1-Day Pedestrian Summer Pass in Les 3 Vallées

General Terms & Conditions:
- The pedestrian pass can only be used for pedestrian access and not for mountain biking. However, the mountain bike pass can be used for pedestrian access.
- Children under 5 years old benefit from free use of the ski lifts upon presentation of an official document, which must be collected at a sales point.
- The use of ski lifts is free for people over 75 years old, but only for 1 and 2 pedestrian sections (excluding Pointe de la Masse), upon presentation of an official document, which must be collected at a sales point.
- If you have a valid transport ticket for the ascent, the descent is free of charge.
- Holders of a Winter 25-26 Unlimited, 2/7, and Skiflex Season Pass have access to the open ski lifts during summer 2026, whether on foot or by mountain bike. However, holders of a Winter 25-26 Pedestrian Season Pass can only access the ski lifts on foot.
- Holders of a 3 Vallées Liberté Pass cannot use the lifts in summer, either on foot or by bike. You'll need a summer pass.

Escapade 3 Vallées Area:
- These passes grant access to the ski lifts of the Belleville, Méribel, and Courchevel valleys, according to the operating schedule of each resort. The opening days and hours can be consulted online, at Tourist Offices, and at ski pass sales points.

Specific Conditions for the Pointe de la Masse Gondola:
- The Pointe de la Masse gondola requires a special transport ticket, which is not included in the 1-Day Pedestrian Escapade 3 Vallées Area Pass.
- The 7-Day Pedestrian Escapade 3 Vallées Area Pass includes one ascent to the Pointe de la Masse per week.
- This lift is included in the Summer Pedestrian Season Escapade 3 Vallées Area Pass.
- Holders of a Winter 25-26 Unlimited Season Pass, as well as 2/7 and Skiflex passes, can access the Pointe de la Masse gondola on foot during summer.