Alpe d'Huez is a fantastic resort to visit for people with disabilities, who can enjoy everything that it has to offer both in the town and mountains.
Highlights
Handiski & Adaptive Skiing
The instructors at the ESF Ski School are specially trained and have a range of adapted ski equipment including skibots, single ski, double ski, GMS and bi-ski.
Both children and adults are catered for, with instructors that are passionate about giving you the ultimate skiing experience, whatever your disability. You are advised to book at least 15 days in advance, and then to confirm one week before arrival to ensure that the most appropriate equipment is available for your lesson.
Their aims are to:
- Help you to explore the mountain environment
- Discover and share the thrills of snowsports
- Push back the limits of disability to autonomy
Equipment hire is included in the lesson price.
Disabled tourism in Alpe d'Huez
The Alpe d'Huez tourist office can provide you with a list of accommodation and accommodation providers who offer disabled access and specifically modified apartments or chalets.
Wheelchair access in Alpe d'Huez
Easy access has been created in Alpe d'Huez for the sports centre, the swimming pool and shopping areas.
Lifts & Attractions
Reduced price ski passes are available for people with disabilities. A medical certificate will be required when you buy your passes and those accompanying partially sighted or disabled skiers will also pay a reduced per day rate.
More inspiration...
Find your way around with Piste Maps for Alpe d'Huez. Take a look at this year's Ski Lift Pass Prices and if you're not sure which one to buy, read our Guide for more information.
