Métabief at a glance
- Ideal for
- Small budgets: €34.90 a day
- Beginners: lower ski area at €18.90 a day
- Weekends: TGV Paris–Frasne in about 2h45
- Less suitable if
- Reliable snow: ski area between 1,000 and 1,463 m
- For big ski areas: 26 km of runs
- Skiing in March: usual closing in early March





Weather, snow and webcams in Métabief
MET Norway forecast, updated daily at 1 am and 9 am.
Where to stay in Métabief
Recommended hotels for your budget
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What to do in Métabief besides skiing
Métabief piste map and ski area
Beginners: lower ski area at €18.90 a day, flat rate · Jura Kid Park at €8.50 per child
OpenSkiMap data · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), unofficial.
Métabief lift pass prices
| Lift pass | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Métabief · 4 hours | €31.40 | €25.20 |
| Métabief · 1 day | €34.90 | €28 |
| Métabief · 6 days | €171.80 | €137.80 |
| Beginner · 1 day | €18.90 | €18.90 |
2026-2027 prices · Free for children born in 2022 and after · child born 2011–2021 · €2 card · Magic Pass accepted · official ticket office
Ski rental and lessons in Métabief
No online Skiset or Snowrental booking · 5 rental shops in the village, including Sport 2000
Ski lessons and schools
ESF: Piou-Piou from age 3 (Mini-Piou), private lessons from age 3; children’s snow garden at the ESI · ESF group lessons of 12 at most: 5 × 2h in February, 5 × 1h30 at Christmas, 1h30 at weekends
When to ski in Métabief
Best time: January and February
Getting to Métabief
On site
6 place Xavier Authier, 25370 Métabief
Where to eat and unwind in Métabief
Oh! Rond point des pistes, lively restaurant on the slopes; Taverne du Marcassin, beers and absinthes
Restaurants in the resort
Burgundy-Franche-Comté produce, set menus at lunch
📍 Rue du VillageMorel croûte, perch fillet, burger menu
📍 Rue du VillageHotel restaurant: trout with savagnin, croûtes
📍 Rue du VillageTartiflette, Morteau sausage, hearty dishes
📍 Foot of the slopesMeats cooked on a hot stone, traditional cooking
📍 Avenue du Bois du RoiDraught beers, absinthes, traditional cooking
📍 Foot of the slopesFondue, rösti with Morteau sausage, burgers, après-ski atmosphere
📍 Slopeside areaMountain restaurants
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Frequently asked questions
When does Métabief open?
The ski area generally opens around mid-December and closes in early March, depending on snow conditions; early openings are possible on some December weekends.
How much is a lift pass in Métabief?
A day costs €34.90 for an adult and €28 for a child born between 2011 and 2021; 6 days: €171.80 and €137.80. 2026-2027 prices, excluding the €2 card.
Is Métabief good for beginners?
Yes: the lower ski area (Pré Midi, Ch’Neau, P’tite Bleue) has its own pass at €18.90 a day, and the Jura Kid Park welcomes young children for €8.50.
Is the Magic Pass valid in Métabief?
Yes, for the 2026-2027 season, on the alpine area of Métabief and Super Longevilles, excluding the rail toboggan and Jura Kid Park.
Can you get to Métabief without a car?
Yes: direct TGV Paris–Frasne (about 2h45) then a shuttle, or train to Pontarlier and bus; a Mobigo coach also links Besançon to the resort for €2 from December to March.
How many runs does Métabief have?
26 runs over 26 km: 7 green, 10 blue, 8 red and one black, La Renversée, served by 14 lifts between 1,000 and 1,463 m.
Sources and method
Contact details: wikidata.org
Resort profile: station-metabief.com, destination-haut-doubs.com, fr.wikipedia.org
Lift passes: station-metabief.com
Ski area: station-metabief.com
Getting there: station-metabief.com, destination-haut-doubs.com
Accommodation: destination-haut-doubs.com
Restaurants and activities: destination-haut-doubs.com, station-metabief.com
Equipment rental: skiset.com, snowrental.com, destination-haut-doubs.com
Webcams: station-metabief.com, destination-haut-doubs.com
Comparison: jurasurleman.com, lesrousses.com
Runs and lifts: OpenSkiMap · © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Terrain: Mapzen Terrain Tiles (AWS Open Data). Forecasts: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). Schools, restaurants, spas and practical information: venue websites and tourist office.
Photos: René Hourdry, CC0, Wikimedia Commons · Pmau, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons.
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