Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie
📅 Open 12 December 2026 to 10 April 2027
Location of the alpin ski area — Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie
Alpine ski area — Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie
The Les Contamines-Montjoie/Hauteluce ski area extends across 120 km of runs, between 1,164 and 2,500 m altitude, offering great terrain diversity and unbeatable views of Mont Blanc and the Beaufortain. With 48 runs (8 green, 12 blue, 19 red, 9 black) served by 25 modern ski lifts, it suits families and sporty skiers alike. The runs wind between valleys, wide slopes and fir forests. The resort has several beginner areas, a Ludoparc for children and a slalom stadium. Natural snowfall — often abundant — is complemented by a snowmaking network to guarantee optimal skiing conditions.
Runs and ski lifts — Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie
Runs — Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie (48)
- Green runs: 8
- Blue runs: 12
- Red runs: 19
- Black runs: 9
Ski lifts — Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie (32 lifts)
Lift breakdown:
Average lift age: 33 years
The average age of ski lifts in France is 34 years.
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Ski pass prices — Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie
For the 2026-2027 season, the alpine ski pass for Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie (55.80 €) is 34% more expensive than the French average (41.63 €). Its ski area is three times larger than the national average and its lift fleet is 55% larger than the national average.
Day pass
(lowest price) 41.63 €
(average price) 84.20 €
(highest price)
| Season (prices) | Day pass | 6-day pass | Season pass |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-2027 | 55.8 € | 283.4 € | 865 € |
| Change vs. previous season | +2.4% | +2.3% | +1.8% |
Between 2025-2026 and 2026-2027, the day pass for Hauteluce – Les Contamines Montjoie is up 2.4%, compared with +3.3% on average across the 133 French alpine ski areas with prices on record for both seasons.
