22/10/2026
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Alpe d'Huez - Home of the 16km Black Run
Alpe d’Huez combines high-altitude skiing with a sunny, south-facing resort and 250km of varied pistes. The legendary Sarenne, a 16km descent from Pic Blanc, is a highlight. The resort’s lively après-ski, mountain restaurants and famous sunshine give it plenty of appeal off the slopes too.
Courchevel - Over 400cm Average Annual Snow
Courchevel offers snow-sure skiing across the vast 600km Three Valleys ski area, with access to some of the Alps’ finest cruising pistes and challenging descents. Its five distinct villages range from traditional Le Praz to glamorous Courchevel 1850, with exceptional mountain dining, stylish bars and a well-earned reputation for luxury.
La Plagne - A Snow-Sure Family Favourite
La Plagne is a high-altitude favourite, with a collection of purpose-built resorts and traditional villages spread across a huge, varied ski area. With 225km of local pistes reaching 3,250m, plus access to the wider Paradiski area shared with Les Arcs, there’s skiing for all abilities.
Les Deux Alpes - Skiing up to 3,600m!
Les Deux Alpes is renowned for its high-altitude skiing, with pistes reaching 3,600m on the glacier and around 220km of runs to explore. A long vertical descent, varied terrain and an impressive snowpark make it great for both skiing and snowboarding, while the lively resort has plenty of bars, restaurants and après-ski to keep the fun going after the lifts close.
Méribel - The Gateway to the Three Valleys
Méribel combines traditional Savoyard charm with access to the enormous 600km Three Valleys ski area. Its central location makes it a superb base for exploring gentle tree-lined runs right up to high-alpine terrain. Mountain restaurants, lively après-ski and an attractive chalet-style village make it a firm favourite on and off the slopes.
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