A ski pass at Alpe d'Huez grants access to 250 km of slopes, fantastic off-piste areas, and the renowned 16 km Sarenne glacier run, the longest black run in the world.
The Alpe d'Huez ski season typically runs from late November or early December until late April.
Day Passes
A variety of half-day and full-day passes are available for purchase. You can choose from morning or afternoon passes, restricted ski area passes, and beginner ski passes, ensuring there's something for everyone.
Tip: If you're new to skiing or snowboarding, you don't need a ski pass right away. There are a few drag lifts and a magic carpet that you can use for free to get comfortable on the slopes!
Multi-day Passes
Multi-day passes can be purchased for durations ranging from 2 to 10 days and will give you full access to all 250 km of pistes.
With a ski pass for two days or more, you'll enjoy discounts on alpine luge tickets and free night skiing every Thursday.
For passes of 6 days or more, you'll receive additional benefits including everything in the two-day pass, plus two days at Les 2 Alpes, 25% off a ski pass at La Grave, and other perks at participating ‘Grande Galaxie’ resorts. Terms and conditions apply.
2024/25 Lift Pass Prices
3 day adult lift pass from £150
6 day adult lift pass from £267
Pedestrian Passes
Some of the lifts in Alpe d'Huez are free for pedestrians, including:
- Huez Express, connecting Huez and l’Alpe d’Huez
- Télécentre, linking the Vieil 1800 area
- L’Alpe Express, connecting Vieil Alpe and the Bergers area
For other lifts, pedestrian passes are available for single journeys or multiple days. These passes provide access to 35 km of pedestrian trails and 24 lifts, allowing you to explore the mountains ski and snowboard free.
To find out more, don't hesitate to give our ski expert team a call on 02380206971 or email us at sales@skiweekends.com to discuss your options.
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