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Courchevel
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Courchevel is the access to the largest ski area in the world, Les 3 Vallées, with 372 miles of slopes, 7 connected resorts, 327 pistes, 186 lifts…this is an exceptional domain in every way.
It’s the combination of its premier location, and place in the world’s largest ski area ‘Three Vallées’, that makes Courchevel so special. Often overshadowed by its notoriety as the most exclusive destination in the Alps, Courchevel 1850 also deserves fame for its all-rounder excellence.
The town center exudes luxury from every corner with Michelin-starred restaurants, incredible 5* hotels and up-market boutiques in abundance.
The skiing is fantastic too. Many chalets and hotels here set new boundaries of opulence and are simply magnificent with first class service and “ski in, ski out” locations to match.
Celebrity spotting and designer labels aside, however, the pistes and terrain are great for all levels of skier from the absolute beginner to those seeking knee-deep powder fields. The town center lies at the bottom of a bowl surrounded by wide, green and blue pistes which are perfectly suited for novices.
The peaks of Chanrossa and Saulire provide spectacular views of the Three Valleys for intermediates and there are plenty of off-piste and alpine runs to keep even the keenest expert busy. With over 375 miles of pistes to choose from as well as some of the best accommodation available in the world, Courchevel 1850 is hard to beat.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 3.609 ft
- Summit: 8.983 ft
- Vertical Drop: 4,554 ft
- Length of slopes: 94 miles
- Total lifts: 52
- Skiable Terrain: 1210 ac
- Snowmaking: 697 ac
- Terrain Parks: 1
- Beginner: 23%
- Intermediate: 35%
- Advanced: 32%
- Expert: 10%
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Bariloche – Cerro Catedral
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Discover Cerro Catedral: Argentina’s Premier Luxury Ski Destination
World-Class Skiing with Stunning Views
Cerro Catedral, located in the heart of Argentina’s Patagonia region, is a skier’s dream. With over 75 miles of ski runs and an elevation reaching 7,800 feet, it offers a perfect blend of thrilling slopes and breathtaking panoramas. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, the well-maintained trails and off-piste areas provide an unforgettable skiing experience.
Luxury and Comfort Amidst the Andes
Your trip to Cerro Catedral is more than just skiing—it’s a journey into indulgence. Choose from exclusive ski-in/ski-out lodges, boutique hotels, and luxury chalets that combine rustic charm with modern elegance. Pamper yourself with spa treatments, cozy up by the fire with Argentine wine, and enjoy gourmet cuisine after a day on the slopes.
A Unique Winter Escape in the Southern Hemisphere
Cerro Catedral’s ski season runs from June to October, offering the perfect winter escape while the Northern Hemisphere enjoys summer. Experience the magic of skiing twice a year or plan your ultimate winter getaway during Argentina’s peak season.
More Than Just Skiing
Beyond its extraordinary slopes, Cerro Catedral offers a wide range of winter activities. From snowshoeing through ancient forests to adrenaline-pumping snowmobiling adventures, there’s something for everyone. For the ultimate experience, take a helicopter tour and marvel at the vast beauty of Patagonia from above.
Culture, Cuisine, and Warm Hospitality
Immerse yourself in the vibrant Argentine culture at Cerro Catedral. Relish the flavors of local cuisine, from sizzling steaks to handcrafted chocolates. Pair your meals with world-famous Malbec wines, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the Patagonian people.
Why Cerro Catedral is the Perfect Winter Holiday Destination
With its stunning slopes, luxury accommodations, and rich cultural experiences, Cerro Catedral is much more than a ski resort—it’s an adventure you’ll treasure forever.
Ready to make Cerro Catedral your next winter escape? Contact us today to start planning your trip!
Mountain Stats
- Top elevation: 2,100 m (6,900 ft)
- Base elevation: 1,030 m (3,380 ft)
- Skiable area: 600 hectares (1,500 acres)
- Trails: 31 - 48 kilometres (30 mi)
Green - 4
Blue - 11
Red - 12
Black - 5 - Longest run: 9 km
- Lift system: 39
- Lift capacity: 35,000/hour
- Snowfall: 300 cm (median)
Garmisch-Partenkirchen
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Alpine Elegance: Discover the Skiing Paradise of Garmisch-Partenkirchen
A Winter Wonderland in Bavaria
Nestled in the heart of the Bavarian Alps, Garmisch-Partenkirchen offers a perfect blend of traditional German charm and world-class skiing. This picturesque destination is a haven for winter sports enthusiasts and holidaymakers alike, promising unforgettable adventures surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
Ski Slopes for Every Adventurer
Whether you’re carving down expert trails or trying skiing for the first time, Garmisch-Partenkirchen has something for everyone. The Zugspitze Glacier, the highest peak in Germany, features over 12 miles of ski runs and guarantees snow from November to May. Beginners and families will love the gentle slopes at Hausberg, while adrenaline junkies can test their skills on Kandahar, a legendary World Cup downhill course.
Beyond the Slopes: A Full Winter Experience
Skiing is just the beginning. Garmisch-Partenkirchen offers snowshoeing, tobogganing, and even horse-drawn sleigh rides for those seeking a quieter pace. Stroll through the charming village streets adorned with festive lights, savor hearty Bavarian cuisine, and browse artisanal shops for unique gifts. It’s a true winter holiday escape.
