Cheap ski resorts, our selection

Les Orres is a cheap ski resort in the Southern Alps. Its 100 km ski area, culminating at an altitude of 2,720 meters, is suitable for all levels. It contains large drops, snowparks, a special area for beginners, a ski school, daycares...

A day pass in Les Orres costs from 31 to 35.50 euros for a child and from 37 to 42 euros for an adult. For the Tribu offer (6 days), count 167.50 euros for a child and 199 euros for an adult.

There are discounts of 5 to 20% (depending on the period) for any online purchase.

It is possible to find cheap accommodation in this affordable ski resort, including in high-standard residences for weekly rental, and which can accommodate 10 people per apartment.

Bordering the Pyrenees National Park, Cauterets is one of the snowiest resorts in this mountain range. Cauterets is ideal for families and its 36 kilometers of slopes will suit both beginners and experts.

There are packages for beginner skiers (32 euros per day with the Flex card), student passes between 25.90 and 31.45 euros per day depending on the period, family discounts on 2 to 7-day passes, etc.

1h30 from Toulouse, this resort enjoys exceptional snow cover and panoramic views. Access to the ski lifts for 2 days costs 60 euros per person, and 45 euros for students, seniors, and children (from 5 to 17 years old). It is possible to get an additional 5% to 20% discount by purchasing online in advance, or by purchasing as a family or during low season (10% discount). A family resort, it also attracts high-level skiers.
In this affordable Pyrenean ski resort, there is no shortage of accommodation and most are offered at reasonable prices.

This cheap and wooded ski resort, with a ski area of 55 kilometers, enjoys a certain success due to the variety of its ski area. In addition, the Les Angles resort is suitable for all levels and delights skiers with its practicality (the village is located at the foot of the slopes).

There is no shortage of activities, as proven by Lou Bac Mountain (a monorail luge reaching 42 km/h), the Bike Park, or the Angléo space, dedicated to well-being. Les Angles is a family resort in the Pyrenees, but nevertheless quite lively, day and night.

You should expect to pay 45 euros per person for a day pass and 247.50 euros for 7 days. At a reduced rate, this comes to 41 euros/day and 225.50 euros for 7 consecutive days. A beginner pass is offered at a price of 28 euros.

Nicknamed "The Pearl of the Vosges ", this pretty cheap and family-friendly ski resort attracts visitors. Built on the edge of a lake, Gérardmer has the advantage of being located near remarkable natural sites to visit (lakes, waterfalls, Grand Ventron massif nature reserve...). Its 40-kilometer ski area is not very high in altitude, but allows skiing among fir and spruce trees. Access to playgrounds and the luge stadium is free.

The price of a day pass in high season is 33.10 euros (adults, students) or 27.10 euros (children under 14). The beginner pass varies between 7 and 12.80 euros, depending on age and time slot.

Furthermore, the village offers many opportunities for cheap rentals (hotel, apartment, residence with parking, campsites open in winter...), including during school holidays.

This cheap Alpine ski resort is very popular. It has a ski area of 125 kilometers, with 36 slopes. Heavily wooded, suitable for beginners as well as experienced skiers, Corrençon-en-Vercors and Villard-de-Lans also offer numerous snow activities and après-ski options for the whole family. The daily rate for an adult starts from 41 euros.

You will also easily find cheap accommodation for your mountain stay in this Isère resort

This list of affordable resorts is not exhaustive. Furthermore, you can enjoy a stay that fits your budget even if you decide to go to a more renowned resort, such as La Plagne, Val d’Isère, Aussois, Val-Cenis Vanoise, Puy-Saint-Vincent, Pralognan-la-Vanoise, etc. To do this, follow our tips for finding a cheap ski pass and keep in mind a few tricks (booking your accommodation in advance, online equipment rental with Sport 2000, going on holiday off-season, etc.)

N.B. Resorts encourage their regular skiers to top up their pass online and visitors to book in advance, which works out cheaper for them.
Previously, passes were valid for a full day or a half-day (except for weekly and full-season packages).
Currently, the majority of cheap ski resorts offer beginner packages (on easier slopes) or for skiing for just a few hours, which are more economical.
Warning: ski lift prices are not always announced with insurance included.