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Crans-Montana Piste Map and Overview
Crans-Montana is a sunny, high-altitude ski resort in Switzerland’s Valais region, known for its wide open slopes, breathtaking views, and lively resort atmosphere. Sitting on a broad plateau above the Rhône Valley, the resort enjoys plenty of sunshine and panoramic vistas stretching from the Matterhorn to Mont Blanc. The ski area offers a great mix of terrain, with long, confidence-boosting runs, excellent grooming, and modern lift infrastructure that makes getting around easy and enjoyable.
The resort is particularly popular with intermediate skiers who love cruising wide red and blue pistes, but it also caters well to beginners and advanced skiers. Snowboarders benefit from open, flowing terrain and snow parks, while off the slopes, Crans-Montana offers a vibrant après-ski scene, luxury shopping, and year-round events. With its blend of high-quality skiing and resort-style amenities, Crans-Montana is a great choice for those wanting both great slopes and a lively mountain town.
Ski Season Length and Dates:
Typically late November to mid-April (around 4.5–5 months, conditions permitting)
Total ski area: 140 km / 87 miles
Base elevation: 1,500 m / 4,921 ft
Peak elevation: 2,927 m / 9,603 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 39% Easy
🟥 50% Intermediate
⬛ 11% Advanced
What’s included in the Crans-Montana Ski Pass?
Included with the ski pass:
The Crans-Montana local ski pass includes unlimited access to all lifts and pistes across the Crans-Montana ski area, including beginner zones, intermediate cruising runs, advanced slopes, and snow parks.
The pass also covers the interconnected sectors around Cry d’Er, Plaine Morte (glacier area), and Bella Lui, giving full access to the resort’s high-altitude terrain.
There is no requirement to buy separate passes for different parts of the resort – one local pass covers the entire Crans-Montana ski area. For wider Swiss access, separate regional passes would be required