The alpine ski area will be open from 13 December 2025 to 10 April 2026.
A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. His ESF guide in red clothes pushes and belays behind him, both laughing and seeming to enjoy the moment. Behind them, the PRM skier's wife follows them. The PRM skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Aravis mountain range in the background. The atmosphere is very gentle, serene and jovial.Handiski ski passes
Ski passes
Because access to the slopes should be easy for everyone, we are offering a free HANDISKI membership reserved for people with reduced mobility who have proof of disability.
With this membership, you get 50% off the public rate, from 4 hours to 14 consecutive days, and you can top up your skicard directly online, without going through the ticket office.
For even greater convenience, your skicard is valid for the whole season and can be topped up in just a few clicks!
And if you prefer, you can also take advantage of the PRM rate directly at the ticket office, without having to sign up first.
Handiski membershipfree of charge
membership0€Proof of disability
All season long
Handiski membership simplifies your access to skiing.
You’ll benefit from discounts on 4-hour to 14-day passes.
By recharging your card, you get direct access to the ski lifts, without having to go to the ticket office.
Membership is free and reserved for all disabled people (with proof of disability) and their carers (the CMI card must state that they need a carer or that they are disabled):
- Handiski membership only
- Handiski membership with accompanying person
Booking and collection
Membership can be obtained either on presentation at the lift office in the village, or by ordering via the CONTACTS button.
There is a delay between the day the order is placed by e-mail and the day the membership is collected or sent.
- Immediate collection if presented at the ski area office.
- Collection within 4 days if ordered by e-mail and collected from the ski lift office.
- Shipped to your home within 7 working days
- Is my membership from previous years valid for a new season?
Your old membership is still valid and top-up will be available as soon as the season opens.
- Can I buy a PRM season pass?
The PRM pass is also available all season (same price all season).
- Who can benefit from Handiski membership?
Membership is reserved for people with proof of disability.
- Does it always have to be the same person?
No, the person accompanying you is not named. This means that the person accompanying you can change from one day to the next, depending on your needs.
- How do I top up my Handiski ski pass?
Top-up is done online, once your membership has been created. You can buy your reduced-rate passes in just a few clicks, directly on the site.
PRM fares are also available at the ticket office. - Do I need to provide proof each time I buy a Handiski pass?
No, once your Handiski membership has been validated, you no longer need to provide a receipt for each purchase. Your account is directly linked to your discount and your access to the slopes.
Cancellation guarantee
- Membership is non-refundable as it is free.
- You can request a refund for days that have been topped up and not used up by the 1st day of skiing*.
- *Unused ski pass= no use of the lift terminals.
Insurance
Insurance at €3.90 per day per person covers cancellation, assistance, rescue costs, repatriation and unused services.
By taking out Aravis Sécurité insurance you are joining the Ski Club du Grand-Bornand, which supports skiers and helps to train champions.
Handiski reloadingfrom 11.20 euros
Adult22.30€4 hours
From 26 to 64 years old
Child15.60€4 hours
From 5 to 11 years old
Young19.00€4 hours
From 12 to 25 years old
Senior21.20€4 hours
From 65 to 74 years
Veteran11.20€4 hours
75 and over
Handiski top-up: ski at a reduced rate all season long
With the Handiski top-up, you can enjoy your ski pass at 50% off the public rate, and top it up in just a few clicks, without waiting at the ticket office. Valid for 4-hour to 14-day passes, this top-up is aimed at disabled skiers who want a quick and easy way to access the slopes.
Booking and collection
Reload online with your handiski skicard
- Is my membership from previous years valid for this season?
Your old membership is still valid and top-up will be available as soon as the season opens.
- How do I top up my Handiski ski pass on my own?
Reloading is done online once you have subscribed to the Handiski membership. Simply enter your skicard number.
- Is there a discount for top-up ski passes?
Yes, the special Handiski rate allows you to benefit from reduced prices throughout the season.
- Do I need to show proof of identity each time I top up?
No, proof is only required when you register. Once your profile has been validated, you are free to top up.
- Can I buy a day pass without Handiski membership?
Yes, but you won’t benefit from the reduced rate reserved for Handiski members. Otherwise, go to the ticket office with your CMI card to benefit from the PMR rate.
- What do I do if I lose my skicard?
You can get a new one at the ski area office only (388 Route de la Valée du Bouchet). Don’t forget to bring your identity card and the original receipt.