Luxury Accommodations with Alpine Charm
Stay in world-class chalets and boutique hotels that combine comfort with authentic Bavarian style. Indulge in spa treatments, enjoy fine dining, and unwind by a roaring fire as the snow falls outside. Garmisch-Partenkirchen’s accommodations promise to make your trip as luxurious as it is memorable.
A Ski Destination Like No Other
What sets Garmisch-Partenkirchen apart is its rich history and vibrant culture. From the iconic Olympic Ski Stadium to traditional Alpine festivals, this destination is as much about celebrating winter traditions as it is about adventure.
Embrace the magic of Garmisch-Partenkirchen this winter and create memories to last a lifetime.
Mountain Stats
- Summit: 6726ft
- Base: 2362ft
- Vertical Drop: 4364ft
- Total Number Of Lifts: 17
- Gondolas: 4
- Eight Person Lifts: 0
- High Speed Sixes: 1
- High Speed Quads: 0
- Quad Chairs: 1
- Double Chairs: 2
- Surface Lifts: 9
- Runs: 17
- Intermediate Runs: 18%
- Advanced Runs: 59%
- Expert Runs: 23%
- Terrain Parks: 1
Arosa Lenzerheide
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Arosa
A Hidden Jewel for Luxury Skiing and Winter Bliss in Switzerland
A Tranquil Alpine Retreat
Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Arosa is a serene winter destination known for its picturesque landscapes, premium ski offerings, and charming village atmosphere. Perfect for those seeking a luxurious escape, Arosa combines exceptional skiing with a peaceful ambiance that sets it apart from busier alpine resorts.
World-Class Skiing for Every Enthusiast
Arosa is part of the impressive Arosa-Lenzerheide ski area, offering over 140 miles of interconnected slopes. With a variety of trails suitable for all skill levels, from gentle beginner runs to challenging expert descents, it’s a haven for skiers and snowboarders alike. The high-altitude terrain, reaching up to 9,700 feet, ensures reliable snow coverage throughout the season. Families will appreciate the well-maintained slopes, while thrill-seekers can enjoy freeride zones and fun parks.
Luxury at Every Turn
Arosa exudes understated elegance, with its boutique hotels, upscale chalets, and gourmet dining experiences. Savor fine Swiss cuisine paired with stunning mountain views or relax in a world-class spa that promises rejuvenation after a day on the slopes. The village itself enchants visitors with its traditional architecture, cozy cafes, and welcoming charm.
Beyond the Slopes: Winter Wonderland Activities
Arosa is more than just a skiing destination. Explore the beauty of the Alps on snowshoe hikes or horse-drawn sleigh rides. Ice skating enthusiasts can enjoy the natural rink on Obersee Lake, while families can delight in the sledding runs and winter festivals. Wildlife lovers will adore the Arosa Bear Sanctuary, a unique conservation project where rescued bears roam freely in their natural habitat.
Accessibility and Convenience
Arosa’s accessibility is another reason it’s a favorite among luxury travelers. Located just 100 miles from Zurich, it’s an easy train or car ride away. The scenic Rhaetian Railway route, a UNESCO World Heritage site, adds an unforgettable touch to your journey, with breathtaking views of alpine valleys and peaks.
Why Arosa Is the Perfect Winter Escape
Arosa offers a harmonious blend of thrilling skiing, luxurious amenities, and serene alpine beauty. Whether you’re seeking adventure or tranquility, this hidden jewel in Switzerland promises an unforgettable winter holiday filled with elegance and charm.
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Mountain Stats
- Summit: 9400ft
- Base: 4068ft
- Vertical Drop: 5331ft
- Total Number Of Lifts: 43
- Gondolas: 11
- Eight Person Lifts: 0
- High Speed Sixes: 5
- High Speed Quads: 0
- Quad Chairs: 9
- Triple Chairs: 1
- Double Chairs: 0
- Surface Lifts: 14
- Runs: 117
- Intermediate Runs: 60%
- Advanced Runs: 27%
- Expert Runs: 9%
- Terrain Parks: 2
- MI Pistes: 139.8 mi
Val Gardena
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Val Gardena
Where Luxury Meets Alpine Adventure in the Italian Dolomites
Ski Across 100 Miles of Pristine Trails
Val Gardena, nestled in the heart of the Dolomites, offers an exceptional skiing experience with over 100 miles of impeccably groomed slopes. Part of the vast Dolomiti Superski area, it provides access to an incredible 745 miles of skiable terrain with a single pass. Its well-connected lifts and diverse runs make it a paradise for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.
A UNESCO World Heritage Wonderland
Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Dolomites, Val Gardena is as stunning as it is exhilarating. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the region boasts breathtaking landscapes and spectacular views that enhance every moment of your winter adventure. The area’s natural beauty is unparalleled, creating an idyllic setting for your holiday.
Legendary Skiing Heritage and Events
Val Gardena is steeped in skiing tradition, hosting world-class events like the Saslong Classic on the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup circuit. Ski the same legendary slopes as the pros, or take lessons with expert instructors who can guide you through this iconic terrain.
Indulgent Alpine Cuisine
Food lovers will delight in Val Gardena’s culinary scene, which blends Italian, Ladin, and Austrian influences. Treat yourself to traditional dishes like speck, canederli (bread dumplings), and polenta, or enjoy modern gourmet creations in Michelin-starred restaurants. With cozy mountain huts and elegant eateries, every meal becomes a memorable experience.
