Val Thorens

Val Thorens is located at an altitude of 2,300 meters in the French Alps and is Europe's highest ski resort – a position that ensures exceptional snow reliability from early winter to late spring. As an integral part of Les Trois Vallées, the area offers direct access to more than 600 km of interconnected slopes, making Val Thorens an ideal choice for skiers looking to experience long, continuous runs from glacier level all the way down through open, high-altitude alpine landscapes. The terrain around the town is known for wide boulevard slopes, technical red and black runs, as well as iconic top-to-bottom descents that truly test the legs. Beyond skiing, Val Thorens offers unique experiences on the mountain, including igloo bars located directly on the slopes, where you can take a break surrounded by snow, ice, and panoramic views. The resort is also renowned for night skiing on illuminated slopes, creating an intense and unique skiing experience after dark. The town is modern and international with consistent ski-in/ski-out access, a high gastronomic standard, lively après-ski, and spa and wellness areas with views of the majestic alpine peaks.