About Chamrousse
Chamrousse sits on the western edge of the Belledonne range, about 30 kilometres from Grenoble, and hosted the alpine skiing events of the 1968 Winter Olympics. It faces the open sky over the Isère valley, so it catches the first westerly snow and often looks down on a sea of cloud. These Chamrousse webcams come from the resort and run from the summit at La Croix down to Recoin.
Which Chamrousse webcam to check first
Start with La Croix de Chamrousse at 2,250 metres for wind and visibility at the top, then Sommet Casserousse for the middle of the area. The Chamrousse 1800 camera looks towards Grenoble and the Vercors, and Recoin shows the lower slopes.
Before you go to Chamrousse
The road up from Grenoble is short but steep, and chains can be required after snowfall. Check the resort's live page and Météo-France before you go.
Webcams and modelled weather can be delayed, incomplete or offline. A camera can't tell you whether a lift, piste, road or off-piste route is open or safe.
