The stations

Dévoluy’s first ski resort was built in 1966, and its architecture reflects the image of a practical, friendly resort. If you’re staying in the Bois d’Aurouze, that large building on the snow front (i.e., the area marking the start of the ski runs in winter), all you have to do is go down a few flights of stairs to grab a coffee, buy a newspaper or rent your electric mountain bike. Others will prefer the chalet-style residences, set back from the resort center but within easy reach of the ski lifts. No need to use your car once you’re here.

The sports center lets you combine your stay with a moment of sport and fitness (on your own or as part of a group class). It’s also a great place to keep the kids busy in bad weather.
The leisure park, with its water games and BBQs, makes an excellent base camp for a safe and convivial get-together.

For a “cosy” stay in a prestige chalet, choose the resort of La Joue du Loup. You’ll be seduced by its “aesthetics” and range of services: shops of all kinds, medical center, friendly restaurants and bars. Above all, La Joue du Loup is a village that’s alive and kicking allyear round. Parking is easy and access to the resort center is quick, thanks to the short distance from the residences.

The wellness center, O’dycéa, les bains du Dévoluy, completes the range of activities on offer at the resort with a wellness break facing the giants of Dévoluy. Norwegian baths, cold wells or musical baths will enchant your moment of relaxation. Our favorite time? Sunset, when the peaks offer an unparalleled spectacle!