Ski Resorts in Europe

Iconic car-free Swiss resort beneath the Matterhorn with glacier-backed skiing, huge vertical, world-class scenery and a ski domain that strongly suits intermediates, experts and all-mountain skiers.

Famous Swiss resort with huge freeride reputation, strong intermediate mileage, polished village life and access to the 4 Vallées, the largest fully Swiss linked ski area.

Val d’Isère is one of the Alps’ most iconic ski resorts, offering high-altitude slopes, exceptional snow reliability, and access to the extensive Tignes–Val d’Isère ski area.

St Anton am Arlberg is a legendary Austrian ski resort known for challenging terrain, deep off-piste, and one of the best après-ski scenes in the Alps, all within the vast Ski Arlberg area.

Chamonix is one of the Alps’ most iconic ski resorts beneath Mont Blanc, known for extreme terrain, legendary off-piste routes and a lively alpine town atmosphere attracting advanced skiers and mountaineers.

High-altitude resort linked with Val d’Isère offering reliable snow, glacier skiing and extensive terrain across one of France’s most famous ski areas.

Méribel is a charming alpine resort in the heart of Les 3 Vallées, offering traditional chalet architecture, excellent intermediate skiing, and easy access to the world’s largest linked ski area.

Val Thorens sits at 2,300m, making it Europe’s highest ski resort and one of the most snow-sure in the Alps. It offers direct access to 600km of pistes across Les 3 Vallées, the world’s largest linked ski area.

Courchevel is one of the most prestigious ski resorts in the Alps, known for its luxury hotels, exceptional dining, and access to the vast Three Valleys ski area. 

Ischgl is a Famous Austrian ski resort known for high-energy après ski and extensive slopes across the Silvretta Arena linking Austria and Switzerland.

High-altitude Italian resort with exceptional snow reliability, wide open pistes and direct links to Zermatt creating one of the largest ski areas in the Alps.

Large Dolomites ski area with exceptional scenery, perfectly groomed pistes and direct access to the Sella Ronda circuit, ideal for intermediate and all-mountain skiers.

Kitzbühel is a historic Austrian ski resort known for its medieval town, luxury atmosphere and varied slopes across the KitzSki area, including the legendary Hahnenkamm downhill race.

Prestigious Engadin resort with excellent grooming, sunny slopes above a refined lake-side town and a ski area that particularly suits intermediates seeking comfort, scenery and polished infrastructure.

Stylish Dolomites resort with exceptional scenery, polished piste skiing and an elegant town atmosphere, best suited to intermediates and skiers who value food, views and Italian resort culture.

Large Austrian resort with 270km of pistes, strong lift links, lively après ski and terrain that especially suits intermediates while still offering good beginner cruising and freeride access.

Prestigious Italian resort with scenic Dolomite surroundings, strong intermediate skiing and access to a large linked network including Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva.

Small high-altitude Dolomites resort with direct Sella Ronda access, excellent snow reliability and strong advanced terrain, appealing to experienced skiers seeking quieter slopes.

Les Arcs is a modern high-altitude resort forming part of the vast Paradiski ski area with varied terrain and excellent snow reliability. The resort is spread across serveral villages at different elevations.

Mayrhofen is a lively Austrian ski resort in the Zillertal Valley known for varied terrain, strong après-ski and access to the wider Zillertal ski area, including nearby Hintertux Glacier for year-round skiing.

High-altitude Italian resort known for reliable snow, wide pistes, strong value and a lively duty-free town atmosphere with good beginner and intermediate terrain.

Hemsedal is Norway’s most alpine-style resort with strong vertical, varied terrain and reliable snow, appealing to intermediates, advanced skiers and freeriders.

Large Spanish resort with excellent snow reliability, strong intermediate terrain and a premium feel combined with a relaxed Pyrenean atmosphere.

Flachau is a well-connected Austrian resort with strong intermediate terrain, excellent lift infrastructure and access to the wider Ski amadé network.

Traditional Alpine town in the Portes du Soleil offering charming village atmosphere, extensive cross-border skiing and a lively British-friendly resort scene.

High-altitude Austrian resort with reliable snow, a compact ski-in ski-out layout and a piste mix that works well for beginners and intermediates, backed by a strong traditional après scene.

Global freestyle capital with a large Swiss ski area, strong lift infrastructure and varied terrain that suits intermediates, advanced skiers and snowboarders especially well.

Large Swiss destination with multiple ski sectors, extensive off-piste and freestyle options, and a lively town atmosphere that combines serious skiing with strong nightlife and amenities.

Åre is Sweden’s largest ski resort with lots of varied terrain, strong vertical, lively village life and is one of Scandinavia’s most complete ski destinations.

Scenic Austrian resort set beside a lake with varied skiing, strong intermediate terrain and access to a wider linked network including Saalbach.

Wagrain is a Family-friendly Austrian resort with strong intermediate terrain, modern lifts and seamless links within the Snow Space Salzburg network.

Beautiful car-free Swiss village with classic mountain scenery, access to the Jungfrau Ski Region and terrain that strongly suits intermediates and improving skiers.

Sunny high-altitude French resort with a large linked domain, strong intermediate skiing, good beginner areas and a lively social scene built around terraces, bars and long panoramic descents.

Trysil is Norway’s largest ski resort with excellent beginner terrain, reliable snow and a family-friendly environment combined with modern infrastructure.

Levi is the leading Finnish ski resort with reliable cold conditions, excellent beginner terrain and a strong winter activity offering beyond skiing.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen is a historic German alpine resort with varied terrain, scenic surroundings and access to glacier skiing on Germany’s highest peak.

Ylläs is the larger Finnish ski area with nice quiet slopes, reliable snow and a strong focus on nature, cross-country skiing and winter experiences.

Les Deux Alpes is a high-altitude French resort with glacier skiing, strong freestyle facilities and varied terrain suited to intermediates and advanced skiers.

Compact Finnish ski resort with reliable snow, strong beginner terrain and a well-developed village offering good access to slopes and winter activities.

Largest Slovak ski resort with modern lifts, good snow reliability and balanced terrain suited to beginners and intermediates with some advanced sectors.

High-altitude Andorran resort with strong snow reliability, direct access to the Grandvalira ski area and one of the liveliest après scenes in the Pyrenees.

Friendly Andorran resort with good beginner terrain, a compact ski area and a relaxed atmosphere combined with a surprisingly lively après scene.

Kranjska Gora is a small Slovenian resort with scenic alpine setting, good beginner terrain and a relaxed atmosphere ideal for learning and short ski trips.

Budget-friendly Eastern European resort with modern lifts, good intermediate terrain and a lively old-town atmosphere combined with strong value for money.

Compact Norwegian resort with good vertical, reliable snow and a quieter atmosphere close to Oslo, suited to intermediates and short ski trips.

Accessible Bulgarian resort with forest skiing, good beginner terrain and a lively but compact base area offering strong value and easy progression.

Pamporovo is a beginner-friendly Bulgarian resort with sunny slopes, gentle terrain and a relaxed atmosphere ideal for learning and progression.