Cancellation guarantee
- Purchased on this online sales site, ski pass not used*.
- For any reason and without justification.
- You can make your request for reimbursement by e-mail vente@saemlegrandbo.fr
up until 5 days before the 1st day of validity of the ski pass.
- *Unused ski pass= no use of the lift terminals.
Only valid for ski passes that do not include dynamic pricing.
Insurance
Insurance at €3.90 per day per personcovers cancellation (for medical reasons, and other reasons under conditions)up to the day before the 1st day of skiing, assistance, rescue costs, repatriation and unused services. It will be offered to you at the time of purchase, for any 2 days to 14 days skipass. More information Detailed notice
By taking out Aravis Sécurité insurance you are joining the Ski Club du Grand-Bornand, which supports skiers and helps to train champions.
Handiski reloading with accompanying personfrom 11.20 euros
Adult22.30€4 hours
From 26 to 64 years old
Junior15.60€4 hours
From 5 to 11 years old
Young19.00€4 hours
From 12 to 25 years old
Senior21.20€4 hours
From 65 to 74 years
Veteran11.20€4 hours
75 and over
Handiski top-up with companion: share the experience
Because the pleasure of skiing is also experienced as a duo, the Handiski with companion top-up allows you to add a pass for your non-nominative companion at the same reduced rate. The accompanying person has easier access to follow you on the slopes, while having the freedom to change companion according to your outings. It’s the ideal way to ski with peace of mind and in good company.
The CMI card must state that you need a companion or that you are disabled in order to benefit from a skicarte accompagnateur.
Booking and collection
Reload online with your handiski skicards
- Can my companion ski without me with this pass?
No, the fare is paid to the person accompanying the person with reduced mobility in return for permanent supervision of the person on the ski lifts and slopes in the ski area, and the support needed to ensure their safety.
- My companion is different. Is this OK for reloading?
The accompanying person’s card is not nominative and is designed to be used by different people in the same season.
- Handiski reloading with accompanying person
The accompanying skicard is non-nominative, so you can top up online throughout the season with different companions.
If the disabled skier only wants to top up their ski pass, they must switch to the Handiski sale without an accompanying person.
To take advantage of the reduced-mobility rate with accompanying person, which can be topped up online:
👉 Upload your photo.
👉 Download your mobility and inclusion card. The words ‘needing assistance’ must be entered to qualify for a reduced-fare companion.👉 Top up your skicard directly online at a reduced rate: for yourself and your companion.
- Where can I buy membership?
The skicarte handiski is an online membership and can only be recharged online.
We offer the PRM rate at the ticket office. - Is my membership from previous years valid for this season?
Your old membership is still valid and top-up will be available as soon as the season opens.
- Do I need two separate skicards?
Yes, we will issue you with a skicard for yourself and one for the accompanying person. Both are linked to your Handiski membership.
Cancellation guarantee
- Purchased on this online sales site, ski pass not used*.
- For any reason and without justification.
- You can make your request for reimbursement by e-mail vente@saemlegrandbo.fr
up until 5 days before the 1st day of validity of the ski pass.
- *Unused ski pass= no use of the lift terminals.
Only valid for ski passes that do not include dynamic pricing.
Insurance
Insurance at €3.90 per day per personcovers cancellation (for medical reasons, and other reasons under conditions)up to the day before the 1st day of skiing, assistance, rescue costs, repatriation and unused services. It will be offered to you at the time of purchase, for any 2 days to 14 days skipass. More information Detailed notice
By taking out Aravis Sécurité insurance you are joining the Ski Club du Grand-Bornand, which supports skiers and helps to train champions.
HandiskiSkiing for all!
Set up in 1998 by seven sportsmen and women led by former ski instructor Jean-Claude Blanc, who is still its chairman, Handiski Club Loisirs works to enable people with motor, sensory or mental disabilities to enjoy mountain activities to the full. On the slopes, the association has a large stock of equipment – uniski, dual-ski, kart-ski, tandem-ski, Nordic sledge… – to satisfy every desire for thrills, as well as special support for skiers of all levels, in conjunction with the resort’s ski schools and their specially-trained instructors. Le Grand-Bornand’s ski lifts share this commitment to inclusivity, offering disabled skiers priority access and a preferential rate that also applies to their companion.
A person with reduced mobility goes handiskiing in a snowy setting. The skier is wearing a black, orange and grey ski suit with a black helmet. We can see the Bargy massif in the background. The atmosphere is soft and serene.
