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Bardonecchia Ski Passes
Unless you're planning an expensive week of people-watching everyone else having fun on the slopes, getting a ski pass is a non-negotiable in Bardonecchia.
Pre-booking your ski pass with Erna Low is easy and leaves you with one less thing to sort out. With slopes suited to every ability level and a genuine Olympic pedigree, all you need is a pass, your skis or snowboard, and you're good to go.
One of the Piedmont region's most popular attractions, Bardonecchia sits just above the Susa Valley in the Italian Alps, just 100km from Turin. The resort's 140km of pistes spread across four distinct ski areas - Jafferau, Melezet, Colomion, and Campo Smith - each with its own character and terrain, connected by the Bardonecchia ski pass into one cohesive (and enjoyable) ski domain. The local terrain’s variety of skiing makes it particularly compelling as a winter holiday destination. The four sectors collectively offer slopes for every ability level, from gentle, confidence-building slopes for beginners through to challenging, adrenaline-inducing descents for seasoned vets chasing a rush.
At Erna Low, pre-booking your Bardonecchia ski pass is straightforward and easily arranged as part of your ski holiday package. This is great (and convenient) because sorting your pass in advance lets you settle in seamlessly and makes a huge difference to how your holiday begins.
Types of ski passes in Bardonecchia
Bardonecchia offers a single ski pass that covers the entire resort's ski area, spanning its four interconnected sectors: Jafferau, Melezet, Colomion, and Campo Smith.
The Bardonecchia pass grants unrestricted access to all lifts and slopes within the domain, making it convenient for skiers of all abilities to traverse the entire ski area. Each sector brings something different to the table, from the high-altitude, north-facing terrain of Jafferau to the more accessible, family-friendly slopes of Campo Smith. The Bardonecchia pass is also available in a range of durations - from half-day and single-day access to weekly and full-season passes - allowing you to tailor your pass precisely to the length of your holiday. Week-long passes are generally the most popular and offer the best overall value, with the freedom to explore every corner of Bardonecchia's varied, characterful ski area at your own pace.
FAQs
What ski pass do I need for skiing in Bardonecchia?
You’ll only need the Bardonecchia ski pass to access the lifts here - it's the single, main ski pass option that provides full access to all sectors across the resort's 140km of pistes. The pass covers the entire lift network across all sectors, giving you access across the ski area. Passes are available in a range of durations, from a single day through to full weeks and beyond, allowing you to match your pass precisely to the length of your stay.
Where do I collect my ski pass when I arrive in Bardonecchia?
You collect pre-paid Bardonecchia ski passes from the ticket offices in the resort. If you’ve purchased your ski pass with us online, you’ll receive a downloadable ski pass voucher a few days ahead of departure. When you get to Bardonecchia, you’ll only need to present your ski voucher at the ticket offices to collect your passes.
Can non-skiers buy pedestrian lift passes in Bardonecchia?
Yes, Bardonecchia offers pedestrian lift passes for non-skiers who still want to enjoy the mountain environment. These passes allow access to selected lifts and chairlifts without requiring ski equipment, making them ideal for winter walkers, sightseers or visitors meeting friends and family for lunch on the mountain. From the mountain, non-skiers can enjoy panoramic Alpine views, mountain restaurants and scenic walking areas.
Can I book my Bardonecchia ski pass in advance?
Yes – and pre-booking your Bardonecchia ski pass before you travel is strongly recommended. Booking in advance through Erna Low means your pass is confirmed and ready to collect on arrival at the resort. Pre-booking is particularly important during peak-season weeks such as Christmas, New Year, and February half-term, when ticket offices can be very busy.
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.