The Le Mont-Dore ski area
Le Mont-Dore has 62 km of pistes, 17 lifts carrying 14,390 people an hour, 496 m of vertical, from 1,350 m to 1,846 m. 34 green runs, 37 blue, 23 red and 7 black.
Le Mont-Dore is a ski resort in the Massif Central (Puy-de-Dôme), in the commune of Mont-Dore. The village sits at 1,050 m and the ski area rises to 1,846 m, a skiable vertical of 496 m.
Runs by level
101 runs over 62 km:
- Vertical drop
- 496 m — from 1,350 m to 1,846 m
- Slope aspect
- 36 % east · 23 % north · 23 % west · 19 % south — computed from the fall line of 97 runs
- Night skiing
- 3 floodlit runs
As declared by the resort(ANMSM feed)
- Ski area
- Le Mont Dore
- Linked area
- Domaine relié Le Mont-Dore/Super-Besse
- Lifts
- 1 gondolas · 3 chairlifts · 9 drag lifts · 1 conveyors
- Altitude
- 1,200 m → 1,850 m (resort base 1,300 m)
- Snowmaking
- 60 % of pistes
- Beginners
- Beginner zone, free lifts
- Fun & sledging
- 3 sledge runs · fun zone
- Nordic
- Espace Nordique Le Mont-Dore - Le Capucin
- Passes (as declared)
- Enfant 1 jour (forfait station) 30.4 € · Enfant 2 jours (forfait station) 57.9 € · Enfant 6 jours (forfait station) 163.9 € · Adulte 1 jour (forfait station) 42.7 € · Adulte 2 jours (forfait station) 81.6 € · Adulte 6 jours (forfait station) 231.6 € · Sénior 1 jour (forfait station) 37.2 € · Sénior 2 jours (forfait station) 71.1 € (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 9 September 2026Measured 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 Le Mont-Dore only (“MONT DORE (LE)”), magic carpets included.
The lifts
Register of 1 January 202517 lifts , carrying 14,390 people an hour in total , 31 years old on average (from 1961 to 2017).
| Type (as registered, in French) | Count | Capacity (people/h) |
|---|---|---|
| Téléphériques | 2 | 900 |
| Télésièges | 3 | 5,800 |
| Téléskis | 10 | 7,690 |
| Tapis roulants | 2 | — |
Lift by lift
The 17 lifts whose capacity the register publishes, largest first.
| Lift | Type | Capacity | Length | Vertical | Year | Manufacturer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Les Longes | Télésiège | 2,000 | 659 m | 101 m | 2011 | CCM |
| Tremplin | Télésiège | 2,000 | 907 m | 132 m | 2006 | DOPPELMAYR |
| TSF de la DORE | Télésiège | 1,800 | 1159 m | 350 m | 2002 | MONTAZ MAUTINO |
| Ferrand-Nord | Téléski à perche débrayable | 900 | 783 m | 173 m | 2006 | G.M.M. |
| VAL DE COURRE | Téléski à perche débrayable | 900 | 635 m | 90 m | 2005 | MONTAZ MAUTINO |
| PLATEAU | Téléski à perche débrayable | 900 | 359 m | 112 m | 1995 | MONTAZ MAUTINO |
| SANCY 2 | Téléphérique | 900 | 1111 m | 438 m | 1961 | APPLEVAGE |
| Ferrand-Sud | Téléski à perche débrayable | 860 | 1164 m | 230 m | 2006 | G.M.M. |
| Val d'Enfer | Téléski à perche débrayable | 850 | 347 m | 59 m | 2006 | G.M.M. |
| CHAUMET 2 | Téléski à perche débrayable | 780 | 498 m | 82 m | 1973 | MONTAZ MAUTINO |
| PAS DE L'ANE | Téléski à perche débrayable | 700 | 561 m | 163 m | 1964 | MONTAZ MAUTINO |
| Les Marmottes | Téléski à perche fixe | 600 | 83 m | 9 m | 2010 | POMAGALSKI |
| Fil neige du snow park (bamby à câble) | Téléski à câble bas | 600 | 158 m | 27 m | 2003 | SCHIPPERS |
| CHOMET 1 | Téléski à perche débrayable | 600 | 447 m | 82 m | 1968 | MONTAZ MAUTINO |
| ESF | Tapis roulant | — | 49 m | 4 m | 2017 | FICAP |
| Aladin | Tapis roulant | — | 106 m | 10 m | 2009 | MEB (IDM) |
| Evac Sancy 2 | Téléphérique | 0 | 1111 m | 438 m | 1961 | APPLEVAGE |
French national lift register (STRMTG / CAIRN database) — listed as “MONT DORE (LE)” · open the database. Safety register: it also counts lifts that do not run every day.
Official piste map
Resort data: declared by Office de tourisme du Mont-Dore and distributed by ANMSM · read on 18 September