The Mauselaine stadium is the competition heart of the La Bresse resort. Cut into the Vologne valley, it hosts each winter regional slaloms, FFS races and Vosges ski club training, while remaining open to leisure skiers.
A stadium to national standards
The slalom piste is FFS homologated with a vertical drop of around 150 metres over 500 metres long. Permanent timing, safety netting and night lighting make it one of the few stadiums in the Grand Est at this level of equipment.
Who for?
- Clubs and racers: regular training, camps, races on the regional and national calendar.
- Families: gentle wide runs, ideal to progress away from Hohneck crowds.
- Night owls: the stadium is one of the best Vosges spots for skiing under the floodlights.
Access and parking
From the centre of La Bresse, follow signs to Gérardmer then the Lac des Corbeaux road. Large free car park at the foot of the lifts, accessible to valley rental guests and passers-by alike. Free shuttle from the village in high season.
Practical
ESF and ESI offer lessons at the stadium, especially for competition introduction and technical refinement. Equipment rental on site. Bar and small catering at the pistes’ foot, full restaurants five minutes by car in the village.
The Mauselaine sector is particularly recommended for the first ski days of a week: quieter pistes than the Hohneck, even slope and fast lifts that maximise effective sliding time.
Stay at our La Bresse chalet, 5 min from the Mauselaine car park.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Mauselaine stadium?
The stadium is on the Vologne sector of the La Bresse resort, accessible by car via the Lac des Corbeaux road or directly from the pistes.
Can you ski freely on the stadium?
Yes outside slots reserved for competitions and club training. A blue and a red run stay open to all pass holders.
Is there night skiing at Mauselaine?
Yes, the stadium has approved lighting. Several evenings a week let you ski until 9pm in high season.
Is it a good spot for beginners?
Yes, the gentle wide runs of the sector are ideal for the early learning phase, less crowded than the Hohneck.