- Resort altitude of 2,300m
- 600km of marked pistes
- 53 green, 137 blue, 106 red and 32 black runs
At an altitude of 2,300m, Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe and as part of the huge Three Valleys area, it is undoubtedly one of the very best. The resort has been designed to offer doorstep skiing from practically wherever you stay and has a village feel around a compact centre - where car access is restricted. The height of the resort means skiing in Val Thorens consists of long hours of sunshine, an unrivalled snow record and great skiing for all grades.
Skiing and snowboarding in Val Thorens
Val Thorens is known for its fantastic snow quality throughout the winter season, with the majority of the skiing being above 2000 metres. Beginners will enjoy being closer to home on the fantastic nursery slopes, while the more advanced will enjoy the variety of different graded slopes throughout the resort. Being part of the largest interlinked ski area there are no limits on where you can go. Those with a full area pass have the opportunity to explore the wider Three Valleys ski area, a snow lovers paradise, with efficient links between Meribel, Courchevel and Les Menuires.
Where to stay in Val Thorens
We offer a range of accommodation across Val Thorens. If you'd like a more laid back holiday, we have some fantastic half-board hotels with breakfast and dinner included in your stay. For those of you who are more independent, self-catered apartments would be the best option, allowing you to explore what resort facilities are on offer. However, if you'd love a completely stress free holiday with everything taken care of for you, a catered ski chalet may be the best option. No matter your needs we have something that ticks every box. The majority of our accommodation also have the benefit of ski in/ ski out access, making it incredibly easy to get onto this world renowned ski area.
Bars and restaurants in Val Thorens
The nightlife scene here is vibrant, you'll find plenty of great options for restaurants, bars, and clubs to choose from. La Folie Douce is the perfect spot for a drink or two after a day of mountain adventures. You'll love the lively atmosphere, with live music and DJ sets to keep you entertained. Après ski continues in Le Monde, a Dutch bar in the resort's centre. If partying isn't really your thing then don't worry, there are plenty of bars where you can enjoy watching live sports. The Shamrock Irish Pub is a great place for you to check out.
What's included in an Inghams holiday to Val Thorens
Flights, transfers and accommodation based on self catering, half board chalet catering. Optional add ons include equipment hire, lift pass and tuition, please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for more information on these.
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600 km
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