Chamonix Ski Passes

Chamonix offers an incredible mix of challenging pistes, wide-open bowls, high-altitude terrain and generous off-piste routes.

Whether you’re chasing long descents, off-piste adventure or soaking up the legendary apres, Chamonix delivers a ski holiday like no other. A ski pass grants you access to a legendary selection of runs. Home to famous off-piste classics like Vallée Blanche or long cruisy runs like Le Tour, the resort’s mix of terrain makes it one of the most versatile ski destinations in the Alps.

Booking your ski pass with Erna Low keeps everything simple. We offer competitive prices, clear advice and the convenience of having your passes ready for when you arrive. No queues, no hassle - just more time on the slopes. With decades of ski expertise and a friendly, personal approach, we make planning your Chamonix trip smooth, easy and completely stress-free.

Types of ski passes in Chamonix

There are two ski pass options in Chamonix. Both grant access to some excellent skiing in the area, but they differ in coverage.

Chamonix Le Pass is the more affordable option, focused on the slopes within the local Chamonix ski area. It’s ideal for skiers who want to stay within the central valley and enjoy a mix of pistes without needing the whole cross-border experience. Mont Blanc Unlimited, on the other hand, is the premium pass. It includes everything in the Chamonix Le Pass, plus much broader access across the Mont Blanc region. It also covers pedestrian lifts and offers access to the region's attractions, such as the iconic Aiguille du Midi and the ice caves at Montenvers-Mer de Glace.

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Chamonix Le Pass
The Chamonix LePass grants access to all the slopes within Chamonix’s locality (except the Grands Montets summit). This includes the main areas such as Brévent-Flégère, Le Tour, Les Houches, Vallorcine, and the lower areas of Grands Montets. All beginner areas are also included within the Chamonix Le Pass coverage.
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Mont Blanc Unlimited
The Mont Blanc Unlimited pass offers access to the entire Evasion-Mont Blanc ski area. This includes the local slopes around Chamonix, Les Houches, Saint-Gervais, parts of Courmayeur (Italy), and Crans-Montana (Switzerland).
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FAQs

What ski pass should I buy for Chamonix?

Chamonix offers several ski pass options depending on how much of the area you plan to ski. The Chamonix Le Pass covers all ski areas within the Chamonix valley, including Brévent-Flégère, Les Grands Montets, Les Houches and Balme. For skiers wanting to explore further, the Mont Blanc Unlimited pass extends access to neighbouring resorts including <a href="https://www.ernalow.co.uk/en-gb/france/megeve">Megève, Courmayeur and Verbier. For most visiting skiers planning to stay within the Chamonix valley, the Chamonix Le Pass is the recommended choice, providing excellent variety across one of the most iconic ski areas in the Alps.

How much is a ski pass in Chamonix?

Chamonix ski pass prices vary depending on the type of pass, duration and age category. Day passes, multi-day and seasonal passes are all available, with discounted rates for children and seniors. The Mont Blanc Unlimited pass is priced higher than the local Chamonix Le Pass, reflecting the significantly larger ski area it covers across multiple resorts and countries. Pass prices are set by the resort lift operator, so you won't pay more by booking in advance through us.

Is a Chamonix ski pass worth it?

A Chamonix ski pass is certainly worth it, especially for skiers looking to access one of the most iconic ski areas in the Alps. Whether you opt for the Chamonix Le Pass or the Mont Blanc Unlimited pass, the cost is justified by access to a vast, multi-resort ski area spanning France, Italy, and Switzerland. With world-class terrain at every level, a Chamonix ski pass delivers outstanding value for visiting skiers of all abilities.

Where can I pick up a Chamonix ski pass?

If you have pre-booked your Chamonix ski pass through Erna Low, collection details will be provided ahead of your departure. Passes can typically be collected from the main lift pass offices located at the base stations of the key Chamonix ski areas, including Brévent, Les Grands Montets and Les Houches, using your booking confirmation to retrieve your pass efficiently.

Why should I buy my Chamonix ski pass in advance?

Buying your Chamonix ski pass in advance through Erna Low offers several clear advantages over purchasing on arrival in resort. Pre-booking confirms your pass before you travel, saving time on arrival and allowing you to pick up your ski pass quicker and head for the lifts on day one. Buying your pass in advance allows you to take advantage of any early bird discounts that wouldn't be available ‘over the counter’.

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PRE-BOOK YOUR SKI PASSES

Pre-booking your ski passes with Erna Low is easy - either choose the option online while you're booking your accommodation, or if you've already booked your accommodation, call us on 0203 011 1222 we'll gladly add it to your ski holiday package.

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