Val Thorens Ski Resort

NEAREST AIRPORT/S (by road): CHAMBERY AIRPORT 2hrs & GRENOBLE AIRPORT 2hrs 

Val Thorens is the one of the highest ski resorts in Europe based at 2300m, and part of the Trois Vallees ski region (which includes the premium resorts: Meribel and Courchevel), providing the biggest interconnected ski area in Europe. Val Thorens itself is a purpose-built resort and ideal for groups, families, and couples alike. Families will particularly like the child centred activities and care, plus accommodation in the village is mostly ski-in/ski-out (a big bonus with kids). There are plenty of restaurants, bars, cafes, and shops with après fun abounding. As the bulk of the resort sits above the 2000m mark, the snow is of the highest quality and long seasons consistent. The terrain is massive and varied offering something for all levels from glacier skiing, lots of powder filled off-piste areas, and plenty of beginner to intermediate friendly runs.

Approx. Season
Nov-May
Ski Slopes
Easiest:                  14%
Intermediate:      38%
Most difficult:       48%
Total Trails:        150km
Facilities
Terrain Park:   Yes
Half Pipe/s:     Yes

Vertical/Summit
Summit Elevation:   3220m
Base Elevation:         1850m
Vertical Drop:            1430m
Longest run:               3.2km
Lifts
Gondolas,Cable,Rail:    9
Lifts,Bars,Carpet:         21

Night Skiing:     Not Daily
Services
Ski School:   Yes
Child Care:  Yes
Food,Bars,Shops
Approx. 60. 'See eateries guide below'.
Activities
Snow shoeing, cross-country skiing, snow mountain biking, snow scootering, zip-lining and more.

How to get there

From Chambery or Grenoble it takes around 2hrs by road, or you can catch a train to Moutiers which is about 30minutes from Val Thorens. From Geneva or Lyon it takes around 3hrs by road.

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