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Summer lifts in Chamonix

Discover the Chamonix summer lifts and areas

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Find out who can use the lifts in Chamonix and if there are any restrictions.

Bad weather can affect the lifts. Before heading out for the day, it’s a good idea to check the live lift status.

Elderly accessYes, up to mid-station unless not recommended by a doctor
BabiesYes, babies over 24 months up to mid-station, unless not recommended by a doctor
Summit not permitted to children under three
WheelchairsYes
Disabled toiletsYes, at base station and summit - not mid-station
DogsNo
ParapentesYes, but not during July and August
Mountain bikesNo
Car parkingYes, paid at Grepon
ReservationsRecommended during peak season
Access at Aiguille du Midi lift
Elderly accessYes, although there are around 500 steps to reach the ice caves
BabiesYes, over the age of 12 months
WheelchairsYes, please contact ahead of visit for groups of four or more chairs
No access to the ice caves
Disabled toiletsNo
DogsYes, must be kept on a lead
ParapentesNo
Mountain bikesNo
Car parkingYes, opposite at Planards
ReservationsNo, unless travelling in a group
Access at Montenvers and Mer de Glace
Elderly accessYes, but difficult at Nid d'Aigle
BabiesYes, over the age of 12 months at Col de Voza and over 24 months at Nid d'Aigle
WheelchairsYes, up to the Col de Voza, two wheelchairs per train
Disabled toiletsYes, at the Col de Voza
DogsYes, must be kept on a lead
ParapentesNo
Mountain bikesFirst and last train of the day in summer only, limited numbers
Car parkingYes
ReservationsNo
Access at Tramway du Mont Blanc
Elderly accessUp to top station, unless not recommended by a doctor
BabiesOver the age of 18 months to mid-station, not advised for children under three years to go to the top
WheelchairsTo mid-station only, if accompanied
Disabled toiletsAt mid-station
DogsMust be kept on a lead
ParapentesYes
Mountain bikesYes
Car parkingYes
ReservationsTop cable car in winter only
Access at Grands Montets (CLOSED FOR REBUILDING | SUMMER 2025)
Elderly accessYes
BabiesPlanpraz and Flégère from 12 months
Brévent and Index from 24 months
WheelchairsAll cable cars and gondolas, but not the Index chairlift
Disabled toiletsPlanpraz and Flégère but not at the summit of Brévent
DogsYes, but not allowed in the nature reserve
ParapentesYes
Mountain bikesYes
Car parkingBrévent is paid and Flégère is free
ReservationsNo
Access at Brévent and Flégère
Elderly accessYes
BabiesFrom 12 months
WheelchairsYes
Disabled toiletsAt Charamillon
DogsYes, must be kept on a lead
ParapentesNo, but speed-riding possible in winter
Mountain bikesYes
Car parkingYes
ReservationsNo
Access at Le Tour and Vallorcine
Elderly accessYes, unless not recommended by a doctor
BabiesYes, from six months
WheelchairsAt Prarion, but not at Bellevue
Disabled toiletsAt the bottom of Prarion
DogsYes, must be kept on a lead
ParapentesNo, but speed-riding possible in winter
Mountain bikesYes
Car parkingYes
ReservationsNo
Access at Les Houches
About Chamonix Summer Lift Pass Prices

Season dates in Chamonix

Most lifts start opening for the summer in early June. To find out exactly when each lift opens, check out Chamonix's season dates.

More inspiration...

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If you're thinking of coming for the winter, take a look at our winter ski pass prices.