Skiing under the floodlights changes the experience completely. The trails look longer, the feel is purer, and the lit-up village below gives you a postcard backdrop.
Where to ski at night in La Bresse?
The main night skiing sector is Mauselaine at the bottom of the valley. Four to six trails are floodlit, including the slalom run, a beginner green and two reds. The matching chairlifts and drag lifts run until 9pm.
2026 prices
- Adult night pass: €18
- Child night pass: €14
- Afternoon + night combo: around €28
Tips
- Warmer clothing than by day, temperatures drop fast after sunset
- Yellow-lens goggles to improve contrast under artificial light
- Quick dinner at the Mauselaine mountain restaurant, or save tartes flambées for the village later
For a weekend, the combo afternoon ski + spa break + night ski has become a classic. Also ideal for parents who want to ski while the kids sleep back at the chalet under a partner’s watch.
Around the slopes
Planning your ski trip? Browse our chalets 5 min from the lifts, ideal for afternoon/night combos.
Frequently asked questions
Which evenings can you ski at night in La Bresse?
In peak season, Tuesday, Friday and sometimes Saturday evenings, generally 5pm to 9pm. Exact calendar on the official resort site.
Does a day pass include night skiing?
No, there's a dedicated night pass, around €18 for adults. It stacks with a discounted day pass.
Is night skiing suitable for kids?
Yes, the Mauselaine sector is gentle and well lit. Many families do it with kids from age 6 or 7. Dress warmer than by day.
How busy is it?
Much quieter than daytime. You often have the trails near to yourself, especially after 7.30pm. One of the real joys of skiing in La Bresse.