The Chabanon ski area

Chabanon has 40 km of pistes, 13 lifts carrying 8,949 people an hour, 500 m of vertical, from 1,530 m to 2,030 m. 8 green runs, 7 blue, 11 red and 5 black.

Chabanon is a ski resort in the Southern Alps (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence), in the commune of Selonnet. The village sits at 1,600 m and the ski area rises to 2,030 m, a skiable vertical of 500 m.

Runs by level

31 runs over 40 km:

8 green 7 blue 11 red 5 black
Vertical drop
500 m — from 1,530 m to 2,030 m
Slope aspect
80 % north · 14 % east · 3 % west · 2 % south — computed from the fall line of 44 runs

As declared by the resort(ANMSM feed)

Ski area
Chabanon
Pistes
40 km · 31 pistes
By grade
8 green · 7 blue · 11 red · 5 black
Lifts
11 in total · 1 chairlifts · 10 drag lifts · 1 conveyors
Altitude
1,530 m → 2,030 m (resort base 1,600 m)
Snowmaking
70 % of pistes
Beginners
Beginner zone
Passes (as declared)
Child, 1 day (resort pass) €21.80 · Child, 2 days (resort pass) €38.50 · Child, 3 days (resort pass) €57 · Child, 4 days (resort pass) €75.60 · Child, 5 days (resort pass) €93.60 · Child, 6 days (resort pass) €111.20 · Adult, 1 day (resort pass) €30.50 · Adult, 2 days (resort pass) €55.10 (official page)

Figures entered by the resort itself in the ANMSM feed. Our own survey (OpenStreetMap, STRMTG register) is shown above; when the two differ, the resort usually counts its whole linked area.

The ski area in figures

Measured on 7 October 2026
2 kmLongest piste — Retour Télésiège (green), 222 m of vertical
373 mBiggest vertical without changing piste — 1,949 → 1,575 m, 1 km
2,029 mHighest lift top — Tete Grosse (platter lift), national lift register
8,949Total lift capacity, people per hour — 13 installations: 1 chairlift, 11 drag lifts, 1 magic carpet
38 yrsAverage age of the lift fleet — oldest 1969, newest 2024
1,400Biggest lift, people per hour — Fil Neige (rope tow, 1992)
7 kmTotal length of lifts — 12 lifts mapped
547 haSki area boundary (OSM)
443Inhabitants — Selonnet (INSEE 04203)

Measured on OpenStreetMap (altitudes: IGN RGE ALTI), not taken from the brochure. The vertical above is that of one piste, not of the whole ski area. Population: INSEE municipal population via geo.api.gouv.fr.

Source: national register of mechanical lifts (STRMTG, CAIRN), fleet as of 1 January 2025 — lifts attributed to Chabanon only (“CHABANON”), magic carpets included.

The lifts

Register of 1 January 2025

13 lifts , carrying 8,949 people an hour in total , 38 years old on average (from 1969 to 2024).

Type (as registered, in French)CountCapacity (people/h)
Télésièges11,114
Téléskis117,835
Tapis roulants1—

Lift by lift

The 13 lifts whose capacity the register publishes, largest first.

LiftTypeCapacityLengthVerticalYearManufacturer
FIL NEIGE Téléski à corde 1,400 60 m 5 m 1992 PELLAT-FINET
MONGES Télésiège 1,114 1062 m 372 m 2017 CCM
TETE GROSSE Téléski à perche débrayable 900 676 m 159 m 1977 POMAGALSKI
EGAGNAYES Téléski à perche débrayable 720 1350 m 374 m 1969 POMAGALSKI
COMBES Téléski à perche débrayable 700 830 m 290 m 1982 POMAGALSKI
FONTFROIDE Téléski à perche débrayable 700 775 m 248 m 1971 POMAGALSKI
MARMOTTONS Téléski à perche fixe 680 198 m 25 m 2021 G.M.M.
PRA MILAN Téléski à perche débrayable 675 425 m 118 m 1969 POMAGALSKI
VALANCHASSES Téléski à perche débrayable 600 510 m 127 m 1978 MONTAZ MAUTINO
L'UBARGUET Téléski à perche débrayable 600 726 m 270 m 1976 POMAGALSKI
CLOTS Téléski à perche débrayable 480 743 m 118 m 1981 POMAGALSKI
BASSIN Téléski à perche fixe 380 282 m 53 m 1971 POMAGALSKI
CABANE Tapis roulant — 104 m 17 m 2024 SUNKID

French national lift register (STRMTG / CAIRN database) — listed as “CHABANON” · open the database. Safety register: it also counts lifts that do not run every day.

Official piste map

No downloadable piste map published by the resort.

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Resort data: declared by Office de Tourisme Blanche Serre-Ponçon and distributed by ANMSM · read on 16 October