Monts Jura
Location of the alpin ski area — Monts Jura
Alpine ski area — Monts Jura
Station Monts Jura’s alpine skiing offer comes in two distinct, complementary domains offering all-level skiing experiences from beginners to sporty athletes — all with single pass. The Lélex-Crozet domain is the station’s sporty heart. Extending across massif’s highest summits, it offers the Jura’s greatest skiable vertical at nearly 800 metres. Playground of good skiers appreciating long technical runs, notably reds and blacks plunging to Lélex village. Crozet’s more-open slope also offers fine descents and convenient Pays de Gex entry. With grand-skiing atmosphere and demanding runs, it guarantees most-thrilling sensations. A few kilometres away, Mijoux-La Faucille domain offers entirely different character. Ideal for families and learning skiers, it offers gentle, safe runs winding through magnificent spruce forest. Its main asset is exceptional panorama: from Mont Rond summit accessible by modern two-cable car, views of Lake Léman, Geneva and Alps chain with Mont Blanc backdrop are simply breathtaking. The perfect destination for contemplative, serene skiing.
Runs and ski lifts — Monts Jura
Runs — Monts Jura (36)
- Green runs: 11
- Blue runs: 12
- Red runs: 10
- Black runs: 3
Ski lifts — Monts Jura (27 lifts)
Lift breakdown:
Average lift age: 35 years
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Ski pass prices — Monts Jura
For the 2026-2027 season, the alpine ski pass for Monts Jura (38.00 €) is 8.6% more expensive than the French average (35.00 €). Its ski area is equivalent to the national average and its lift fleet equivalent to the national average.
Day pass
(lowest price) 35.00 €
(average price) 90.00 €
(highest price)
| 6-day pass | Season pass | Season (prices) |
|---|---|---|
| 179 € | 532 € | 2026-2027 |
