Lispach is La Bresse’s small alpine ski area: five drag lifts and eight runs (three green, three blue, one red, one black), in a complex that also includes cross-country skiing. Its 2026/2027 price grids have been published since September. Here is what they say, reread on the website and on the three official PDFs on 11 October: passes, equipment rental, stay packs and the rules to know. No opening date is announced at this point, and all the runs are shown closed.

Lift passes: blue rate and red rate

Lispach sets two price levels. The blue rate applies from Monday to Friday outside school holidays (France and Benelux). The red rate applies on Saturdays, Sundays and during school holidays. The half day runs from 9 am to 1 pm or from 1 pm.

ProfileHalf day1 day2 days (per day)3 days and more (per day)
Blue rate adult16.50 euros19 euros18 euros16.50 euros
Blue, student 13-24 or senior 65+15.50 euros18 euros17 euros15.50 euros
Blue, junior 5-1214 euros16 euros15 euros14 euros
Blue, beginner10.50 euros12 euros11 euros10.50 euros
Red rate adult18.50 euros22 euros21 euros18.50 euros
Red, student 13-24 or senior 65+16.50 euros20 euros19 euros16.50 euros
Red, junior 5-1215.50 euros17 euros16 euros15.50 euros
Red, beginner11.50 euros13 euros12 euros11.50 euros

The beginner pass only gives access to the two green-run lifts, the École lift and the Lac lift. Children under 5 ski free on presentation of proof of age. The student rate requires a card for the current year. A single ticket costs 1.50 euros and a 10-ticket card 12 euros: the Lac, École and Saichy lifts take one ticket, the Mariron two and the Lispach three. The site sells Ticket Neige insurance at 3 euros per day.

With the ZAP card of the Vosges department, reductions apply when the resort only opens partially on artificial snow during the red period. For families, a promotion exists from four people including two adults, or from five including one adult: the 2026-2027 amount is not published on the page, ask at the ticket office. An alpine pass of six days or more gives a voucher to try one day of cross-country skiing at Lispach free of charge during its validity period.

Equipment rental, 2026/2027 prices

Rental opens from 8:30 am on season days. The official grid carries the heading “Season 2026/2027”. The prices below are per day, and the seventh rental day is free.

EquipmentHalf day1 or 2 days3 or 4 days5 days6 days and more
Eco ski pack, 13 and over16 euros19 euros18 euros17 euros16 euros
Comfort ski pack or snowblades, 13 and over20.50 euros24.50 euros23 euros22 euros21 euros
Eco ski pack, 7-1213 euros16 euros15 euros14 euros13 euros
Comfort ski pack, 7-1216 euros20 euros18 euros17 euros16 euros
Ski pack, under 710.50 euros13.50 euros12 euros11 euros10 euros
Snowboard pack, 13 and over25 euros29 euros28 euros27 euros26 euros
Helmet, all sizes3 euros4 euros3 euros2.50 euros2 euros
Snowshoes with poles, 13 and over9 euros11 euros10 euros9 euros8 euros

The pack includes skis, boots and poles. The Comfort range means equipment less than four years old, the Eco range older equipment. Evening storage is free for equipment rented on site. For 1 euro more per item and per day, equipment insurance covers breakage in normal use and theft on presentation of a police report. Booking an alpine pack on the website, for full days, gives 10 to 20 percent off the shop price, with free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start. To compare with the rental shops of the main resort, read ski rental in La Bresse.

The 6 and 7 day stay packs

The pack combines the pass for the whole area, full rental at the price of the Eco range and the helmet. It is bought on site, in two payments: the pass at the lift ticket offices, then the rental at the rental shop. It cannot be booked online, and the site asks you not to rent equipment online in this case.

Profile6 days outside holidays7 days outside holidays6 days in holidays7 days in holidays
Adult195 euros211.50 euros207 euros225.50 euros
Student (13 to 16 or student card)189 euros204.50 euros195 euros211.50 euros
Junior (under 13)162 euros176 euros171 euros186.50 euros
Baby (under 7)144 euros158 euros153 euros168.50 euros
Beginner baby (two lifts)123 euros133.50 euros129 euros140.50 euros

Adding up the unit prices of the two previous tables gives these amounts: for an adult on weekdays, 6 days of pass at 16.50 euros and 6 days of Eco rental at 16 euros make 195 euros, and the free seventh rental day gives the 211.50 euros of the 7 day pack. According to this calculation on the published grids, the pack therefore does not lower the bill compared with the degressive rates, whereas the Good deals page announces an average 20 percent discount on the daily rate. Its benefit is the included helmet (2 euros per day at unit price) and a price known in advance.

The rules of the area

  • A pass from another area is not accepted, except the Pass Découverte, which opens one day.
  • No refunds, except for closure due to weather, lack of snow or injury with a medical certificate.
  • Pedestrians and animals are banned from the ski runs. Animals on a lead may follow the snowshoe trails.
  • The sledding area is free, and wooden sleds are banned throughout the commune of La Bresse.
  • A cafeteria, bar and terrace are on site. The area has no accommodation.

Contacts: alpine area on 03 29 25 42 45, ski@lispach.com, 42 route de Lispach, 88250 La Bresse. Ski lessons are run by the ESF: see ski lessons in La Bresse.

Lispach or the Hohneck

In our view, Lispach is aimed first at beginners and families, with its school lift and beginner pass. The Hohneck area, which has 29 runs according to the Labellemontagne page reread the same day, suits, in our view, skiers who want more choice. The prices of both areas appear in the comparison of passes in the Vosges, and the Hohneck opening calendar in the 2026-2027 ski season. For cross-country, the Lispach area and the tracks without a pass in Ventron, Truches and Haut du Tôt complete the picture.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a lift pass at Lispach in 2026-2027?

On weekdays outside school holidays (blue rate), 19 euros for an adult day and 16 euros for a child aged 5 to 12. On Saturdays, Sundays and during school holidays (red rate), 22 and 17 euros. A half day costs 16.50 euros on the blue rate and 18.50 euros on the red rate for an adult.

How much does ski rental cost at Lispach?

For an adult, the skis, boots and poles pack in the Eco range costs 16 euros for a half day, 19 euros per day for 1 or 2 days and 16 euros per day from 6 days, the seventh day being free. The more recent Comfort range goes from 20.50 euros for a half day to 24.50 euros for a day.

When does the Lispach alpine area open?

No date is announced for 2026-2027: all the runs were shown closed on 11 October. The site's FAQ mentions a season from late December to mid-March, without giving the year. The neighbouring La Bresse Hohneck resort announces its opening on 19 December.

What does the Lispach stay pack include?

The lift pass for the whole area, full equipment rental at the price of the Eco range and the helmet, for 6 or 7 days. It is bought on site, in two payments, at the lift ticket offices and then at the rental shop, not online.

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