Winter Fun Beyond the Slopes
Val Gardena isn’t just for skiers. Explore cross-country trails, embark on scenic snowshoeing hikes, or enjoy thrilling toboggan runs. Relax in luxurious wellness centers offering saunas, thermal baths, and rejuvenating spa treatments. The vibrant villages of Ortisei, Selva, and Santa Cristina provide shopping, cultural events, and lively après-ski activities.
Why Val Gardena Is Your Luxury Winter Destination
Val Gardena offers the perfect blend of world-class skiing, jaw-dropping scenery, and authentic alpine charm. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-fueled adventures, indulgent relaxation, or a mix of both, this Dolomite gem is sure to exceed your expectations.
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Mountain Stats
- Summit: 8202ft
- Base: 4055ft
- Vertical Drop: 4147ft
- Gondolas: 12
- Eight Person Lifts: 1
- High Speed Sixes: 0
- High Speed Quads: 0
- Quad Chairs: 24
- Triple Chairs: 3
- Double Chairs: 15
- Surface Lifts: 24
- Total Number Of Lifts: 79
- Intermediate Runs: 25%
- Advanced Runs: 65%
- Expert Runs: 10%
- Runs: 168
- Terrain Parks: 1
- MI Pistes: 108.7 mi
- MI Night Skiing: 0.6 mi
Val Gardena Ski Map
Les Arcs
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Renowned for everything from wooded beginner runs to high-altitude skiing, variety is behind the enduring popularity of Les Arcs. Linked with La Plagne to create the Paradiski area, its varied villages offer access to 265 miles of piste for all abilities.
Les Arcs is a purpose-built ski resort, made up of a number of different villages, each at slightly different altitudes and each with their own character and ambience. It’s renowned as a family friendly resort, with a good selection of beginner and intermediate pistes, however, there is genuinely something for everyone. There are hundreds of miles of pistes, high-altitude beginner’s areas, huge swathes of off-piste, an internationally-renowned freestyle park and one of the longest continuous runs in Europe (the Aiguille Rouge being 5 miles long with 1.5 miles of descent). Since 2003, Les Arcs has been connected to La Plagne by the valley-spanning double-decker Vanoise Express gondola, creating the Paradiski ski domain, and providing adventurous skiers with access to 265 miles of pistes.
Situated in the heart of a 300-year-old Swiss stone pine forest, Les Arcs was the first resort of its kind in Europe. Arcs 1600 was the original village which opened up as a ski resort in 1968. The concept was very innovative at the time – accommodation built specifically for convenient skiing and doorstep access to the slopes, but it’s a concept that has since been replicated many times over, across the Alps and beyond. Today, Les Arcs is made up of four modern, purpose-built resorts: Arc 1600, Arc 1800, Arc 1950 and Arc 2000, each offering direct access to the slopes. Each resort is largely pedestrianised and self-contained, and have their own bars, restaurants, supermarkets and a range of activities. You can take a shuttle bus (free with your lift pass, running every 20 minutes) between villages so you can easily enjoy the entertainments in each resort. There are also three outlying villages within the ski area – Plan Peisey, Vallandry and Peisey Nancroix. A big draw for families is the new entertainment complex Mille8 in Arcs 1800. It includes fun ski areas for all ages, dedicated snow play areas for small children and a swimming pool complex.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 3,937 ft
- Summit: 10,584 ft
- Vertical Drop: 6,647 ft
- Length of slopes: 125 miles
- Total lifts: 52
- Skiable Terrain: 1280 ac
- Terrain Parks: 1
- Beginner: 2%
- Intermediate: 46%
- Advanced: 37%
- Expert: 15%
Paradiski-Trail Map
Alpe D’Huez
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Unique in the world, Alpe d’Huez offers the opportunity to ski on four mythical descents of more than 6,560 ft in one run without taking a lift. It’s also one of the sunniest resorts in the Alps with over 300 bluebird days a year.
The main town of Alpe d’Huez sits at 6,132 ft above sea level at the centre of the Oisans region in the French Alps. It is the main resort in the Grandes Rousses Massif and is around two hours 30 minutes drive from Geneva airport. At its highest point, the resort reaches up to 10,827 ft on the Pic Blanc glacier. Its reputation for having the most days of sunshine on the ski slopes in a year has given rise to its nickname “l’Isle du Soleil”, the Island of the Sun.
The ski area here has something for every level and ability of skier or snowboarder, including great snowparks. The resort has been awarded the ‘Famille Plus’ label by the French Tourism organisation as being particularly suitable for family holidays. In the summer months, the resort transforms into a haven for cyclists (it features as a regular stage on the Tour de France), hikers and mountain bikers.
The gentle slopes on the outskirts of the resort provide the perfect terrain for beginners to build their confidence on, and intermediate skiers will find plenty to entertain themselves with on the network of blues and reds. Alpe d’Huez forms part of the fabulous ‘Alpe d’Huez Grand Domaine Ski Area’ combining the resorts of Alpe d’Huez, Auris-en-Oisans, Huez-en-Oisans, Oz-en-Oisans, Vaujany and Villard Reculas into one giant, heavenly playground. The weekly lift pass also includes two days in Les 2 Alpes and a day in each of the Grande Galaxie resorts of Serre Chevalier, Puy Saint Vincent, Montgenevre, the Italian Milky Way and 25% reduction on a lift pass at La Grave.
