AlpsPass
Your ski pass for the Alps 2025/26
Four ski resorts join forces
The new AlpsPass will be introduced from the 2025/2026 winter season. This replaces all our previous annual and season passes and offers our guests even more options for their winter sports experience. The AlpsPass combines four first-class ski areas with guaranteed snow - Adelboden-Lenk, Aletsch Arena, the Jungfrau Ski Region and Engelberg-Titlis.
15 choice days in world-famous ski resorts
To mark the launch of the subscription, purchasers of the new AlpsPass will also receive nine free ski days for the three Bündner TOPCARD areas. In addition, you benefit from three days of choice each in the world-famous Verbier 4Vallées and Portes du Soleil ski regions.
Prices
The AlpsPass is valid from November 1 to April 30. Additionally, it can be used on ski days in October and May in regions with operating ski lifts. For even more adventure, you can add summer months for the Engelberg-Titlis destination at a particularly attractive price.
AlpsPass in CHF | Presale | Regular | Additional option summer* |
Adults (from 20 years old) | 949.- | 1249.- | +80.- |
Teen (16-19 years) | 299.- | 499.- | +20.- |
Child (6-15 years) | 199.- | 399.- | +20.- |
*The summer add-on applies to the entire Engelberg-Titlis destination (Brunni, Fürenalp, and Titlis). This option can only be added when purchasing the AlpsPass. In the Titlis area, bike transport is also included.
AlpsPass vs. previous passes
Local annual pass
Residents of the municipalities of Engelberg, Grafenort, Wolfenschiessen and Gadmen and Alpgenossen Trübsee benefit from special rates for the annual pass.
Information about the AlpsPass
The new AlpsPass is coming in winter 2025/26! Discover four top ski resorts with just one ski pass. Get informed now and don't miss any updates!
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Skiing
Whether you're schussing, plough turning or parallel skiing, you can ski to your heart's content on the 82 km of perfectly groomed pistes on Titlis.
Freeride
Pure powder! Experience the ultimate freedom while freeriding on Titlis. At an altitude of 2,000 metres, you can look forward to some of the most spectacular freeride descents in the Alps.
