Ski hire Métabief

Ski hire in Métabief

Book your ski rental for Métabief online — the Montagnes du Jura resort right by the Swiss border — and collect your kit ready under your name, with no queue at the hire shop counter on day one. It covers both linked sectors of the ski area: Métabief (the village base, Métabief Village) and Super Longevilles.

The price is per day and the total is the daily price multiplied by the number of days you ski: there is no multi-day rate, every day costs the same.

Which level should I choose?

You choose the level when you book; ski length, boot size and binding settings are adjusted to your height, weight and ability when you collect.

• Beginner — for first-timers or anyone who skis a few days a year: easy-turning skis for green and blue runs, such as the gentle slopes at the base (Pré-Midi, Ch’neau and P’tite Bleue). Full set from €22/day.
• Intermediate — for skiers who are comfortable on blues and starting on reds: a versatile ski to explore all 26 km of the area. From €30/day.
• Advanced — for confident skiers after precision and stability on the 8 red runs and the black, La Renversée. From €42/day.
• Kids — children’s skis, boots and poles, with bindings set to their weight. From €14/day.

What each pack includes

• Full set: skis, boots and poles.
• Skis + poles (no boots): if you bring your own boots; from €16/day (kids €10).
• Boots only: from €9/day (kids €6). If you want poles with your boots, add them for €4/day.

Extras you can add when booking, per day: ski helmet, €6 (€36 for 6 days); poles, if your pack has none, €4; and equipment breakage insurance, €3 (€18 for 6 days).

Métabief ski hire prices per day (2026/27 season)

Price per person per day; extras are charged separately.

Total by number of days: full set

Daily price times the number of days, with no multi-day discount.

Where and when to collect and return

Once your booking is confirmed, you get an email with the exact pick-up point in Métabief, its opening hours and how to return the equipment at the end. Whether you are staying in Métabief Village or a nearby village such as Jougne or Les Longevilles-Mont-d’Or, you will know where to go before you arrive.

Getting to the slopes: the Métabief base is on place Xavier Authier (8 place Xavier Authier, 25370 Métabief), with car park P1 (about 450 spaces) and P2 on avenue Bois du Roi (about 150); the Super Longevilles sector, in Les Longevilles-Mont-d’Or, has P3 (about 120). From 1 November to 31 March, France’s Loi Montagne requires winter tyres (3PMSF) or snow chains/socks in the car to drive up to the resort.

How booking works

1. Choose the level (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced or Kids) and the pack: full set, skis + poles or boots only.
2. Select your dates in the calendar and add a helmet, poles or insurance if you want: you see the total before paying.
3. Pay online. Your confirmation email gives you the pick-up point and its opening hours.
4. Collect your kit fitted to your size and head for the slopes. If your plans change, cancellation is free up to 24 h before, and your booking is covered by the CaranvaSports Guarantee.

Métabief at a glance

Métabief is the alpine ski resort of the Haut-Doubs, in the Montagnes du Jura, with views of the Alps. You ski between 1,000 and 1,463 m on 26 runs (7 green, 10 blue, 8 red and 1 black), with 26 km of linked pistes and 14 lifts across two sectors, Métabief and Super Longevilles, plus three fun zones: Jura Kid Park, Easy Park and Snow Park. It is about 23 km from Pontarlier, 55 km from Lausanne and 85 km from Besançon; Vallorbe station (Switzerland) is 10 km away and Frasne TGV station 25 km.

The resort says winter returns in December, with no 2026/27 opening date published yet. Lift passes are not included in the hire and are sold by the resort: on its 2026/27 winter price list, an adult day pass costs €34.90, 6 consecutive days €171.80 and the “Saison Super Promo” season pass €349 until 30 November 2026. Métabief is also part of the Magic Pass.