The La Bresse snowpark, on the Vologne sector, is one of the most complete in the Vosges massif. Something for beginners and confirmed freestylers alike.
The zones
- Initiation zone: small foam modules, gentle kickers, learning jumps
- Blue line: boxes, medium jumps, wide rails
- Red line: big air, technical kickers, flat rails
- Boardercross: bumps and banked turns, great fun
Recommended kit
- Helmet compulsory or strongly advised depending on the zone
- Back protector for big module sessions
- Twin tip skis or snowboard to handle switch landings
- Clear goggles for the wooded sections
When to hit the park
Modules are maintained daily early in the morning. Best snow and clean modules first thing. Crowds build in the afternoon.
Contests and events
Several amateur contests per season, girls’ freestyle day, clinics with local coaches. Programme on the resort website.
How to progress
- Start on small modules even if you ski well
- Aim for the initiation zone to learn jib basics
- Film your runs to spot your errors
- Take an ESF freestyle course for fast technical gains
Combine
Morning snowpark, lunch at the mountain chalet, afternoon on the big Hohneck runs, and night skiing at Mauselaine to cap a big day.
Stay at our chalet, 5 min from the Vologne chairlift.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need a special pass for the snowpark?
No, the snowpark is included in the standard resort pass. No extra charge. Helmet strongly recommended (or compulsory in some zones).
Is it open to beginners?
Yes, the initiation zone offers foam modules, gentle kickers and learning jumps. Ideal for first sessions.
Are there lessons?
Yes, ESF and independent instructors offer freestyle classes for children and adults. Big progress in a few sessions.
What equipment is essential?
Helmet (compulsory or strongly recommended), back protector for big modules, twin tip skis or board. Light goggles for wooded zones.