Skipass Alpe d'Huez - Summer Stay in the French Alps

The lifts of the Alpe d’Huez mountain resort will be open from July 4 to August 30.

WEATHER ALERT – THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED TODAY, JULY 15, 2026
For your safety, stay near your boarding area and avoid moving away from the domain.

In the event of a thunderstorm, ski lifts may be temporarily disrupted. Thank you for your caution!

Summer lift pass offers you’ll love

Tour de France 2026 in Alpe d'Huez

On July 24 and 25, 2026, Alpe d'Huez will vibrate to the rhythm of the Tour de France. Check the exceptional opening hours of the ski lifts and prepare your visit to fully enjoy the event.

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Access to PIC BLANC 3 for Mountain Bikes

July 6–9 (Monday to Thursday): Open from 9 AM to 12 PM.
July 10–12 (Friday to Sunday): Closed due to Mégavalanche event.
July 13–18 (Monday to Friday): Closed due to maintenance work.

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Our unforgettable experiences

Happy Luge

Take your family or friends on a sensational downhill ride! In summer and winter alike, rail sledging offers you a downhill experience like you've never had before!
The programme includes changes of pace and acceleration, punctuated by jumps, rhythmic sequences of waves, chicanes and flip-flops.

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Yoga au Pic Blanc

Fly to Pic Blanc at 3300m for a rejuvenating yoga session in a breathtaking setting!
A wellness experience at the summit!

Tubing Xpérience

From the comfort of your own inflatable buoy, you can enjoy the thrill of tubing, this summer's activity for families and friends. As an added bonus, the start can accommodate up to 6 inflatables at the same time.
Who will be first down the slope and win the race?

The Trail Routes of Alpe d'Huez

With its diverse landscapes and exceptional mountain terrain, Alpe d’Huez is a prime destination for trail running enthusiasts.

The area features 5 marked trail routes, suitable for a range of abilities, taking you through some of the most spectacular scenery in the Grandes Rousses massif.

From accessible loops ideal for a first mountain trail experience to more demanding routes leading all the way to Pic Blanc at 3,330 m, each trail offers a unique adventure through alpine meadows, high-altitude lakes, forests and breathtaking mountain peaks.