Our Pedestrian Tickets & Single Journeys
These return tickets are valid for pedestrians and skiers (or other sliding gear: yooner, paret, snowscoot, etc.), unless otherwise stated as "Pedestrians only" or "Skiers only" on certain lines.
Toddler
0 to 5 years
Child
5 to 14 years
Adult
15 to 64 years
Senior
65 to 74 years
Veteran
75 years and over (ticket office only)
Beauregard
Combe des Juments
U'Freddy Drag Lift Skiers only · Ticket office only U'Freddy Drag Lift Skiers only · Ticket office onlyToddler
0 to 5 years
Child
5 to 14 years
Adult
15 to 64 years
Senior
65 to 74 years
Veteran
75 years and over (ticket office only)
Etale Massif Skiers only Etale Massif Skiers onlyToddler
0 to 5 years
Child
5 to 14 years
Adult
15 to 64 years
Senior
65 to 74 years
Veteran
75 years and over (ticket office only)
Etale Massif card: 5 rides on the Grands Laquais drag lift + 2 rides on the Etale telemix (or equivalent combinations with the Belvédère chairlift).
6 consecutive days Access to the Beauregard, Patinoire, Combe des Juments, Balme, and Fernuy gondolas, the Bossonnet telemix, the Crêt du Merle and P'tit Loup chairlifts, the Transval, and Col de Balme
6 consecutive days Access to the Beauregard, Patinoire, Combe des Juments, Balme, and Fernuy gondolas, the Bossonnet telemix, the Crêt du Merle and P'tit Loup chairlifts, the Transval, and Col de Balme
Toddler
0 to 5 years
Child
5 to 14 years
Adult
15 to 64 years
Senior
65 to 74 years
Veteran
75 years and over (ticket office only)
Good to know: the lifts marked Pedestrians only above (Bossonnet + P'tit Loup, Patinoire, Transval) remain accessible to skiers thanks to the "Village" points card, presented below.
Points Card "Village"
Single rate
15-point card 15-point cardSingle rate
30-point card 30-point cardSingle rate
What can you do with a pedestrian pass?
La Clusaz's pedestrian pass gives you access to the ski lifts so you can enjoy the summits in a different way: snowshoe walks, exceptional viewpoints over the Aravis mountains and lunch at altitude await you for a day out in nature.
The Patinoire gondola serves the Vieux Chalet, a restaurant set at altitude right at the top of the gondola. It also provides a handy link between the village centre and the Crêt du Merle road.
The Beauregard gondola, right next to the Patinoire one, gives access to the Beauregard plateau and its exceptional panoramas. From this viewpoint, numerous marked trails can be walked with crampons or snowshoes. Several restaurants welcome you for a tasty break: Le 1647, Le Grizzly and Les Matins Clairs. To discover two sound-and-light shows, don't hesitate to stop by the immersive space before taking the gondola!
The Crêt du Merle chairlift offers an ideal round trip to enjoy the sun at altitude or have lunch at the Chez Arthur restaurant.
The Bossonnet telemix, combining chairs and cabins, is a particularly convenient way to take skiing children to their lessons or to reach the viewpoint marked by the iconic "La Clusaz" letters.
The Combe des Juments chairlift is a not-to-be-missed lift, offering a remarkable panoramic setting. It lets you reach the Le Relais de l'Aiguille restaurant, discover the La Bascule attraction, or admire the Aravis massif from the Balcon des Aravis.
The Transval links the Aiguille and Etale massifs, between the Combe des Juments chairlift, the Etale telemix and the Chez Rose restaurant. A truly original experience, the ski area's only cable car offers a unique musical atmosphere in partnership with Radio Meuh, for a moment combining discovery and conviviality.
The Balme gondola takes you directly to the La Bergerie restaurant, but does not give access to the Passerelle de Balme. The Col de Balme gondola + chairlift (new) lets you reach the Col de Balme area.
The Fernuy gondola, meanwhile, offers a lovely viewpoint on arrival, although it is more popular with skiers.
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