A 6-day adult lift pass in Crans-Montana costs from CHF 414 for the 2025/26 season — CHF 69 a day on the Crans-Montana ski pass pass. A single day is from CHF 89, so a six-day pass works out about 22% cheaper per day than paying day by day.
| Lift pass | Crans-Montana ski pass |
| Adult 1-day | from CHF 89 |
| Adult 6-day | from CHF 414 |
| Per day on a 6-day pass | CHF 69.00 |
| Saving vs six single days | CHF 120 (22%) |
| Marked pistes on this pass | 140 km |
| Top lift altitude | 2,927 m |
| 6-day pass per 100 km of piste | CHF 295.71 |
Dynamic pricing. Crans-Montana prices lift passes by date and demand, so the figures here are the advertised "from" prices. Booking early and avoiding peak weeks is not a tip here, it is the pricing model — the walk-up window price can be meaningfully higher.
Covers the whole Crans-Montana-Aminona area up to the Plaine Morte glacier.
2025/26 counter prices from an aggregator, day rate corroborated elsewhere; online dynamic passes start from CHF 69, so early booking beats the counter. 2026/27 shop not yet open.
| Airport | Road | Drive | Scheduled bus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Geneva | — | 1h55 | from CHF 6.8 |
Distances and fares from the resorts' and operators' own pages. A cheap pass at the end of a long transfer is not a cheap week.
Same currency. Sorted by the six-day price where there is one, and by six times the day ticket where there is not, which is why some rows show a dash.
| Resort | 1 day | 6 days | Pistes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anzère | CHF 68 | — | 58.0 km |
| Leysin | CHF 68 | — | 60.0 km |
| Verbier | CHF 94 | CHF 409 | 410 km |
| Nendaz | CHF 94 | CHF 409 | 410 km |
| Saas-Fee | CHF 84 | CHF 413 | 100 km |
| Crans-Montana | from CHF 89 | from CHF 414 | 140 km |
| Engelberg | from CHF 69 | from — | 70 km |
| Pizol – Bad Ragaz/Wangs | CHF 69 | — | 43.6 km |
| Scuol – Motta Naluns | CHF 69 | — | 70.0 km |
| Villars/Gryon/Les Diablerets | CHF 69 | — | 87.0 km |
| Zermatt | from CHF 104 | from CHF 432 | 322 km |
From CHF 414 for six days or from CHF 89 for a single day, for an adult in the 2025/26 season on the Crans-Montana ski pass pass.
Covers the whole Crans-Montana-Aminona area up to the Plaine Morte glacier.
Yes — six single days would cost CHF 534, so the 6-day pass at CHF 414 saves CHF 120, about 22%.
The Crans-Montana ski pass pass covers 140 km of marked pistes, with lifts reaching 2,927 m.
Price checked 18 August 2026 at forfait2ski.com for the 2025/26 season. Lift companies change prices between seasons — the source link is the authority on today's price.
Every price here was read from a published price list on a stated date, and each resort page carries that date and a link to the source. Lift companies reprice between seasons; the source link is the authority.