Swiss Wander

Epic Pass in Switzerland: Andermatt, Crans-Montana & Verbier (2026–27)

Short answer: The Epic Pass covers two Swiss resorts owned by Vail Resorts — Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis and Crans-Montana — with unlimited access on the full Epic Pass and 5 days each on the Epic Local Pass. Verbier 4 Vallées is an Epic partner with a limited number of consecutive days. Bring your physical pass card and photo ID.

If you have an Epic Pass in your wallet, Switzerland just became a lot cheaper. Vail Resorts owns two Swiss resorts outright, and a third is a partner.

What the Epic Pass gets you in Switzerland

Resort Full Epic Pass Epic Local Read more
Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis Unlimited 5 days Andermatt guide
Crans-Montana Unlimited 5 days Crans-Montana guide
Verbier 4 Vallées Limited consecutive days 5 consecutive days Verbier guide

Pass terms change every season — confirm on epicpass.com before booking flights.

Which one should you pick?

Where to stay (with a spa)

FAQ

Which Swiss resorts are on the Epic Pass?

Andermatt-Sedrun-Disentis and Crans-Montana (owned by Vail Resorts) and Verbier 4 Vallées (partner resort with limited days).

Is the Epic Pass worth it for a Swiss ski trip?

If you already ski on the Epic Pass at home, yes: a week in Andermatt or Crans-Montana costs nothing extra in lift tickets, and Swiss day tickets are expensive.

Do I need to reserve anything to use my Epic Pass in Switzerland?

Generally you pick up access at the resort ticket office with your physical pass and ID. Check epicpass.com for the current rules and holiday restrictions before you travel.

Can I combine Andermatt and Crans-Montana in one trip?

Yes. They're about 3 hours apart by train via the Furka or Simplon routes, so a split week works well.

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