Ski holiday in the French Jura

In the French Jura, forests, high plateaus and proximity to the Swiss border are all part of the character of a winter trip. Les Rousses and Métabief are good starting points for comparing downhill skiing and Nordic activities; however, the individual areas are not part of one continuous ski resort.

Weigh up downhill and cross-country skiing

Decide in advance whether lifts or longer cross-country trails are your priority, then choose your accommodation and equipment accordingly. For trips across the border, check the route, valid ski pass and required travel documents separately. Weather and visibility can change your plans for the day.

Les Rousses

Les Rousses: location, accommodation, getting there, and practical tips for planning a ski holiday. Check current snow conditions, travel information, and operating status before your trip. Daily updates on the weather and operating status may change at short notice.

Métabief

Métabief: Families and groups should compare ski schools, beginner slopes, luggage transport and parking options. If you want to stay right by the lifts, check the exact location of your accommodation; some parts of the village are much quieter or farther from the access point.

Monts Jura

Monts Jura: Families and groups should compare ski schools, beginner slopes, luggage transport and parking. If you want to stay right by the lift, check the exact location of your accommodation; some parts of the villages are much quieter or farther from the access point.