Whats included in the Saint Bernard Pass?

With 3 ski resorts in winter, countless touring ski options, endless possibilities in summer for people who love the mountains, the proximity to Italy and a great international community, you will certainly never be bored with us.
Our pass is unique in Switzerland!
For 80 Euro per year you get a season pass for 3 ski resorts and countless activities in summer.
The summer pass costs 29 Euro

Hiking



The Pays du St. Bernard boasts 550 km of marked trails, offering an incredible variety of hiking experiences for all levels. Whether you're looking for family-friendly themed paths or embarking on multi-day treks, there's something here for everyone


Find more information about trails here.

Zip line


TeleLaFouly-ChampexLac offers you two new zip lines at the mountain station of the chairlift La Breya at 2200 m above sea level. At 540 and 520 meters, together they create the longest zip line in western Switzerland!




Mountain Bike


Are you looking for an adventure? Is walking too boring for you? Then you'll have a lot of fun on the 150 kilometers of mountain bike trails! From beginners to advanced levels, you'll find tracks ranging from 40 minute to 4 hour rides.


Off-road Scooter


Go down the slope of the Breya on a scooter. Live an extraordinary experience with friends or family!





Climbing


With more than 40 climbing gardens in 4 zones - Grand-St-Bernard, Orny / Trent, d'Entremont and Val Ferret - this region is a real paradise for climbers. Beginners can gain their first experiences on an outdoor climbing wall in La Fouly.




Chairlifts in Champex-Lac and La Fouly


Take "Arpalle" chairlift in La Fouly chairlift to reach an altitude of 2,000 metres where an incredible view awaits you, or chairlift "La Breya" in Champex-Lac where you can enjoy the view and the restaurant terrace before or after a nice walk in the region.

Open air swimming pool in Champex-Lac, and indoor swimming pool in Bourg St. Pierre


The open-air swimming pool of Champex-Lac is heated to 27°.

Next to the pool there is a refreshment bar with light meals, a tennis and beach volleyball court, two ping-pong tables, a petanque court, a slackline on the water and a play area for children.

Indoor swimming pool of Bourg-St-Pierre heated to 28°C. Ideal for a moment of relaxation in any weather. Swimming and aquagym classes are also organized there.

Botanical alpine garden Flore-Alpe in Champex-Lac


The Flore-Alpe Botanical Alpine Garden is a scenic destination located at 1500 meters above sea level, offering stunning views of Lake Champex and the Combins Mountains. Visitors can explore rock gardens, watercourses, and enjoy over 4,000 plant species from local, European, and global mountain regions across a 6,000 m² area. The garden is perfect for leisurely walks and discovering diverse plant life, with its captivating shapes, scents, and colors.



Artillery fort of Champex-Lac


Explore a captivating hidden fortress nestled beneath the Alps. Originally built between 1940 and 1943, it was modernized during the Cold War for potential nuclear conflicts and remained in use by the Swiss army until 1998. The fortress features over 600 meters of underground galleries, completely concealed from the outside, and had the capacity to house 300 soldiers.



Durnand Gorges in Bovernier


Durnand Gorges, built in 1877 and renovated in 1987, rank among Europe's top ten most beautiful gorges. Located in Bovernier, the 1-kilometer stretch of the gorge features suspended wooden footbridges and 330 steps, offering stunning views of 14 cascading waterfalls. Visitors walk along a forest path before the route transforms into a thrilling adventure over the rushing waters of the Durnand River. The walk takes about an hour, with breathtaking views of the river below and the sky visible between the towering cliffs

Great St. Bernard Hospice museum


The Grand-Saint-Bernard Hospice Museum, near the birthplace of the famous dogs, features exhibits on the area's natural environment and historical artifacts, including a bronze statue of Jupiter from a Roman temple. The museum tells the story of the Hospice's founding and its development through the centuries. It highlights the enduring work of Saint Bernard de Menthon and the Saint Augustine monks.

Access to Vichères-Liddes ski area, La Fouly ski area, Champex-Lac ski area, and Bourg St. Pierre(La Lorette) ski lift
Vichères-Liddes boasts wide ski runs, stunning views, and fresh alpine air, nestled between Mont-Blanc and the Grand-Combin massif, perfect for all ages.In the La Fouly/Val Ferret, this resort, surrounded by the A Neuve glacier, Dolent, and Tour Noir, transforms into a winter paradise, perfect for diverse downhill skiing.Nicknamed the little Canada with its large forests and its lake frozen in winter, Champex-Lac has been cultivating a tourist tradition for over a century.La Lorette ski lift located at the entrance of the village of Bourg-St-Pierre will allow young and old alike to make their first descents on skis.
Cross-country skiing
Slopes in or near the forest in Liddes, on the frozen lake in Champex or on the A Neuve plateau in La Fouly: to each his own!

Indoor swimming pool in Bourg St. Pierre


Indoor swimming pool of Bourg-St-Pierre heated to 28°C. Ideal for a moment of relaxation in any weather. Swimming and aquagym classes are also organized there.

Sembrancher ice rink


In winter, the artificial ice rink will be a delight for young and old alike.

Skating rinks in Champex-Lac


Put on your skates and enjoy a sumptuous setting!

When conditions permit, Champex offers you the opportunity to skate freely on the flat surface of the frozen lake in a setting nicknamed “Little Canada”. The ice rink is about 70 meters wide and 150 meters long!

Treetop canopy


The adventure park offers a suspended trail with 4 courses, 48 workshops, and 13 zip lines, suitable for climbers of all levels, including individuals, families, and groups. The park provides harnesses and gloves, and visitors are advised to wear appropriate sportswear and shoes. A free climbing wall and a picnic area are available for use, weather permitting.

Valsorey mill


The Valsorey mill, built in 1681, is located near the old village of Bourg-St-Pierre, beneath a historic path once traveled by Saracens, Romans, Charlemagne’s soldiers, and Napoleon Bonaparte's troops. The mill can be accessed on foot via the St-Charles bridge, constructed around 800 by Charlemagne's workers, set in a stunning natural landscape.

Pedal boats and stand up paddle


For the greatest happiness of everyone, on the lake, it is possible to make pedal boat, boats or stand up paddle, while admiring a magnificent and peaceful landscape.

Access to public transport


Take advantage of public transport from Orsières with your PASS Saint-Bernard!

You can travel freely on the Orsières – Champex-Lac, Orsières – La Fouly – Ferret, Orsières – Liddes – Bourg-Saint-Pierre – Col du Grand-Saint-Bernard and Orsières – Commeire routes.