The Sarennes ski run (labelled black mainly due to the length rather than difficulty) is the longest in Europe at 10 miles, joining the Pic Blanc to the Sarenne Gorge. As well as being the starting point for many off-piste itineraries, it can also be skied by moonlight as part of a monthly organized excursion. The Pic Blanc is the highest point of the ski area and offers breathtaking views of the Alps including Mont Blanc, Mont Cervin and the Meije. On a clear day, it is said that a fifth of France can be seen from this point.
Life away from the slopes is pretty exciting too, with just as much variety in terms of nightlife. If you’re up for some more relaxing activities you can take a dip in the outdoor swimming pool, or take a turn around the resort’s ice skating rink. Once the sun goes down, head out to the bars and restaurants, where you’ll find a great variety of venues to suit you and your mood.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 6,102 ft
- Summit: 10,827 ft
- Vertical Drop: 4,724 ft
- Length of slopes: 156 miles
- Total lifts: 70
- Skiable Terrain: 2,020 ac
- Snowmaking: 680 ac
- Terrain Parks: 2
- Beginner: 31%
- Intermediate: 28%
- Advanced: 25%
- Expert: 16%
Grandvalira
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The resorts of Soldeu, El Tarter and Pas de la Casa have merged to create the largest ski area in the country: Grandvalira.
There is an emphasis on the whole holiday experience, offering seven schools catering for all levels of skiers and snowboarders, along with numerous activities on and off the mountain so that you can enjoy your mountain holiday even if you’re not a skier.
Grandvalira is now one of the world’s 30 biggest ski resorts with more than 200km of piste and the first resort outside the Alps to officially offer more than 200km of ski runs, moving it into the global big league. Its 66 lifts, which include 20 high-speed detachable quad and six-seater chairlifts, along with three gondolas, give a combined uplift of more than 100,000 skiers per hour – a combination of speed and capacity matched by less than a dozen resorts worldwide. It is also now one of the planet’s biggest and most modern snow-makers with more than half of its terrain covered by 1,000 snow cannons.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 1,710 metres
- Summit: 2,282 metres
- Vertical Drop: 930 metres
- Total Lifts: 62
- Gondolas: 5
- High Speed Sixes: 10
- High Speed Quads: 8
- Quad Chairs: 10
- Double Chairs: 2
- Surface Lifts: 27
- Beginner runs: 16%
- Intermediate runs: 38%
- Advanced runs: 30%
- Expert runs: 17%
- Runs: 128
- KM pistes: 210 km
- Terrain parks: 3
- Skiable terrain: 1926 ha
- Snow making: 276 ha
- KM Snow making: 126 km
Niseko
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Experience Niseko: Japan’s Premier Ski Destination and Luxury Escape
The Ultimate Powder Paradise
Located on the northern island of Hokkaido, Niseko is world-renowned for its exceptional powder snow, making it a must-visit destination for skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts. With an average snowfall of over 40 feet annually, Niseko guarantees pristine conditions throughout the ski season.
Diverse Terrain for Every Skill Level
Niseko offers over 50 miles of skiable terrain spread across four interconnected resorts. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert, the resort’s variety of trails, deep powder fields, and off-piste opportunities ensure endless adventure. The impressive 3,281-foot vertical drop and diverse runs cater to every skier’s or snowboarder’s needs.
Luxury Accommodations and Authentic Japanese Charm
Niseko blends luxury with traditional Japanese hospitality. Stay in elegant ski-in, ski-out chalets, luxury hotels, or ryokans offering world-class service. Unwind in onsen hot springs with views of Mount Yotei, known as the “Mount Fuji of Hokkaido,” or indulge in exceptional Japanese cuisine, from fresh sushi to exquisite kaiseki meals.
Après-Ski and Local Culture
Niseko offers vibrant après-ski experiences, including cozy bars, upscale restaurants, and lively izakayas. Explore the local culture through its art galleries, shops, and cultural experiences. Take a break from the slopes to visit nearby hot springs, enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding mountains, or try snowshoeing through picturesque forests.
Skiing and Adventure in Niseko
Niseko is more than just skiing—it’s an immersive winter adventure that combines the best of nature, culture, and luxury. With endless powder, stunning landscapes, and top-tier amenities, Niseko promises an unforgettable winter getaway. Book your ski holiday in Niseko today and experience the magic of Japan’s most famous powder destination.
Mountain Stats
- Elevation Top: 1309m
- Elevation Bottom: 300m
- Vertical Drop: 1,009 metres
- Skiable Terrain: 887ha
- Longest Run: 5.6km (3.5 miles)
- Beginner: 30% | Intermediate: 40% | Advanced: 30%
- Total Number of Trails: 61
- Total lifts: 38
- Highest Lifted Point: 1,200 metres ( 3,937 feet)
- Gondolas & Trams: 3
- High Speed Quads: 7
- Triple Chairs: 1
- Double Chairs: 15
- Surface Lifts: 12
Hakuba
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Discover Hakuba: Skiing and Winter Luxury in Japan’s Snowy Paradise
A Powder Haven in the Japanese Alps
Hakuba, located in the heart of the Japanese Alps, is a premier ski destination offering incredible snow, world-class slopes, and stunning alpine scenery. With an average snowfall of over 33 feet annually, it’s a powder paradise perfect for skiers and snowboarders seeking their next adventure.
Endless Terrain for Every Skier
Hakuba features a network of 10 ski resorts, with more than 120 miles of trails across the valley. Whether you’re carving wide-open groomers, challenging steep runs, or exploring backcountry powder, Hakuba has something for every skill level. The 3,280-foot vertical drop and terrain variety make it an unforgettable skiing experience.
