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Road info

Are you coming to Villard / Corrençon for a weekend, a few days or just to enjoy your holiday? If you want to travel in complete safety and plan your trip, this is the place to do it. To find out about traffic and road conditions in real time, consult our regularly updated bulletin.

Road conditions in the Vercors

Updated on 3 July 2026:

  • HerbouillyRoad: Open.
  • Road from Sassenage, via Engins (D531): Open (closed on Thursday 23 July from 10.00 to 15.15, due to the Tour de France passing through).
  • Road from Seyssins, via St Nizier du Moucherotte (D106): Open (closed on Thursday 23 July from 10.00 to 15.15, due to the Tour de France).
  • Route des Gorges de laBourne (D531): Open.
  • Route des Goulets (RD 518): Open. 
  • Combe Laval Road (RD 76): Open.
  • Route des Ecouges (RD 35): Open.
  • Col de la Bataille (RD 199): Open.
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Stéphaniecharles Village Villard Paysage (12)

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A few rules

– From 1 November to 31 March, special equipment (snow tyres, chains) is compulsory. You can choose between 4 snow tyres or at least chains for two-wheel drive. Please use the chaining zones provided for this purpose.

– Snow socks are permitted and practical, but please note that they do not replace “traditional” chains.

– As a reminder, it is forbidden to overtake snow-clearing vehicles when they are clearing snow.

Our tips for driving in the snow

If you’re not used to driving in the snow, here are a few tips that may prove useful:

– The best way to drive on snow is to adapt your driving style. Driving smoothly will prevent you from slipping. Don’t drive too fast. Take it easy and stay focused on the road.

– Turn on your lights and check that they are not covered in snow.

– Use engine braking and anticipate your distance. Don’t brake suddenly.

– Go gently uphill. Don’t accelerate too hard.

– When starting off, if you are slipping in first gear, don’t hesitate to start off in second gear.