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Alpe d’Huez – A Great Resort for Beginner Skiers

2 October, 2016

Encompassing altitudes between 1,250 – 3,330 metres, Alpe d’Huez is part of the magnificent Grandes Rousses Massif region in the French Alps. With its varied terrain, it is renowned as one of the best resorts in the Alps for beginner skiers, and its excellent slopes are complemented by consistent snow conditions and superb facilities. Comprising eight small resorts – Huez Village, Outarts, Jeux, Cognet, Eclose Est, Eclose Ouest, Viell Alpe and Bergers – and encompassing 249 kms of slopes, Alpe d’Huez provides a well-connected, diverse ski area, ideal for newbies to get their first snow legs and build confidence. You don’t

Avoriaz

Best Ski Resort for Families: Avoriaz

1 October, 2016

Avoriaz was awarded Best Family Resort in the World Snow Awards in London in 2013 and it’s still a fabulous choice for a stress-free and fun family ski holiday for parents and children of all ages. Part of the Portes du Soleil ski area, Avoriaz combines the best of the region’s snow with a car free, relaxed village that caters to family groups. We look at some of the main reasons why this ski resort could be exactly what you’re looking for yourselves and your kids.

Portes du Soleil

Ski Area Profile: Portes du Soleil

20 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Portes du Soleil (“Gateway to the Sun”) is one of the largest skiing areas in the world, with 650km of piste which links 14 charming and distinctive villages straddling the French-Swiss border. As a result of its size, this is a ski area which is suited to families, beginners, intermediates and experts alike. With villages in both Switzerland and France, you will find that the resorts vary greatly and each has their own unique character. They all boast spectacular views, and plenty of dining options and facilities to keep you entertained away from the slopes. On

Ski Area Profile: Grand Domaine

16 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Comprising the three resorts of Valmorel, Doucy-Combelouvière and St François Longchamp, Le Grand Domaine ski area encompasses a network of picturesque tree-lined slopes, providing 165km of fun-filled skiing over 85 pistes. Serviced by 50 lifts and covering a diverse range of slopes suitable for all abilities, including a dedicated beginner’s area, Le Grand Domaine offers fantastic high-altitude skiing and snowboarding as well as excellent off-piste trails. Resorts in Grand Domaine Valmorel Doucy-Combelouvière St François Longchamp MAIN SKI RESORTS IN LE GRAND DOMAINE Valmorel Overview of Ski Resort With a relaxed, youthful vibe and purpose-built for winter

Serre Chevalier

Ski Area Profile: Serre Chevalier

14 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Located in the Southern Alps, Serre Chevalier is comprised of a town and string of villages through a valley, which are all linked by a road. It is a family friendly resort with plenty of charming places to visit, eat and drink in the small villages, whilst the skiing is superb, diverse and covers 410 acres of pistes at altitudes between 1200 and 1800m. Best For: Families Beginners Intermediate Experts Snowboarders Overview of Villages in Serre Chevalier Briançon A beautiful old walled town above the gondola station, which is also a World Heritage Site, Briançon is

Le Grand Massif

Ski Area Profile: Les Grandes Rousses

13 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Found in the French Alps, Les Grandes Rousses features 250km of linked pistes which extend over an altitude range of 2,200m. This allows for sublime views of the surrounding area and especially from the Alpe d’Huez (Island of the Sun) region, where you can see a fifth of France on a clear day. With a host of resorts and plenty of great skiing; Les Grandes Rousses has something for everyone. Resorts in Les Grandes Rousses L’Alpe d’Huez Vaujany Auris-en-Oisans Oz-en-Oisans MAIN SKI RESORTS IN LES GRANDES ROUSSES Alpe D’Huez Overview of Ski Resort The skiing at

Ski Area Profile: Évasion Mont-Blanc

12 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Nostalgia and superb skiing await at Évasion Mont-Blanc, which features a staggering 445km of slopes and a region that has firmly stuck to its roots. This means that you will find picturesque villages, old farmhouses and Baroque churches all within a sublime setting. This creates a cosy and welcoming atmosphere which is ideal for families. Resorts in Évasion Mont-Blanc Combloux Les Contamines Megève Saint Gervais MAIN SKI RESORTS IN ÉVASION MONT-BLANC Megève Overview of Ski Resort Known for hosting a ski cross World Cup, a mogul skiing cup and an international curling tournament, Megève is a

