Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top ski resorts in Europe. October 3, 2023. Joan Oger/Unsplah. Zermatt, Switzerland 91.48. St. Moritz, Switzerland 91.17. Innsbruck, Austria 90.86....
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The highest, Markudjik, has Alpine-like views across snowy peaks. In Sitnyakovo, beginners’ pistes wind through dense fir forest crossing steep red and black runs with views of the modernist...
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The highest altitude resort in Europe is Zermatt with its base at 1,620 m and the highest lifted point at 3,899 m. All 1458 ski resorts are ranked by the following criteria: Base elevation; Summit elevation
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From the best for a quick weekend getaway, to the best for Heli skiing and the powder hungry, this is our pick of the best European ski resorts for your next trip…
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This all-inclusive offers amenities like a Kid's Club, beachfront dining, and a spa. Some of the 300 rooms and suites come with private pools or jacuzzis, and all of them come with gorgeous views of the mountains or the sea. Double occupancy, all-inclusive rates start at $165 per night. 5. Olympic Lagoon, Cyprus.
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The exclusive ski resorts of Lech (1,450m), Zuers (1,716m) and Oberlech (1,660m) are up there with the best snow in Europe. They share a linked ski area in the Arlberg ski domain. The terrain is best-suited to intermediates and freeriders.
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The highest ski resorts in Europe are in the Alps and have slopes above 3,000m and accommodation at around 2,000m. This gives them reliable snow conditions, wonderful views, ski-in/ski-out convenience, car-free environments, fast access to snow-sure runs, and a longer ski season.
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The 50 Best ski resorts in Europe. It’s not too late to hit the slopes. Whether you’re looking for beginner’s tuition, black-run thrills or après partying, Sophie Morris has the essential...
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The largest ski area in the world is huge, iconic and a must-ski. The Three Valleys ski area manages to link no less than eight resorts in an area as big as Paris – Courchevel, Val Thorens, Méribel, Les Menuires, Saint Martin de Belleville, La Tania, Orelle and Brides les Bains.
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These are the very best hotels in some of Europe’s most coveted resorts. Hotel de Len, Cortina d’Ampezzo (Hotel de Len) ... Founded as a ski resort by the Rothschild banking dynasty, Megève has managed to retain its horse-and-sleigh, authentic Alpine spirit. Smart, gated chalets are also two-a-penny with whiffs of old, European money as ...
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The 7 Best Ski Resorts in Europe With Deep Powder, Upscale Amenities, and Scenic Views. From Switzerland to France to Italy, here's where you'll want to ski when you journey across the...
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Perched at the dizzy height of 2,300m, purpose-built Val Thorens in the vast Three Valleys ski area is the highest resort in Europe. Properly ski-in/ski-out, its own 150km of slopes have guaranteed snow cover from November to May, and it offers plenty for beginners and experts alike.
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The expert's guide to the best ski resorts in Europe for 2024, from classic resorts in the Swiss Alps to where to go ski touring in Scandinavia.
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Updated Dec 7, 2023. The winter ski resorts of Europe's Alps and Dolomites are legendary, not only for their superb skiing but for the postcard Alpine villages and celebrity-studded resort towns at their bases. In the mountains of Italy, France, Switzerland, and Austria, you'll find some of the best ski resorts in the world.
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The best places to stay, eat, drink and ski in Cervinia, Italy's high-altitude gem. Telegraph Ski 13 September 2024 • 3:00pm. Cervinia provides access, across the border, to Zermatt in ...
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Like to step out of your chalet or hotel door and clip straight into your skis? Ski in ski out can be a major factor when picking a resort, so we've put together a list of our favourite ski in ski out resorts in Europe to help you choose.
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1. Val Thorens, France (2,300m - 3,230m) At an altitude of 2,300 meters, Val Thorens holds the title of the highest ski resort in Europe. Located in the famous Les 3 Vallées ski area, the largest interconnected ski domain in the world, Val Thorens offers access to over 600 km of slopes. With ski runs reaching up to 3,230 metres, it’s a snow ...
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The best skiing is often within the somewhat confusingly large ski areas with multiple resorts and kilometres of lift-linked slopes. To help you out, we’ve teamed up with our local experts including Leo and Heather to pick out the best ski resort to base at.
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20 highest ski resorts in Europe ranked from highest to lowest, including a location map, resort altitude, highest lift, vertical drop, and nearest airport.
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Discover Val Thorens, France. Simply Europe’s Highest Ski Resort. Val Thorens, perched at an impressive 2,300m, proudly holds the title of the highest ski resort in all of Europe.
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Four Seasons Hotel Megève. Four Seasons. Founded as a ski resort by the Rothschild banking dynasty, Megève has managed to retain its horse-and-sleigh, authentic Alpine spirit. Smart, gated ...
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Highest ski resort in Europe (3,899 m) The ski resort Zermatt/ Breuil-Cervinia/ Valtournenche – Matterhorn is the highest ski resort in Europe. With 3,899 m, it has the highest slope/ski slope or the highest ski lift/lift in Europe.
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Discover some of our favourite highest ski resorts in Europe for your next trip. Our hand-picked selection has world-class skiing and remarkable views. 1. Val Thorens, France. Standing tall at 2,300m, Val Thorens is officially the highest ski resort in Europe.
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Take a look at 7 of the highest ski resorts in Europe, including the absolute highest point, Zermatt! Which one fits your next holiday plans?
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Discover the highest ski resorts in Europe for an unforgettable escape. Whether you spend your days carving through the fresh powder on the dizzying black runs or making the most of the gentler slopes at the best beginner and intermediate ski resorts, your tailor-made adventure awaits!
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Val Thorens ski resort in France, selected #1 in Europe. Photo: Thibault Loubere - EBD. 1. Val Thorens, France. Voted as the best ski resort by 288,105 travelers, Val Thorens is the ‘youngest’...
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The best snow-sure resorts include Val Thorens, Tignes/Val d’Isère and Les Deux Alpes in France; Obergurgl, Sölden, Ischgl and Lech in Austria; Zermatt and Saas-Fee in Switzerland; or Cervinia in Italy. Discover more of the highest ski resorts in Austria for a snow-sure getaway. How to get to the ski resorts in Europe.
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