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Philippe StrefAt the gateway to the Vercors mountains, the Coulmes resort offers a pristine setting to enjoy the pleasures of snow, far from the hustle and bustle of larger resorts. Downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, or even sledding: everyone can experience winter at their own pace, in the heart of the Coulmes forest.
Philippe Stref
Philippe StrefFrom Patente in Presles and Belvédère in Rencurel, the Coulmes Nordic ski area unfolds its trails through the heart of a vast, high-altitude forest. Over 50 km of trails offer opportunities for classic and skating cross-country skiing. Experienced skiers can explore the rolling hills, while beginners can learn at their own pace. In addition, multi-activity trails, open to all non-motorized modes of transport, allow beginner skiers, snowshoers, and hikers to enjoy the resort at their own pace.
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The Coulmes alpine area, located at the Col de Romeyère in Rencurel, is a human-sized resort, particularly suitable for families and learning to ski.
With its 3 ski lifts, its snow rope and its slopes of different levels, young and old can learn, progress and enjoy the pleasures of skiing in a preserved natural setting, in the heart of the fir trees of the Vercors.
Philippe Stref
Philippe Stref
Philippe Stref
Philippe StrefIn Coulmes, winter is not just about skiing. Marked trails allow you to discover the forest on snowshoes, between beech groves, clearings and panoramic views of the Vercors.
Families can also enjoy a toboggan run at the Col de Romeyère in Rencurel. The multi-activity trails allow visitors to explore the area on foot, snowshoes, or skis, without the need for motorized vehicles.
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Before hitting the road, remember to check the snow conditions and the opening status of the ski areas. On the resort's official website, you'll find information on piste conditions, webcams, opening hours, prices, and all the details you need to plan your day.
The Presles and Rencurel lodges offer equipment rental to enjoy various activities: cross-country skiing, skating, alpine skiing, snowshoeing, sledding, snowboarding or Nordic hiking depending on the locations.
The resort also has services to make your day easier: catering at the Bistrot du Col , picnic rooms, ski lessons and courses.
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When the snow gives way to sunny days, the Coulmes massif reveals a completely different face. Forests, shaded paths and unspoiled landscapes invite hiking, family walks and the discovery of nature.
In Presles, the Forest Education Area also offers a fun trail for young and old to discover the riches of the forest.
Laurie FernandesLes Coulmes offers several marked snowshoeing routes starting from Presles and Rencurel, suitable from beginner to sporty level, between beech forests, clearings and panoramas of the Vercors massif.
Yes. The Col de Romeyère ski area is a family-friendly resort on a human scale, with gentle slopes ideal for learning to ski. The multi-activity trails also allow you to explore the area on foot or snowshoes, without motorized vehicles.
Two lodges offer on-site rentals without reservation: the Presles lodge (Le Faz) for cross-country skiing and skating, and the Rencurel lodge (Col de Romeyère) for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, downhill skiing, and snowboarding. Both are open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM during the season.
More than 50 km of trails allow you to practice cross-country skiing in classic and skating style, from Presles to Rencurel, in the heart of the Coulmes forest massif.
Yes, dogs are welcome on the property, provided they are kept on a leash and off the groomed trails. Numerous forest walks around the Col de Romeyère are perfectly suited to them.
In winter, choose your access point based on your activity: the Presles pass for Nordic skiing, or the Romeyère pass via Rencurel for downhill skiing and the Belvédère sector. The Mont Noir road connecting the two sectors is closed to traffic during periods of snowfall. Remember to check road conditions before setting off and to bring the required winter equipment.