Winter 2026-2027

Ski passes in the Pyrenees: where to ski for less?

From the Pyrénées-Atlantiques to the Pyrénées-Orientales: the N'PY resorts (Cauterets, Grand Tourmalet, Peyragudes…), Saint-Lary, the Ariège resorts and those of the Cerdagne and Capcir (Font-Romeu, Les Angles). Here are the pass prices in the 18 resorts we compare, at the ticket office and with discount cards.

Cheapest full-price day pass: €35.00
Median full-price day pass: €45.00
Most expensive full-price day pass: €55.00

The cheapest resorts in the Pyrenees

Adult day pass at the ticket office, at full price (high season), then the lowest price of the season.

With a discount card

Lowest day price with a card open to everyone (excluding membership, paid once for the season).

Which discount cards in the Pyrenees?

Is it worth it? For 5 Saturdays during the winter, a card beats the ticket office price in 6 resorts out of 18 (median saving: €22.00). For a single weekend, that is the case in 2 resorts out of 18: a card pays off over several outings.

All the resorts in the Pyrenees (18)

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Frequently asked questions: skiing in the Pyrenees

Which is the cheapest ski resort in the Pyrenees?

At the ticket office, Monts d'Olmes (€35.00 for an adult day pass at full price), then Gavarnie (€35.50) and Guzet (€38.00). With a discount card, Monts d'Olmes drops to €24.20 a day with No Souci.

How much is a ski pass in the Pyrenees?

At full price, an adult day pass costs €35.00 to €55.00 at the ticket office depending on the resort; half of the 18 resorts compared cost €45.00 or less.

Which discount cards work in the Pyrenees?

No Souci (14 resorts), Passe Montagne (7 resorts) and Skizam (2 resorts).

Is a discount card worth it in the Pyrenees?

For 5 Saturdays during the winter, a card beats the ticket office price in 6 resorts out of 18 (median saving: €22.00). For a single weekend, that is the case in 2 resorts out of 18.

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