The La Bresse Hohneck ski pass costs €41.50 for an adult day in the 2026-2027 season. The Vosges have around ten Alpine ski resorts, from a full-size resort to a village slope. Here are the pass prices as the resorts publish them, with the date of each reading: lift prices change every season, and some small resorts do not update their online price list.
Adult day pass comparison
| Resort | Adult day pass | Runs | Price taken from |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Bresse Hohneck | €41.50 | 29 | Official site, 2026-2027 season |
| Gérardmer La Mauselaine | €37 weekends and school holidays, €31 weekdays | 22 | Official site, 2026-2027 season |
| Le Markstein | €20 in the blue period, €25 in the red period | 13 | Official site, 2025-2026 price list (2026-2027 not published as of 06/10/2026) |
| La Bresse Lispach | €19 weekdays, €22 weekends and holidays | not stated | Official site, 2026-2027 season |
| Bussang Larcenaire | €19.30 weekdays, €20.70 weekends | 7 | Skiinfo, price list updated 12/11/2025 |
| Le Schnepfenried | €17 weekdays, €19 weekends | 21 | Skiinfo, price list dated January 2020 |
Ventron (Ermitage Frère Joseph) is not in this table: no source read publishes a 2026-2027 price or status, so call the resort before counting on it.
Two things to keep in mind. Price follows the size of the area: La Bresse Hohneck, the largest ski area in north-east France, costs twice as much as Lispach or Bussang, which have fewer than ten runs each. And two rows are a rough guide only: Markstein has not yet published its 2026-2027 price list, and the Schnepfenried list on Skiinfo dates from January 2020. For Gérardmer, the amounts come from the resort’s official 2026/2027 price list, read on 11 October 2026.
Half-day and night skiing
At La Bresse Hohneck, the half-day pass (9am-1pm or 1pm-5.30pm) costs €34 at the adult rate, €32.30 at the youth rate (13-17) and €28.90 at the child rate (5-12), the same adult price as the night pass from 5pm to 9.45pm. The resort also sells a dawn ski pass (6am-1pm) at €41.50 and an XL day pass from 6am to 9.45pm at €60.40. At Lispach, the adult half-day is €16.50 on weekdays and €18.50 at weekends, in 9am-1pm and 1pm-5pm slots. At Bussang, it is listed at €16.
Child prices and free passes
Each resort sets its own age brackets, which changes the bill for the same family:
- La Bresse Hohneck: child 5-12 €35.30, youth 13-17 €39.40, free under 5 and from 75.
- Gérardmer: child under 16 €30 in high season, €26 on weekdays, free under 5 and over 75.
- Lispach: child 5-12 €16 on weekdays, €17 at weekends.
- Bussang: child 4-11 €15.50 on weekdays, €18 at weekends, free under 4 and over 74.
- Schnepfenried: child €13 on the published list.
Teenagers pay close to full price at La Bresse Hohneck: on a family trip, that detail matters more than the gap between resorts.
Multi-day and season passes
At La Bresse Hohneck, the adult 6-day pass is shown at €224.10 net after the sliding discount (€249 before it), cut to €174.30 with early booking until 19 October, and the 7-day is €261.40 net (€290.50 before the discount). The adult season pass is €579.60, cut to €463.60 with early booking until 19 November; the child season pass is €245.90, or €40 with a family offer when two adult season passes are bought. A Tribe offer gives 10% off when at least three passes of the same duration are bought together, including at least one adult and one child under 17 (season passes excluded).
Beginner pass: the tapis option
For a first taste of skiing, La Bresse Hohneck sells a tapis pass limited to the carpet lifts and beginner zone, without access to the rest of the area’s lifts: €13.50 at the child rate and €16 at the youth or adult rate for the 2026-2027 season. A cheap way to try before committing to a full day pass.
Cross-country skiing at La Bresse Lispach
The Lispach Nordic area sells separate access: €10 per adult day and €6 for 6 to 15 year olds in 2026-2027, trails open 9am to 5pm (4.30pm before 1 January). A Nordic discovery pack combining cross-country and snowshoe hire is sold online at €37 per adult and €25 per child, valid from 19 December 2026 to 14 March 2027 depending on snow.
Lessons and rental: ask directly
None of the sources read publishes ski lesson prices: ask the school when booking. The same goes for equipment rental, where prices depend on range and duration: our pointers are in the La Bresse ski rental guide.
The Ski Pass Découverte Massif des Vosges
This is not a multi-resort season pass but a voucher: when you buy a 6-day pass at a participating resort, you receive a coupon for a full day at another partner resort in the massif. Launched in late 2024, the scheme covered, for winter 2024-2025, 19 alpine and 9 Nordic areas across Alsace and Lorraine (ICI, 16 December 2024). No source read confirms that it continues in 2026-2027: ask at the ticket office before you buy.
Which resort for which profile?
- Beginner families: Lispach, Bussang, Schnepfenried. Short runs, low prices, no queues.
- Confident skiers: La Bresse Hohneck. 29 runs, 450 m of vertical, the largest area in the massif.
- Mixed day: Gérardmer, with the lake and the town next to the slopes.
- Alsace side: Le Markstein, combined with the Route des Crêtes.
Good deals
- Early booking at La Bresse Hohneck: up to 30% off the 6-day pass until 19 October and 20% off the season pass until 19 November, on the resort’s site.
- Night skiing at La Bresse: €34 from 5pm to 9.45pm, see our night skiing guide.
- Lispach: weekdays outside school holidays (blue period) are €3 cheaper.
See also
- La Bresse Hohneck resort complete guide
- Ski rental in La Bresse
- Snow conditions in La Bresse
- Where to stay in La Bresse for skiing
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Frequently asked questions
How much is a day pass at La Bresse Hohneck?
For the 2026-2027 season, Labellemontagne lists €41.50 for an adult day pass (18 to 74), €39.40 for 13 to 17 year olds, €35.30 for 5 to 12 year olds and €27 for students booking online. Under 5s and over 75s ski free.
Which is the cheapest ski resort in the Vosges?
On published prices, the small areas cost far less than La Bresse Hohneck: €19 to €22 for an adult day at La Bresse Lispach, €19.30 to €20.70 at Bussang Larcenaire (Skiinfo price list from November 2025). Each has fewer than ten runs.
Is there a multi-resort pass in the Vosges?
The Ski Pass Découverte Massif des Vosges is not a season pass: when you buy a 6-day pass at a participating resort, you get a voucher for one day at another partner resort in the massif. Ask at your resort's ticket office: no source read confirms that it continues in 2026-2027.
Is there a cheaper pass to start skiing at La Bresse?
Yes, the tapis (beginner carpet lift) pass, which does not include the rest of the ski area's lifts, costs €13.50 for a child and €16 for youth or adult rates at La Bresse Hohneck for the 2026-2027 season.