With such an extensive lift network in operation both summer and winter, it makes sense that there are a wide range of lift pass options available for the skier or boarder, mountain biker and pedestrian.
Opening & Closing Dates for Chamonix Lifts
In winter, the ski areas tend to open partially from November and then fully from just before Christmas. Closing dates vary throughout the ski areas and are of course weather dependant, but you can usually guarantee that they will all be open until the end of April, with the Grands Montets staying open until the first week of May.
The Aiguille du Midi cable car and the Montenvers train both remain open throughout the year. After a short inter-season closure for maintenance and holidays, the lifts start to re-open for the summer around the beginning of June and start to close from the beginning of September. Check out the attached table for this years opening and closing dates. ... see "Chamonix Lift System Opening/Closing Dates" for more
Lift Pass Options for Chamonix - Winter
There are currently a number of different lift pass options available to ski and enjoy the Chamonix valley. All lift passes (except cross country) require a hands free card to operate the turnstiles. You will be issued with this when you purchase your pass and will have to pay a deposit of €3 which is refundable, or you can keep it as a souvenir! ... see "Chamonix Lift Pass Options - Winter" for more
Prices will vary according to the lift pass you have chosen. The attached tables show current prices for Chamonix Le Pass, Mont-Blanc Unlimited, and Skipass Mont-Blanc. You have the choice of buying consecutive or non-consecutive days, for adults, children and seniors, and families.
Remember that if you buy your lift pass about a month before the season begins, the Compagnie du Mont Blanc offer discounts for season and annual passes. You can save 35% on the Mont Blanc Unlimited ski pass, and 30% on the Chamonix Le Pass - well worth it if you're organised! Prices are generally publicised at the end of October for the coming winter season. ... see "Chamonix Lift Pass Prices - Winter" for more
The Chamonix Valley consists of seven separate lift areas that cater for a whole host of individuals - from skiers and snowboarders, mountaineers and climbers, hikers and mountain bikers, to those simply wishing to enjoy the more leisurely pursuit of admiring the beauty of the surrounding mountains. With such variety on your doorstep, it makes sense that there are a number of different lift passes available so that you can tailor your purchase to the ability and preferences of your group.
Lift passes are available from the base of each lift station, the Montenvers railway cash desk or in advance on-line purchases can be made via the Compagnie du Mont Blanc website. Visa, Mastercard and Amex credit cards are all accepted. Don't forget that your lift pass also provides you with free access to the bus and train system that runs throughout the Chamonix Valley so you can leave your car at home! ... see "Chamonix Lift Pass Options - Summer" for more
In the summertime, Chamonix offers a range of pedestrian and activity based lift pass options that are available for consecutive or non-consecutive day durations. With such a variety of choices you are sure find one to suit your plans perfectly. You can find out more details on what each pass covers by clicking on the link below: ... see "Chamonix Lift Pass Prices - Summer" for more
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