Chamonix has nearly 3km of vertical and the highest lift-accessed off-piste anywhere in the world. Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Chamonix Ski passes.
About Chamonix ski pass prices
Chamonix has nearly 3km of vertical and the highest lift-accessed off-piste anywhere in the world. But Chamonix isn’t only for powder hounds and extreme riders. It’s a resort for all levels, and there are lift passes here to suit all types of winter sports enthusiasts.
For skiers and snowboarders, your main options are:
Chamonix Le Pass - gives you access to the Brévent-Flégère, Grands Montets and Balme ski areas
Mont Blanc Unlimited - covers all areas in the Chamonix valley, including the Aiguille du Midi lift (3,842m) and a whole lot more
Les Houches - St Gervais pass - gives you access to 31km of groomed pistes in the Les Houches resort, but nowhere else in the valley
A ski pass is the same thing as a lift pass - it's a credit card sized ticket that allows you to ride the lifts and ski the slopes in Chamonix.
Name of pass
1 day price for an adult
6 day price for an adult
Mont Blanc Unlimited pass
90
432
Chamonix Le Pass
71
345
Les Houches only
57
270
Chamonix ski pass prices (€) for 2024/25 high season
Most people buy a 6 day pass if they're coming for a week.
You can also buy your pass at any of the ski pass offices, but to get the best price we recommend you buy online at least three days in advance.
On top of the lift pass price, you’ll be asked to pay €3 for a hands-free card to use on the turnstiles. This goes for everyone, including children under five (who go free on the lifts).
Hang on to your card at the end of your holiday. You’ll be able to use it on future trips to Chamonix.
Don't forget to bring a copy of your receipt on holiday. If you lose your lift pass on the mountain, you'll need the receipt to get a replacement.
If you're coming for 10 days or more
Make sure you have a passport-sized photo for everyone in your party before you buy your lift pass.