Le Grand-Bornand
📅 Open 12 December 2026 to 11 April 2027
Location of the alpin ski area — Le Grand-Bornand
Alpine ski area — Le Grand-Bornand
The Grand-Bornand alpine ski area extends across 84 km of runs, served by 24 ski lifts, between 1,000 and 2,100 metres altitude. It offers fine terrain diversity with 47 runs (15 green, 13 blue, 13 red, 5 black), including the mythical Denivel’Maxx black run offering 1,100 m of vertical drop. The snowparkGB, in the Maroly sector, is regularly ranked among the best in France, offering lines for all levels. The resort also has a secured freeride area. Snowmaking covers nearly 50% of the ski area, ensuring good skiing conditions. Beginner and fun areas, such as the Mom’Park, are specially designed for families.
Runs and ski lifts — Le Grand-Bornand
Runs — Le Grand-Bornand (46)
- Green runs: 15
- Blue runs: 13
- Red runs: 13
- Black runs: 5
Ski lifts — Le Grand-Bornand (28 lifts)
Lift breakdown:
Average lift age: 30 years
The average age of ski lifts in France is 34 years.
Snow depth & slope openings
Last updated: 12 Nov 14:03
Snow depth
Slope openings
Ski-back to resort: Non: le retour n'est pas assuré ou n'existe pas
Snow quality: NC
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Ski pass prices — Le Grand-Bornand
For the 2026-2027 season, the alpine ski pass for Le Grand-Bornand (52.00 €) is 24.9% more expensive than the French average (41.63 €). Its ski area is 113% larger than the national average and its lift fleet is 36% 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 | 52 € | 260 € | 754 € |
| Change vs. previous season | +6.1% | +6.1% | +4.4% |
Between 2025-2026 and 2026-2027, the day pass for Le Grand-Bornand is up 6.1%, compared with +3.3% on average across the 133 French alpine ski areas with prices on record for both seasons.
