Roubion-Les-Buisses :
Reinventing the mountain experience on the Côte d'Azur

Roubion is nestled in the heart of the Côte d’Azur, just an hour’s drive from Nice at an altitude of between 1,410m and 1,920m. Roubion promises a wonderful winter experience, with its ski area, myriad off-ski activities, great deals for all the family, not-to-be-missed must-sees, and picturesque snowshoe trails.

Roubion les Buisses will open on Saturday 20 December 2025 (depending on snow conditions).

The winter sports resort of Roubion: A White Paradise

In the heart of the Southern Alps, the Roubion-Les-Buisses ski area extends over 30 kilometres of downhill slopes. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced skier, Roubion opens its doors to you. The varied pistes are designed to satisfy all tastes and abilities. The panoramic views that unfold as you ski down the slopes will leave you speechless, offering breathtaking views of the majestic surrounding peaks. The natural beauty of the Southern Alps awaits you at every turn.

For thrill-seeking adventurers, Roubion has no shortage of challenges. Freeride enthusiasts will find plenty of off-piste areas to push their limits and enjoy a more adventurous skiing experience. Pristine powder and rugged terrain await the intrepid for an off-piste adventure.

Modern equipment and efficient lifts ensure quick access to the heights so you can make the most of your day’s skiing.

ROUBION-LES-BUISSES STATION

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Discover Roubion-Les-Buisses beyond the slopes

Although skiing is Roubion’s main winter attraction, the resort offers much more than just snow-covered slopes. For those who prefer other winter activities, Roubion offers a variety of options to suit all tastes.

Nature lovers can get away from it all by taking to the winter hiking trails or going on a snowshoeing excursion. You can embark on a memorable toboggan run, slide on the resort’s ice rink or even try the zip-line experience above the valley for a dose of adrenalin.

Not to be missed: the “Moon Bike” at Roubion. It’s a unique night-time experience that adds a magical dimension to mountain adventure. Equipped with your Moon Bike, a mountain bike fitted with powerful lights, you can explore the illuminated trails under the stars. The darkness adds a dose of adrenalin to your descent, creating a mystical and bewitching atmosphere, perfect for those in search of different sensations and unusual discoveries. Find out more

These activities allow you to discover the picturesque beauty of the surrounding area, with the chance to observe the local wildlife and soak up the peaceful winter atmosphere of the mountains.

Must-sees in Roubion: What you absolutely mustn’t miss

There are a few experiences in Roubion that are a must.

You can’t leave the resort without sampling the delights of the local cuisine in the picturesque chalets. Mountain specialities such as Savoyard fondue and raclette will warm you up after a day in the great outdoors.

A visit to the village church, dating back to the 12th century, is also a must. This historic church bears witness to the region’s rich cultural heritage.

The village’s cobbled streets, lined with traditional stone houses, are a pleasure to explore, offering a total immersion in Roubion’s history and culture.

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Tour du Pin Pourri
Level of difficulty: Easy. Duration: 2 hours.
Distance: 4.5 km. Difference in altitude: 180 m.
Starting point: Col de la Couillole (1,678m)

A short introduction to snowshoeing that leads to the superb Pin Pourri viewpoint (1,826 metres). From this central hump on a gently undulating plateau, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view.

Mont Brussière
Difficulty level: Medium. Time: 4h30.
Distance: 4.5 km. Difference in altitude: 320 m.
Starting point: Col de la Couillole (1,678m)

This easy trail offers a 360-degree view. As you descend the eastern slope of the summit of Mont Mounier, you will discover the wild Vionène valley, home to the charming hamlet of Vignols, an ancestral example of transhumant pastoralism.

Tête de Giarons
Difficulty level: Difficult. Duration: 5 hours.
Distance: 14 km. Difference in altitude: 520 m.
Starting point: Col de la Couillole (1,678m)

This is a long hike for experienced walkers. It crosses the vast undulating plateaux on the left bank of the Cians, offering an experience of immensity where man seems insignificant in the face of grandiose nature.