Luxurious Comfort in an Authentic Setting
Hakuba blends traditional Japanese culture with modern luxury. Stay in boutique chalets, five-star hotels, or traditional ryokans, complete with hot spring onsens for après-ski relaxation. Experience exquisite Japanese cuisine, from fresh sushi to warming bowls of ramen, paired with local sake for the perfect end to a snowy day.
Adventure Beyond the Slopes
Hakuba offers more than just skiing. Take a snowshoeing tour through serene forests, visit the famous Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, or enjoy a relaxing day exploring local shops and cultural landmarks. The vibrant après-ski scene, with bars and izakayas, brings a lively yet cozy atmosphere to your evenings.
Skiing Meets Culture in Hakuba
Hakuba combines breathtaking alpine adventures with the rich traditions of Japan, creating a winter holiday experience like no other. From its pristine slopes to its luxurious accommodations and cultural treasures, Hakuba is the ultimate destination for your next ski trip. Book now and experience the magic of skiing in Japan!
Mountain Stats
- Elevation Top: 1820m
- Elevation Bottom: 750m
- Vertical Drop: 1,070 metres
- Skiable Terrain: 1052ha
- Longest Run: 8km (5 miles)
- Beginner: 20% | Intermediate: 40% | Advanced: 40%
- Total Number of Trails: 200+
- Total lifts: 133
- Highest Lifted Point: 1,820 metres (5,971 feet)
- Gondolas & Trams: 5
- High Speed Quads: 26+
- Triple Chairs: 8+
- Double Chairs: 83+
- Surface Lifts: 8+
Solden
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Sölden: Luxury Skiing and High-Altitude Adventures in the Austrian Alps
Experience the magic of Sölden, one of Austria’s most prestigious ski resorts. Nestled in the Ötztal Valley, Sölden combines exceptional skiing, breathtaking glaciers, and a vibrant alpine atmosphere, making it a top choice for a luxury winter holiday.
World-Class Skiing on Iconic Peaks
Sölden’s slopes offer over 90 miles of pristine trails, including beginner-friendly runs and challenging descents for seasoned skiers. The resort is renowned for its dual glaciers, Rettenbach and Tiefenbach, which reach altitudes of nearly 10,000 feet and ensure snow reliability throughout the season. For thrill-seekers, the BIG 3 Rally connects three stunning peaks over 9,800 feet for a truly unforgettable skiing adventure.
Beyond the Slopes: Alpine Experiences for Everyone
Sölden offers more than just incredible skiing. Explore serene winter hiking trails, try your hand at snowshoeing, or unwind in one of the valley’s world-class thermal spas. For an unforgettable experience, take a gondola ride to the 007 Elements James Bond museum, perched on a mountain summit with panoramic views.
Exquisite Dining and Luxurious Stays
From chic mountain lodges to elegant 5-star hotels, Sölden’s accommodations cater to those who appreciate the finer things. Dining here is a culinary journey, with gourmet restaurants serving Austrian specialties, international cuisine, and fine wines, often with views as spectacular as the meals.
Festive Atmosphere and Après-Ski Energy
During the holiday season, Sölden sparkles with festive lights, Christmas markets, and live events that capture the joy of winter. The après-ski scene is vibrant and sophisticated, offering everything from cozy bars to lively clubs where you can celebrate your day on the slopes.
Effortless Access to Alpine Luxury
Located just 50 miles from Innsbruck Airport, Sölden is easy to reach yet feels like a world apart. With luxury transfers and seamless planning, your journey to this alpine gem is as smooth as the snow beneath your skis.
Are you ready to embrace the thrill of high-altitude skiing, indulge in alpine luxury, and create lifelong memories? Let us help you plan your extraordinary Sölden adventure today!
Mountain Stats
- TOP LIFT: 3250m
- VERTICAL DROP: 1900m
- BOTTOM LIFT: 1350m
- RIDE AREA: 147km
- LONGEST PISTE: 12.8km
- EASY (GREEN/BLUE): 52%
- INTERMEDIATE (RED): 32%
- ADVANCED (BLACK): 16%
- TOTAL LIFTS: 34
CABLE CARS: 7
CHAIR LIFTS: 19
DRAG-LIFTS: 8
Kitzbühel
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Kitzbühel: Timeless Elegance and World-Class Skiing
Legendary Slopes and Endless Skiing Opportunities
Kitzbühel is a skier’s dream, offering over 145 miles of impeccably groomed slopes suitable for all levels. Famous for the iconic Streif downhill run, the resort is a must-visit for skiing enthusiasts seeking thrills and breathtaking views. With elevations reaching over 6,500 feet and cutting-edge snowmaking, Kitzbühel ensures exceptional skiing conditions throughout the season.
A Haven for Winter Adventures
Beyond its legendary slopes, Kitzbühel offers a variety of winter activities. Glide through pristine trails on over 30 miles of cross-country tracks, hike scenic snow-covered paths, or enjoy a romantic horse-drawn sleigh ride through the enchanting alpine landscape. For family fun, try tobogganing or ice skating in the heart of the village.
Luxury Stays and Gourmet Experiences
Kitzbühel sets the standard for alpine luxury with its elegant hotels, boutique lodges, and cozy chalets. Culinary enthusiasts will delight in the resort’s award-winning restaurants, serving everything from traditional Tyrolean specialties to international gourmet cuisine, all paired with expertly selected wines.
