Roc d'Enfer, Ski resort in Saint Jean d'Aulps and La Chèvrerie, France.
Roc d'Enfer is a ski resort in Saint Jean d'Aulps and La Chèvrerie, located between 950 and 1800 meters elevation in the French Alps. The slopes pass through mountain forests and snowy terrain, offering runs suited to different skill levels.
The area became part of the Portes du Soleil, connecting French and Swiss Alpine territories into a shared winter sports region. This integration shaped how the area developed and how it functions as a destination today.
The ski area connects winter sports enthusiasts from Saint Jean d'Aulps and Bellevaux communities and preserves mountain traditions of the region. It shapes how locals and visitors experience the rhythm of winter life in these Alpine villages.
Sixteen ski lifts transport visitors across slopes of varying difficulty, with easy, intermediate, and advanced runs spread throughout the area. Plan enough time to explore different zones and to move between lifts comfortably.
From several descents, skiers can see the striking Dents du Midi peaks in Switzerland and Mont Blanc while skiing down the slopes. These mountain views add a memorable dimension to runs across the terrain.
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