Plan Your European Ski Adventure with the Epic Australia Pass

Mountainwatch | Reggae Elliss

Experiencing winter in the European Alps should be on every skier and snowboarder’s bucket list. The sheer scale of the mountains, unparalleled terrain, modern and efficient lift systems, incredible vertical, accessible backcountry and seemingly endless groomed runs are hard to beat.

For many people, Europe is the pinnacle of skiing and snowboarding. Standing at the top of a run in the Alps, taking in the mind-bending views, it’s easy to understand why. There’s also something special about skiing in authentic mountain towns and villages, where skiing is such an integral part of the lifestyle. The history, culture, food and true après experience take a European ski trip to another level, making it a trip you’ll never forget.

While your Epic Australia Pass – currently available at its lowest price until October 14 – provides access to many of the best resorts in North America, you can now also access eight legendary European ski areas — seven in the Alps and one in Italy’s spectacular Dolomite Mountains.

Travelling between European ski areas by car or public transport is relatively easy and economical. So, if you’ve been dreaming of spending a few weeks in Europe skiing a variety of resorts, your Epic Australia Pass gives you the opportunity to put together an amazing 2027/28 winter trip, visiting all or some of the following resorts:

15 Days of Lift Access in Switzerland

Crans-Montana — 5 days unrestricted lift access
Located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Crans-Montana offers more than 1,400 metres of skiable vertical and 140 kilometres of trails to explore.

Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis — 5 days unrestricted lift access
The largest ski area in central Switzerland, Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis offers 180 kilometres of varied slopes for all ability levels, along with consistently excellent snow conditions.

Verbier 4 Vallées — 5 consecutive days of restricted lift access
Restricted Peak Dates apply. A mega-resort in western Switzerland, Verbier 4 Vallées comprises six connected resorts and is Switzerland’s largest ski area.

7 Days of Lift Access in France

Les 3 Vallées — 7 consecutive days unrestricted lift access
France’s Les 3 Vallées is the largest ski area in the world, combining seven famous ski resorts across three valleys in the French Alps.

What sets Les 3 Vallées apart is the seamless connection between its resorts — you can explore the entire area without taking off your skis or snowboard.

7 Days of Lift Access in Italy

Skirama Dolomiti — 7 consecutive days unrestricted lift access
Experience the Italian Alps at Skirama Dolomiti, which offers access to eight unique resorts in the western Trentino region of northern Italy.

Nestled within the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dolomite Mountains, the region offers excellent skiing and snowboarding, some of Italy’s best powder and spectacular mountain scenery.

23 Days of Lift Access in Austria

Saalbach & Zell am See-Kaprun — 5 days unrestricted lift access
Set in one of the most scenic corners of the Alps, Saalbach and Zell am See-Kaprun offer hundreds of kilometres of terrain, extending into the high alpine. There is no shortage of breathtaking views and winter adventures.

Mayrhofen & Hintertux — 5 consecutive days unrestricted lift access
Nestled in the heart of Tyrol’s iconic Zillertal, Mayrhofen and Hintertux offer terrain for all ability levels and excellent snow conditions late into the season. Explore the slopes of the Hintertux Glacier or take a day to discover the spectacular ice caves.

Silvretta Montafon — 5 consecutive days unrestricted lift access
One of the most challenging ski resorts in the Alps, Silvretta Montafon reaches more than 2,400 metres above sea level. With breathtaking views and reliable snow from early winter through spring, it offers plenty for skiers, freeriders and snowboarders.

Sölden — 5 days unrestricted lift access
One of Austria’s most iconic ski resorts, Sölden offers three peaks above 3,000 metres, glacier terrain, 144 kilometres of slopes and an innovative lift network. Beyond skiing and snowboarding, highlights include the 007 ELEMENTS James Bond installation, the ice Q gourmet restaurant and spectacular mountain events. In the Ötztal valley, the Aqua Dome thermal spa is another popular attraction.

Ski Arlberg — 3 consecutive days unrestricted lift access with a lodging purchase
Available with a lodging purchase at participating properties, Ski Arlberg is Austria’s largest connected ski area and one of the world’s major ski destinations. The region includes St Anton, St Christoph, Lech, Zürs and Stuben, with terrain ranging from 1,300 to 2,800 metres.

With an average annual snowfall of around seven metres, extensive lift-served terrain and huge vertical, Ski Arlberg offers skiing and snowboarding for a wide range of abilities.