Vibrant Après-Ski and Holiday Charm
Kitzbühel’s après-ski scene is a perfect blend of lively and sophisticated. Enjoy stylish cocktail lounges, welcoming ski huts, or festive village events. During the holiday season, Kitzbühel transforms into a magical wonderland with sparkling lights, charming Christmas markets, and an unforgettable alpine atmosphere.
Effortless Access to Alpine Luxury
Conveniently located just 50 miles from Salzburg Airport, Kitzbühel is easily accessible for travelers seeking a luxurious escape. Premium transfers and first-class services ensure every aspect of your journey is seamless and relaxing.
Discover Kitzbühel’s timeless charm, exhilarating slopes, and sophisticated elegance. Let us help you plan a winter holiday that exceeds every expectation!
Mountain Stats
- Base: 800 m
- Peak: 2,004 m
- Vertical: 1,176 m
- Ski Area: 170 km
- Beginner: 40 %
- Intermediate: 46 %
- Advanced: 14 %
- Longest Run: 8 km
- Ski Lifts: 58
- Gondolas: 11
- Cable Cars: 27
- Others: 10
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Zürs
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Zürs: A Hidden Gem of Luxury and Skiing Excellence
Pristine Slopes in the Heart of the Arlberg
Zürs, part of the world-renowned Arlberg ski region, offers over 190 miles of perfectly groomed slopes and 124 miles of off-piste terrain. Sitting at an altitude of over 5,600 feet, Zürs is a snow-sure haven for skiers of all levels. Whether carving down wide-open runs or exploring the thrill of untouched powder, Zürs delivers skiing at its finest.
A Winter Wonderland Beyond the Runs
Zürs enchants with more than just skiing. Experience snowshoeing through serene alpine landscapes, embark on scenic winter hikes, or enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride through snowy trails. For a unique adventure, try heli-skiing, which Zürs is famous for, offering breathtaking descents in untouched terrain.
Alpine Elegance and Culinary Delights
Zürs boasts a range of exclusive accommodations, from boutique hotels to luxury chalets, all designed with comfort and elegance in mind. After an exhilarating day, indulge in fine dining at Michelin-starred restaurants or enjoy traditional Austrian dishes paired with exceptional wines.
Quiet Sophistication Meets Après-Ski Charm
Unlike its livelier neighbors, Zürs offers a more refined après-ski experience. Unwind with a glass of wine by the fire, or visit one of the stylish mountain lounges for relaxed socializing. Zürs combines tranquility with understated sophistication, making it perfect for those seeking a serene escape.
Seamless Luxury in the Alps
Easily accessible via Innsbruck or Zurich airports, Zürs is an exclusive retreat that feels like a world apart. Luxury transfers and impeccable service ensure your journey is as smooth as the pristine slopes.
Zürs invites you to experience the ultimate in alpine luxury and skiing excellence. Let us craft your perfect winter getaway to this hidden gem of the Austrian Alps!
Mountain Stats
- Snowfall Average: 3m
- Summit Elevation: 2,444m
- Base Elevation: 1,450m
- Vertical Altitude: 944m
- Terrain: 230ha
- Longest Run: 5km
- Beginner: 41%
- Intermediate: 43%
- Advanced: 16%
- Bars and Resturants: 64
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Lech
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Lech and its higher neighbor Zürs are the most glamorous resorts in Austria.
Lech is part of the Arlberg area of five ski resorts.
The Arlberg is considered to be a legend. Why? The answers lie in the history of this extensive ski region. It is full of historical milestones and outstanding personalities. 190 miles of ski runs, Austria’s largest interlinked ski area, fifth in the global rankings. Combined with almost 125 miles of backcountry terrain. A formidable choice for skiers, and one that has acquired a worldwide following over the decades. Especially in avant-garde ski circles, the Arlberg is considered to be a “once in a lifetime destination”.
The five classic destinations of Lech, St. Anton, St. Christoph, Stuben, and have written yet another chapter in ski history. Thanks to four new lift systems opening in December 2016, they now form Austria’s largest interlinked ski area.
The rise to being Austria’s No. 1 ski resort and No. 5 worldwide is the logical consequence of a collective desire for the Arlberg region. The respective characters of Lech, Zürs, Stuben, St. Christoph and St. Anton am Arlberg may be different, but their enthusiasm for skiing and uncompromising commitment to quality have united the five villages since the beginning of the 20th Century. The ski culture has been ever-present for almost 100 years. The region owes its status as “Birthplace of Alpine Skiing” to a long and rich tradition. A common dream was shared by the people on the east and the west of Arlberg; one of closing the “missing ski connection links” between all five classic Arlberg villages. With the construction of the new Flexenbahn lift between Zürs and Stuben/Alpe Rauz, the Trittkopfbahn I and II, as well as the Albonabahn II, this vision recently turned into reality.
The entire area is considered to be one of the most snow-sure locations in the Alps and the ski season is accordingly long. Thanks to favorable altitudes of between 4,200 ft and 9,200 ft above sea level, the mountains here are dominated by winter conditions from November to May. Pleasure skiers savor the “firn” and powder snow slopes on both sides of the pass until late spring. The abundance of snow is fortuitous. Its quality is also a deciding factor in Arlberg’s global reputation.
