the day.
Book your chalet in La Bresse a few minutes from Lispach and the Hohneck.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Domaine de Lispach?
The area is in the commune of La Bresse, about 4 km from the village centre, along the road to the Col du Bramont. Free parking at the foot of the slopes.
Is the Lispach pass included in the La Bresse Hohneck pass?
Yes, the La Bresse pass gives access to Lispach and the Hohneck-Vologne area. A cheaper Lispach-only pass is also available for beginners and families.
Is there a sledge run at Lispach?
Yes, a dedicated, secured sledge run operates all winter, with a conveyor belt so you don't have to walk back up. Ideal for children.
Is Lispach suitable for total beginners?
Absolutely. The high share of green and blue runs, the relaxed atmosphere and the almost non-existent queues make Lispach one of the best spots in the Vosges for first turns.