Sauze d’Oulx Ski Pass Prices
We would recommended purchasing the Vialattea International Pass (this also covers Montegenèvre) if you’re in resort for more than a few days. It is also possible to pre-book your passes online – click here for more info. Please note that these prices may change, so check with the resort – by clicking here – for the latest or give the Ski Club’s expert info & advice team a call on 020 8410 2009.
A season pass costs €1100 and this covers the entire region, including the slopes beyond Cesana and across the French border at Montgenèvre. Cheaper rates are available for families.
Category
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Day Ticket
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3 Days
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6 Days
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Vialattea (all except Montgenèvre)
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Adult
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€38
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€86 – €106
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€142 – €202
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Baby (b. 2011 onwards)
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€10
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€30
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€60
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Gold (b. before 1943)
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€25
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€75
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€138
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Vialattea International (including Montgenèvre)
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Adult
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€50
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n/a
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€258
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Baby (b. 2011 onwards)
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€10
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n/a
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€60
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Gold (b. before 1943)
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€25
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n/a
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€138
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Sauze d’Oulx Season Dates
- Opening Date:4th December 2021
- Closing Date:10th April 2022
For full details see resort's website and note that these dates are subject to change. The Ski Club’s expert info & advice team are also on hand to help – call 020 8410 2009.
Sauze d’Oulx Resort
The resort is centred on a cobbled, car-free zone in keeping with the traditional buildings of the region. From this, larger hotels and chalets spread out across the hillside so check where you want to be based if walking in ski boots to the lifts in the morning isn’t your thing. At night the centre is lively, with bars filling up quickly and staying full into the small hours.
For Families
As mentioned, the beginner slopes are far from ideal but there is a small area in the resort itself. Off the slopes there is not a great deal to do for families and the busy town centre may prove to be a bit noisy if you have children – try and stay a little bit further out if this is the case.
For Après
Sauze offers some of the best après in Italy but it doesn’t quite rival the party towns in France or Austria. That being said happy hours are very popular and several places will also serve up free antipasti with your drinks. Some recommendations include Grotta, Scacco Matto and Max’s Café – home to a four hour happy hour. Later on, the late night bars get going and don’t be surprised if you end up heading to the nightclub underneath Mira’s.
How to get to Sauze d’Oulx
Sauze d’Oulx is one of the most accessible resorts in the Alps and can be reached in around an hour from Turin airport. Private transfers are therefore good value, especially if you can share lifts. The resort is also only ten minutes from the train station at Oulx – which itself is around an hour and a half from Turin airport. Other airport options include Milan, Geneva, Lyon, Grenoble and Chambery – all of which are between two to three hours away by road.
- Turin airport: 1 hour (driving) or 2 hours (by train)
- Chambery airport: 2 hours (driving)
- Milan airport: 2.5 hours (driving)
- Geneva airport: 2.5 hours (driving)
- Grenoble airport: 2.5 hours (driving)
- Lyon airport: 2.5 hours (driving)
- Calais: approximately 11 hours driving (620 miles)
Sauze d’Oulx Contact Details