Lech was recognized as being Europe’s most beautiful village by “Entente Florale“ in 2004. This accolade is mainly due to its residents’ careful handling of the local image and its resources. The church is still the tallest building in the village and, despite all Lech’s cosmopolitan flair, the focus has always been on quality, not quantity. As in the case of Oberlech, the village’s sunny “terrace”. This sub-district of Lech is completely car-free in winter. Deliveries and connections to the village take place underground via tunnels. European aristocracy and international stars appreciate the strikingly elegant, mountain village character just as much as being able to choose from the highest density of award-winning restaurants in Austria in this “World Gourmet Village”. The hotels – half of which are in the 4 and 5 star category – and restaurants excel with glowing reviews, both in the village as well as on the slopes. The White Ring – The Race, is an annual highlight which attracts over 1,000 participants to its eponymous ski route.
Mountain Stats
- TOP LIFT: 2444m
- VERTICAL DROP: 994m
- BOTTOM LIFT: 1450m
- RIDE AREA: 110km
- LONGEST PISTE: 3miles (5km)
- EASY (GREEN/BLUE): 40%
- INTERMEDIATE (RED): 40%
- ADVANCED (BLACK): 20%
- TOTAL LIFTS: 32
CABLE CARS: 4
CHAIR LIFTS: 18
DRAG-LIFTS: 10
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St. Anton
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St. Anton: The Cradle of Alpine Skiing and Luxury Adventure
Welcome to St. Anton am Arlberg, Austria’s legendary ski destination renowned for its world-class slopes, vibrant après-ski scene, and luxurious alpine charm. Nestled in the Tyrolean Alps, St. Anton seamlessly blends tradition and modernity to create an unforgettable winter escape.
Legendary Slopes and Endless Terrain
As part of the Arlberg ski region, St. Anton offers over 190 miles of meticulously groomed trails and 124 miles of off-piste terrain. With altitudes reaching over 9,200 feet, the resort is a haven for both casual skiers and seasoned experts. Whether you’re seeking gentle slopes or exhilarating powder runs, St. Anton delivers unparalleled skiing excitement.
Beyond the Slopes: An Alpine Playground
While skiing takes center stage, St. Anton has much more to offer. Embark on scenic winter hikes, glide across ice-skating rinks, or experience the thrill of tobogganing under the stars. For ultimate relaxation, visit the Arlberg WellCom center, where thermal pools and saunas provide a rejuvenating retreat after a day in the snow.
Exclusive Stays and Refined Dining
Luxury accommodations in St. Anton range from cozy alpine lodges to sophisticated 5-star hotels, each offering world-class amenities and breathtaking views. Indulge in fine dining at award-winning restaurants, where you’ll savor Tyrolean specialties, international cuisine, and expertly paired wines.
Après-Ski Like No Other
St. Anton is famed for its lively après-ski scene, where mountain bars and chic lounges come alive with music, laughter, and celebration. From iconic venues like MooserWirt to stylish cocktail bars in the village, every evening is an opportunity to unwind and connect with fellow winter enthusiasts.
Effortless Access to Alpine Luxury
St. Anton’s convenient location, just 60 miles from Innsbruck Airport, ensures easy access without compromising its secluded alpine charm. Private transfers and seamless planning make your journey stress-free and luxurious from start to finish.
Experience the birthplace of alpine skiing, revel in unmatched luxury, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Let us help you plan your dream winter escape to St. Anton today!
Mountain Stats
- 1510m Max Vertical
- 2810m Highest Lift
- 1300m Lowest Piste
- 1300m Resort Altitude (St. Anton am Arlberg)
- 134 Pistes
- Black Pistes (31km)
- Red Pistes (140km)
- Blue Pistes (109km)
- Arlberg Ski Area:
248 Pistes
340km Downhill Pistes
97 Ski Lifts
Innsbruck
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Chosen as the site of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympic Games, Innsbruck considers skiing part of its city’s life. Innsbruck is one of the few resorts in Europe with a snow guarantee.
Free buses shuttle you from downtown to nearby ski areas. Among them Igls and Mutters will appeal to the novice and intermediate skiers with long, wide-open trails; Patscherkofel at 7,490 feet and Hafelekar, which is reached by a series of lifts at the edge of town, offers steep, challenging runs for the more advanced skiers; Axamer Lizum, expanded for the 1976 Olympics, has a wide variety of trails for everyone, especially the Women’s Downhill Course which is a favorite of intermediate skiers; Stubai Glacier, with 18 lifts, 35 miles of well groomed and marked runs and a vertical drop of 4,790 feet guarantees great skiing year round.
The famous cross-country ski area Seefeld is within easy reach. Other close by activities include sleigh rides and tobogganing or an exciting ride on the Olympic Bobsled run.
Innsbruck’s night-life, shopping, museums and more will keep you busy after skiing. You may also enjoy some of the daily excursions to Vienna, Venice, Salzburg, the Bavarian Castles, Kitzbuehel and St. Anton.
Situated on a plateau overlooking the Inn Valley and the Olympic town of Innsbruck, Igls offers the refined atmosphere, the alpine hospitality and modern comfort the connoisseur is looking for. Located at the foot of the Patscherkofel, Igls offers proximity for alpine and cross country skiing. Nearby Innsbruck (3 miles) offers all the shopping and entertainment of a lively city.
