Our lifts are open on weekends through September 20. This is the last weekend to enjoy the Beauregard gondola.
La mi-journée est partagée entre passages nuageux et éclaircies, mais peu à peu ces dernières s'élargissent, et la fin d'après-midi bénéficie d'un soleil généreux. Vent faible, variable. Cette nuit: La nuit est bien étoilée. Tout au plus quelques nuages apparaissent en fin de nuit dans le secteur de Bellegarde. Vent variable, faible.
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Want to ski in La Clusaz without the hassle? The La Clusaz Liberty pass works just like a motorway toll: you go through, you ski, we charge you at a reduced rate. No more queuing at the ticket office, no more paying for a pass you can't use on a bad-weather day — you only pay for the days you actually ski, cheaper than at the ticket counter, with perks that grow the more you use it.
It's THE solution for regular skiers who are wary of committing to a season pass, for anyone at the mercy of the weather, and for locals who want the flexibility of a day pass at a season-pass-holder's price.
Skiing has never been this simple. The La Clusaz Liberty Pass is a season pass with a groundbreaking twist: one subscription for the whole season, no minimum number of days, no money paid upfront. You sign up once, then head straight to the La Clusaz ski lifts whenever the mood for skiing strikes — whether it's a spontaneous Wednesday afternoon or a full weekend on the slopes.
Perfect for Haute-Savoie locals, second-home owners, or anyone in love with the Aravis mountain range who skis regularly but isn't ready to commit to a classic season pass, the Liberty Pass combines the flexibility of a day pass with the preferential rate reserved for subscribers.
I buy my subscription card for €20 and enter my bank details when I join, online: it's all done from home, in just a few clicks. If this is my first subscription, I'll need to pick up my pass at the ticket office.
No more buying online the night before, no more queuing at the ticket office in the morning: I go straight to the La Clusaz ski lifts whenever I feel like skiing. My Liberty card acts as my lift ticket.
Every day I ski is charged to my account at a reduced rate:
Each use triggers billing for one full day at the discounted rate, regardless of how much time is actually spent on the slopes.
The more I ski, the more worthwhile the Liberty Pass becomes:
It's a ski pass for La Clusaz with no fixed commitment: you sign up online just once, then you're automatically charged, at a reduced rate, only on the days you actually ski on the resort.
A season pass is bought all at once, for a fixed amount, regardless of how many days you actually ski. The Liberty Pass, on the other hand, only charges you for the days you actually use, at a rate lower than the standard daily rate. It's the ideal solution if you don't yet know how many days you'll ski this winter.
Yes. From your 13th day of skiing onward, you can convert your Liberty Pass into a season pass for €313 (adult rate), without losing the value of the days you've already paid for.
Yes, the Liberty Pass gives access to the ski lifts of the La Clusaz ski area, in the Aravis mountain range, just like a classic pass.
No. Only the €20 subscription card is charged when you sign up. No further charges are made if you don't use the ski lifts.