When does night skiing take place and what are the times?

Night skiing generally takes place one evening a week during the winter season (the exact days and times are updated each season). Timetables are given on the resort’s official website or at the tourist office, as they may vary according to snow cover and weather conditions. Find the latest information for the current season on the activity page .

How much does a night skiing session cost?

Prices vary between €10 and €20, depending on the skier’s profile. There are special rates if you present a day ski pass used on the same day. We advise you to consult the current price list before coming.

Do you need to be a particularly good skier to ski at night?

Night skiing is accessible to all levels and ages, but as the slopes are less crowded and the atmosphere is different (lights and night atmosphere), it is ideal to be comfortable on the slopes. For beginners, we recommend staying on the widest, best-lit runs.

What to do after a night skiing session?

The resort offers a friendly atmosphere after the descent, with places to drink a hot chocolate or dine in one of the in-resort restaurants, which are often open until late. It’s a great way to extend the evening after the night’s skiing. There’s also plenty of entertainment on offer during the evenings. Check the calendar to find out more.

Can ski equipment be hired for night skiing?

Yes, the rental shops in Le Collet generally adapt their opening times on night skiing evenings. You can hire skis, snowboards, boots and helmets before your session. However, it is advisable to book your equipment in advance during busy periods (school holidays, weekends, events). Find out more about the shops on site.

Night skiing at Le Collet: Europe’s biggest night skiing area Night skiing

SKIING UNDER THE STARS

What if your next run was in the spotlight?

Skiing with a difference

At Le Collet, night skiing isn’t just an option, it’s an experience in its own right. With 10 floodlit runs, served by several lifts, the night skiing area extends from an altitude of 2,140 m down to 1,450 m at the bottom of the resort. A real ski area at night.

Finished your day’s work? Put on your skis. Want to extend your day on the slopes? Take a break, then set off again. Night skiing at Le Collet adapts to your rhythm.

And to round off the night in style, the resort’s restaurants are open until midnight. The après-ski night also has its charms.

Enjoy a different atmosphere

Fewer people, more runway. At night, the queues disappear and the slopes open up. This intimacy between skiers creates a special atmosphere: we help each other out, we laugh more easily. There’s something almost conspiratorial about skiing together in the dark.

But night skiing at Le Collet is much more than a quiet session. Once a week, the resort comes alive with music, good humour and hot drinks… The mountain is transformed into a party zone. The night is short, but well worth the diversions.

For those who can’t get away during the day, it’s also a real breath of fresh air. Leaving your files and emails at the bottom of the mountain, then hurtling down the floodlit slopes of Le Collet: it’s hard to think of a better way to unwind.

All the information about this experience

Openings, prices and conditions

Le Collet night skiing area

Le Collet is THE resort for night skiing, where you can hurtle down the slopes from the top of the resort at 2,100 m to the bottom at 1,450 m.

Night skiing at Le Collet: experience the mountains under the stars

How about extending your day to the stars this evening? At Le Collet, night is not the end of skiing – it’s the best part.

Extending the evening

in a restaurant

Le Back'Us restaurant

The answer to your questions about night skiing

When does night skiing take place and what are the times?
Night skiing generally takes place one evening a week during the winter season (the exact days and times are updated each season). Timetables are given on the resort’s official website or at the tourist office, as they may vary according to snow cover and weather conditions.
Find the latest information for the current season on the activity page.
How much does a night skiing session cost?
Prices vary between €10 and €20, depending on the skier’s profile. There are special rates if you present a day ski pass used on the same day. We advise you to consult the current price list before coming.
Do you need to be a particularly good skier to ski at night?
Night skiing is accessible to all levels and ages, but as the slopes are less crowded and the atmosphere is different (lights and night atmosphere), it is ideal to be comfortable on the slopes. For beginners, we recommend staying on the widest, best-lit runs.
What to do after a night skiing session?
The resort offers a friendly atmosphere after the descent, with places to drink a hot chocolate or dine in one of the in-resort restaurants, which are often open until late. It’s a great way to extend the evening after the night’s skiing. There’s also plenty of entertainment on offer during the evenings.
Check the calendar to find out more.
Can ski equipment be hired for night skiing?
Yes, the rental shops in Le Collet generally adapt their opening times on night skiing evenings. You can hire skis, snowboards, boots and helmets before your session. However, it is advisable to book your equipment in advance during busy periods (school holidays, weekends, events).
Find out more about the shops on site.