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Val d'Isère

  • The centre of a winter village with people walking a flattened pathway lit up at night
ALL ABILITIES - APRÉS-SKI - LATE SEASON SKIING

Renowned for its great chalet options, lively nightlife and legendary skiing, Val d’Isère’s partly-pedestrianised centre exudes the alpine authenticity of a vibrant mountain town.

ALL ABILITIES - APRÉS-SKI - LATE SEASON SKIING

Renowned for its great chalet options, lively nightlife and legendary skiing, Val d’Isère’s partly-pedestrianised centre exudes the alpine authenticity of a vibrant mountain town.

While impressive snow records ensure a long season through to late April, it’s time away from the slopes that upholds the resort’s dynamic reputation. Spirited après-ski at mountain top La Folie Douce is a lively precursor to the energetic nightlife back down in the village. While – following a multi-million Euro renovation project – designer shops and Michelin-starred restaurants further enhance this ever-popular resort.

Then there are the winter activities, bold and exciting in their style, including BMW ice driving, ice skating, dog sledding, ice climbing, paragliding, tobogganing, cross country skiing, heli-skiing and snowmobiling.

Snowy mountains
A woman wearing a yellow jacket and black helmet simling towards the camera
A skier lifting up their skis and a ski lift passes in the background
Snowy mountains
A woman wearing a yellow jacket and black helmet simling towards the camera
A skier lifting up their skis and a ski lift passes in the background

Powder skiing on a sunny day.
The skiing

The slopes and glaciers of Val d’Isère encompass over 300km of prime ski terrain with an enviable snow record, so there’s no wonder its full of dedicated clientele who return year after year. While regarded as one of the best resorts for off-piste skiing, glorious high altitude slopes abound for all abilities. The wide crystal boulevards, moguls and challenging couloirs are perfect for experts and intermediates while first timers can quickly progress from the village nursery slopes to the dedicated beginner area at the top of the Solaise gondola. The skiing links over to Tignes, one of the highest and most snow-sure resorts in the Alps offering glacier skiing above 3000m, pristine powder fields, on-piste cruising for all levels and several snow parks.

Ski resort essentials
  • 146
    KILOMETRES - VAL D’ISÈRE
  • 300
    KILOMETRES - TIGNES - VAL D’ISÈRE
SKI AREA
  • 1850
    METRES
ALTITUDE OF RESORTS
  • 3450
    METRES
HIGHEST SKI POINT
  • 16%
    GREEN
  • 42%
    BLUE
  • 27%
    RED
  • 15%
    BLACK
RUNS
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France

Get to know our favourite ski spots in France, from the ski-chic resort of Courchevel to the traditional mountain village of La Clusaz.

  • A church up a hill covered in snow
    Megève

    Long a fashionable choice of the beau monde, the authentic geniality of Megève is complimented by winter white vistas of the Haute-Savoie and the rugged stature of Mont-Blanc.

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  • Val Thoren Landscape
    Val Thorens

    By day, this purpose built ski-in, ski-out village delivers in its promise to provide the utmost convenience when getting to the slopes, while by night, the star of the show is the world’s highest open-air dance floor at La Folie Douce. 

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  • Powder skiing on a sunny day.
    Méribel

    Occupying a central position in the Three Valleys, Méribel promises unrivalled access across this vast ski area.

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  • Ski gondolas over Courchevel ski resort in winter
    Courchevel

    The epitome of ski-chic, Courchevel exudes style and sophistication; its streets peppered with designer boutiques and top-class restaurants at 1,850m.

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  • A ski resort gondola passing over snow covered trees
    St Martin De Belleville

    This picture-perfect traditional Savage village takes pride of place in the Three Valleys; with an intimate and friendly vibe that provides the icing-on-the-cake to those that prefer a quieter sojourn. 

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  • La Clusaz Ski slopes in winter
    La Clusaz

    A traditional mountain village deep in the Haute-Savoie with a warm welcome and lively outlook. 

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