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Topics of the most frequently asked questions
Questions about the Lac Blanc ski areas
You can find all the information regarding the Nordic and alpine ski slopes open at Lac Blanc resort by checking our snow reports, which are updated every morning.
Questions about the alpine ski area at Lac Blanc
Night skiing sessions at Lac Blanc resort take place from 5:00 PM to 9:45 PM on Tuesdays, from February 8th to March 10th, 2025, and on Fridays from 5:00 PM to 9:45 PM, outside of the winter holidays. Be sure to check the daily snow report to confirm if the sessions are running as scheduled.
No, there are no ski lockers available at the Lac Blanc ski area.
No, it is strictly forbidden to access the ski slopes at Lac Blanc resort when the alpine area is closed. Access to the alpine slopes is regulated by a municipal decree. When the alpine area is closed, entry is prohibited because the slopes are not secured for skiing.
Yes, at the Lac Blanc 900 and 1200 ski lift ticket offices, you can pay for your alpine ski pass with Chèques Vacances.
Yes, there is a reduced rate for persons with reduced mobility (PRM) for the alpine area at Lac Blanc resort. To benefit from this discount, simply present proof at the ski lift ticket offices, and you will receive a 50% reduction on the ski pass price. Please note that there is no special rate for accompanying persons, except for those assisting individuals practicing handiski in wheelchairs who cannot move independently.
Questions about the Nordic skiing area at Lac Blanc
You can find all the sales points for Nordic ski passes on our dedicated page: Nordic ski pass prices.
Yes, there is a rate for persons with reduced mobility (PRM) for the Nordic area at Lac Blanc. This rate falls under the “groups/students/seniors/works councils” pricing category.
Yes, you can pay for your Nordic ski pass by credit card at all ticket offices starting from the 2024-2025 winter season!
Questions about sledding at Lac Blanc resort
No, it is not necessary to make a reservation for rail sledding at Lac Blanc resort; you can go directly to the site. Enjoy the Tricky Track without needing to book in advance!
No, you do not need a pass for traditional sledding at Lac Blanc resort; the sledding slopes are freely accessible.
No, there are no ski lifts to access the sledding slopes at Lac Blanc resort.
Questions about equipment rental for snow activities
Yes, you can rent your snow equipment in advance online from:
- Lac Blanc Tonique on their website https://www.rapideloc.com
- Jacky Sport by Go Loisirs on their website https://goloisirs-eu.notresphere.com/location-materiel
Other rental shops at Lac Blanc resort only offer equipment rental on-site. For more details, please check their respective websites.
Questions about other winter activities
No, Fat Biking is not allowed on the Route des Crêtes. This route is reserved for Nordic skiers, pedestrians, and those practicing snowshoeing.
Yes, snowscooting is allowed on the slopes of the alpine area at Lac Blanc resort! You can even rent snowscoots on-site at the following locations: Vallon at Lac Blanc 900, Reissberg at Lac Blanc 1200, and Jacky Sport Go Loisirs at Lac Blanc 1200.
No, the Yooner is not allowed on the slopes of the alpine area at Lac Blanc resort.
No, the Hillstrike snowtrike is prohibited on the slopes of the alpine area at Lac Blanc resort.
There is no dedicated route for ski touring at Lac Blanc resort. Other resorts, such as Gaschney, offer ski touring paths.
The Lac Blanc resort offers five trails specially designed for snowshoeing, secured by patrollers and equipped with signage adapted to winter conditions. Outside of these marked routes, Club Vosgien signage remains in place year-round, but the use of these paths is not recommended, and the resort declines all responsibility in case of use. For exploring beyond the marked snowshoeing routes, it is possible to hire professional guides for assistance.
Questions about winter accessibility at Lac Blanc
No, there is no shuttle service in winter to reach Lac Blanc resort. Your vehicle must be equipped with winter gear in accordance with the Loi Montagne. You can find all the information regarding access to Lac Blanc during the winter on our dedicated page: How to get to the ski resort.
A road condition update is provided in the snow report for Lac Blanc resort every morning. You can also check the official website of the Collectivité Européenne d’Alsace, which manages the road network, at inforoute.alsace.eu. This site offers real-time information on road conditions, closures, and any relevant updates, ensuring you have the latest details for your journey to the resort.
Yes, winter equipment is mandatory for your vehicle to access Lac Blanc resort from November 1st to March 31st. You can find all the practical information on our dedicated page: How to get to the ski resort.
Other questions regarding Lac Blanc ski resort
Yes, you can bring your dog on the snowshoeing and pedestrian trails at Lac Blanc resort, but they must be kept on a leash.
However, dogs are not permitted in the alpine ski area of the resort.
For the Nordic skiing area, a slot on Friday evening is reserved for ski-joering. Please check our snow report to see if the slot is open.
No, it is prohibited and dangerous to venture onto frozen lakes (whether it is Lac Blanc or Lac Noir). Even if the lake appears frozen, temperatures are not consistently low enough for a solid ice layer to form. The thickness of the ice can also vary due to factors such as sun exposure, currents, and wind, and it can break even under the weight of a child in some areas. Additionally, you may face a fine of €150, as the gendarmerie conducts regular checks in the area.
At Lac Blanc 1200, contact the Tourist Office at 03 89 78 22 78 or email contact@lac-blanc.com. At Lac Blanc 900, you can reach the Auberge du Vallon at 03 89 71 35 45 or email info@lac-blanc.com.
Yes, you can take the chairlift on foot: the descent is free, and the fare for the ascent is €4.60 per person.
Lac Blanc 900 and Lac Blanc 1200 refer to two distinct areas of the Lac Blanc resort, located at different altitudes:
at Lac Blanc 900 (approximately 900m above sea level), in the Vallon area, within the commune of Le Bonhomme, you will find the chairlift departure point, a rental shop, and a restaurant. This is considered the lower part of the resort,
at Lac Blanc 1200 (approximately 1200m above sea level), in the Col du Calvaire area, you’ll find the chairlift arrival point, beginner alpine slopes, the Nordic skiing area, sledging slopes, snowshoe trails, a rail sled, several restaurants, multiple rental shops, and more. This is the upper part of the resort.
