Frequently asked questions

For the 2025-2026 winter season, the Collet ski area will be open from 20 December 2025 to 06 April 2026 every day. These dates are subject to change depending on snow conditions. The ski area may also be closed from time to time in the event of bad weather, or to make the area safe after a heavy snowfall. Please check the opening times on the home page of our website.

Finding accommodation in Le Collet couldn’t be easier with our booking centre, where you can check the availability of accommodation according to the dates of your stay.

https://reservation.lecollet.com/hiver

Yes, if you already have your package, don’t hesitate to top it up by entering the codes shown on your package and visiting the website: https://skipass.lecollet.com/

On the same website, you can buy your first ski pass: https://skipass.lecollet.com/

However, you’ll need to pick it up at the lift ticket offices or at the kiosks provided.

Since the beginning of November 2021, you must carry chains or socks in your boot to equip at least the 2 driven wheels of your vehicle OR 4 winter tyres fitted to your vehicle.

For more information: https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/actualites/A14389

The meeting point for ESF lessons is at Super Collet, at an altitude of 1650 metres.

There are several ways to get there:

– Take the slopes (if you and your child have the right level to ski down the slopes)

– Take your car (about 4 km)

– Take a free shuttle bus when it’s running

To get up to the Super Collet, free shuttles are usually provided at weekends (excluding school holidays) and 7 days a week during school holidays. Timetables can be consulted on our website as soon as we have information about the renewal of the service.

There is currently no free wifi point at Le Collet. When the ski lifts are open, a free WIFI point is available at the Tourist Office.

During the winter season, you can use the salle Antoine Cros, Place Marcel Dumas, at the bottom of the resort, for lunch. Tables, chairs and bins are available, as well as public toilets. This room is closed outside the winter season.

The Collet car parks are all free.

During the winter season, M Reso will be organising shuttle buses to take you down to Allevard and back up to the collet during the day. Timetables will be posted online as soon as we receive them from the transport services.

You can also use your own vehicle.

There are currently no charging points for electric cars, but you can find one 12 km away in Allevard-les-Bains.

To go up to Collet, you need to have 4 winter tyres OR chains or snow socks to equip at least the two drive wheels of your vehicle. If you have both, it’s even better!

The roads are cleared of snow when it snows. However, between two snowplough passes, the road can be covered with snow, sometimes to a considerable extent during heavy falls, which is why it’s so important to equip your vehicle.

Don’t hesitate to check the weather and road conditions, and to stop off at chain-laying areas if necessary. It’s best to equip your vehicle as soon as you feel that the state of the road is making it difficult to climb, as it will be more difficult to chain up at the side of the road if you get stuck, and traffic would be hindered by stopping on the pavement in the middle of a climb.

At the bottom of the resort, at 1450 metres, you’ll find toilets at the kiosk in Place Marcel Dumas, opposite the lift ticket offices. There are also toilets at the Salle Antoine Cros.

At Super Collet, toilets are available in the Super Collet car park at the foot of the pistes.

Toilets are also available at Pré-rond at the foot of the pistes.

Our favourite answer is YES of course! As we do every year, we placed our orders well in advance to make sure we had some in stock for the coming season. But to be perfectly honest, we can’t answer this question too far in advance, as our crystal ball has been on the fritz ever since our host Sébastien tried to juggle with it and accidentally dropped it…

Rest assured, Le Collet is a ski area where you can ski from an altitude of 1450 metres to 2100 metres, so fortunately there’s a very good chance of finding snow. Whatever happens, however, the Tourist Office and resort teams will make sure your stay is a memorable one!

In Allevard-les-Bains (12 km from Le Collet): The market takes place on Thursday mornings on Place Verdun and Place de la résistance, but you’ll also find a smaller market on Sunday mornings only on Place de la résistance in front of the Tourist Information Office.

In Saint Pierre D’Allevard (14km from Le Collet) (commune of Crêts en Belledonne): The market takes place on Saturday mornings in front of the Town Hall.

In La Rochette (21 km from Le Collet): The market takes place on Wednesday mornings.

For safety reasons, you cannot sledge or snowshoe on the ski slopes.

To go snowshoeing, you must use the routes provided for this purpose:

https://www.lecollet.com/activites/a-voir-a-faire/itinerairesraquettesetskiderando/

To go sledging, you can consult the areas reserved for sledging on the piste map:

https://reservation.lecollet.com/medias/documents/documentation/documentation-PLANPISTE-FR.pdf

You can visit our website at

https://www.lecollet.com/hiver/

Or phone us on the day of your arrival to find out about road conditions in real time.

You can also watch the resort’s webcams for a direct view of the local weather.

In an emergency, don’t hesitate to call the usual numbers

18 for the fire brigade / 15 for the ambulance service

There are ski patrols on the slopes in the event of an accident.

For doctors, go to Allevard or Crêts en Belledonne:

https://www.lecollet.com/pratique/annuaire/services-sante/

The nearest hospitals are in Grenoble (50km from Le Collet) and Chambéry (51km from Le Collet). The nearest clinic – Médipôle – is in Challes les Eaux (42km from Le Collet).

In general, the webcams work well. If you notice that one webcam is not up to date, don’t hesitate to check the other webcams to get an idea of the weather and snow conditions.

If you find that all the webcams are out of order, you can contact us to find out about the weather and snow conditions: https://www.lecollet.com/offres/bureau-dinformation-touristique-du-collet-le-collet-fr-hiver-2676382/

All the Collet snowshoe trails are free and open to the public.

You can’t take your ski boots with you on the TOUGO 507 shuttles; you must carry them in a bag. There are lockers at the station where you can put your boots if necessary.

Skis will go into the compartment provided for their storage.

Ski equipment is permitted on the free shuttles running around the resort.

The Horacio le Tetras itinerary is a fun and sporting ski route that takes in the resort from its summit to the snow front at the heart of the resort. You’ll learn all about Le Collet’s environment (animals, natural surroundings, heritage) on a fun escapade, as you attempt to overcome the obstacles strewn with surprises slipped in by Horacio and his sidekicks.

The l’Eterlou shop offers a pick-up service at a cost of €1 per pick-up.

If you do not wish to use this method of withdrawal, you will find several cash dispensers in Allevard-les-Bains.

Shopkeepers in Le Collet all accept credit cards as a method of payment.