Ski Area Profile: Espace Killy

11 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area With a combined ski area of over 300km of slopes, Espace Killy makes the most of its diverse, high-altitude terrain by achieving the near impossible of being all things to all people. Two very different resorts, together with a number of satellite villages, make up the third largest ski region in France. The traditional Savoyard ambience of Val d’Isère and the purpose-built contemporary winter playground of Tignes provide superb opportunities for skiers of all ages and abilities – but especially for those looking for a challenge. Resorts in Espace Killy Tignes Val D’Isère MAIN SKI RESORTS

Ski Area Profile: Les Aravis

10 September, 2016

Overview of Les Aravis A beautiful and brilliant ski area with over 250km of superb skiing, Les Aravis is suited to all abilities and has terrific freestyle territory. This also makes it a hot spot for snowboarders. Les Aravis is a great area for families to visit with a handful of excellent resorts to choose from. Resorts in Les Aravis Le Grand Bornand Le Chinaillon La Clusaz MAIN SKI RESORTS IN LES ARAVIS Le Grand Bornand Overview of Le Grand Bornand With an enchanting and scenic village, Le Grand Bornand is a fun and lively resort with fantastic skiing for

Ski Area Profile: Valloire & Valmeinier

9 September, 2016

Overview of Valloire & Valmeinier Although it boasts 150km of pristine slopes, stunning scenery, charming villages and affordable prices, Valloire and Valmeinier in the Maurienne Valley remains somewhat unknown to British skiers and this makes the region a hidden gem. It is somewhat overshadowed by its neighbours, but for those seeking new pastures and more affordable skiing – Maurienne Valley could be your answer. Galibier-Thabor now refers to the resorts of both Valloire and Valmeinier and the 2 symbolic peaks of the region. OVERVIEW OF SKI RESORTS Valloire Overview of Valloire Spread out across the Maurienne Valley is Valloire; a

Ski Area Profile: Les Sybelles

8 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area A hidden gem in the Beaufort region of France, Les Sybelles boasts 310km of linked runs and offers some of the finest views that you will find in any ski area. This is largely due to the impressive work completed to minimise the environmental impact on the mountain, which results in uninterrupted natural views without pylons and cables. Although relatively unknown to the British market, Les Sybelles is the fourth largest ski region in France and features six resorts which form a ring around the region; this makes access quick and easy between resorts and valleys

Grand Massif

Ski Area Profile: Grand Massif

7 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area Sitting at an altitude of 2,500 metres in the Haute-Savoie region, the Grand Massif ski area enjoys a premier position at the centre of the Alps. With its expanse of slopes facing off against the magnificent Mont Blanc, and enjoying consistent high-altitude snow conditions, Grand Massif provides a vast range of opportunities for all levels of skiers. Amidst the spectacular mountain landscape, the unspoilt natural environment of Grand Massif makes for an iconic winter sports destination offering carte blanche to adventure. Resorts in Grand Massif Flaine Les Carroz Morillon Samoëns Sixt Fer à Cheval MAIN SKI

Ski Area Profile: Via Lattea

6 September, 2016

Overview of Ski Area A magnificent ski area straddling the French-Italian border, Via Lattea (Milky Way) boasts almost 400km of beautiful, varied and rewarding runs. There are also 6 superb and inter-connected high altitude resorts, each with their own distinct personality. This makes it an excellent destination for all levels and any winter sport enthusiasts. Resorts in Via Lattea Sestriere Sauze d’Oulx San Sicario Pragelato Claviere Montgenèvre MAIN SKI RESORTS IN VIA LATTEA Sestriere Overview of Ski Resort As the 2006 Winter Olympics alpine centre and regular host of the Alpine ski cup, Sestriere is a Mecca for winter sports

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