Mountain Stats
- TOP LIFT: 3200m
- VERTICAL DROP: 1460m
- BOTTOM LIFT: 850m
- RIDE AREA: 323miles
- LONGEST PISTE: 6miles (9.6km
- EASY (GREEN/BLUE): 54%
- INTERMEDIATE (RED): 40%
- ADVANCED (BLACK): 6%
- TOTAL LIFTS: 62
CABLE CARS: 12
CHAIR LIFTS: 16
DRAG-LIFTS: 34
Andermatt
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Tucked in the heart of the Swiss Alps, Andermatt has turned into the world class ski destination
Andermatt
Switzerland’s Hidden Gem for Luxury Ski and Winter Escapes
An Alpine Paradise Like No Other
Tucked away in the Swiss Alps, Andermatt is a dream destination for discerning travelers seeking the perfect winter getaway. Known for its pristine slopes, luxurious accommodations, and charming village atmosphere, Andermatt offers an unrivaled blend of adventure and relaxation. This hidden gem is the ultimate escape for skiers, snowboarders, and anyone looking to bask in the magic of the snowy season.
Exceptional Skiing for Every Level
Andermatt is part of the expansive SkiArena Andermatt-Sedrun—the largest ski area in central Switzerland. With over 75 miles of groomed slopes ranging from beginner-friendly runs to challenging black diamond trails, the resort caters to skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. The high-altitude location, reaching elevations of over 9,800 feet, ensures excellent snow quality throughout the season. Adventurers will love the legendary Gemsstock Mountain, offering off-piste opportunities and breathtaking panoramic views.
Luxury Meets Tradition in the Heart of the Alps
From five-star hotels and private chalets to world-class dining experiences, Andermatt combines modern luxury with Swiss tradition. Enjoy gourmet meals featuring locally sourced ingredients or relax in a luxurious spa after a day on the slopes. The village’s quaint cobblestone streets and historic architecture provide a picturesque backdrop for evening strolls and cozy après-ski moments.
More Than Just Skiing
While Andermatt is a skier’s paradise, it offers so much more for winter enthusiasts. Go snowshoeing through tranquil alpine forests, try your hand at ice skating, or take a scenic train ride on the famous Glacier Express, which passes right through Andermatt. For a cultural touch, visit the charming village museum or take in a live performance at the Andermatt Concert Hall, renowned for its exceptional acoustics.
Easy Access and Unmatched Convenience
Located just 75 miles from Zurich, Andermatt is easily accessible by car or train, making it an ideal destination for a weekend getaway or a week-long retreat. Its central location in the Alps also makes it a great base for exploring other nearby ski resorts or attractions.
Why Andermatt Is Your Ultimate Winter Destination
Andermatt is more than a ski resort—it’s a luxurious winter escape where adventure meets tranquility. With its stunning alpine scenery, exceptional skiing, and world-class amenities, this Swiss gem promises a winter holiday that’s nothing short of extraordinary.
Experience Andermatt: where every moment of your ski trip becomes a memory to cherish!
Mountain Stats
- TOP LIFT: 2963m
- VERTICAL DROP: 1527m
- BOTTOM LIFT: 1436m
- RIDE AREA: 35miles (56km)
- TOTAL PISTES: 24
- LONGEST PISTE: 3miles (5km)
- EASY (GREEN/BLUE): 30%
- INTERMEDIATE (RED): 42%
- ADVANCED (BLACK): 26%
- TOTAL LIFTS: 12
CABLE CARS: 2
CHAIR LIFTS: 4
DRAG-LIFTS: 6
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Saas Fee
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Saas-Fee
The Pearl of the Alps: Why Saas-Fee is Your Perfect Winter Escape
Nestled in a high-altitude valley surrounded by 13 towering peaks over 13,000 feet, Saas-Fee is a winter wonderland that combines unparalleled skiing, timeless charm, and a serene alpine ambiance. Here’s why this picturesque village is an exceptional choice for your next winter holiday.
Skiing in Saas-Fee: High-Altitude Excellence
With over 90 miles of ski slopes and an altitude reaching nearly 12,000 feet, Saas-Fee guarantees snow-sure conditions from early winter through late spring. The runs cater to all skill levels, from gentle beginner slopes to thrilling black runs for experts. For freestylers, the Morenia snowpark offers jumps, rails, and even a halfpipe, while cross-country skiing trails wind through the valley for those seeking a different challenge.
Glacier Skiing and Stunning Views
Saas-Fee is home to some of the most impressive glacier skiing in the Alps. Ride the world’s highest underground funicular to the Mittelallalin, where you’ll enjoy jaw-dropping panoramic views and perfectly groomed pistes on the Fee Glacier. Don’t forget to visit the Ice Pavilion, an enchanting walk-through glacier experience located 3,500 meters above sea level.
Car-Free Village with Timeless Charm
Saas-Fee’s car-free policy ensures a tranquil and clean environment, perfect for a serene winter escape. The cobblestone streets, traditional chalets, and cozy cafes create a charming Alpine atmosphere. Electric taxis and sleds provide transportation, while the entire village is easily walkable.
Activities Beyond the Slopes
While skiing and snowboarding take center stage, Saas-Fee offers a variety of winter activities for everyone. Explore snowshoe trails winding through pristine forests, go ice climbing on frozen waterfalls, or enjoy sledding adventures with the whole family. For something truly unique, take a ride on the “Felskinn” cable car and marvel at the untouched beauty of the high Alps.
Family-Friendly Fun and Excellence
Families will love Saas-Fee’s welcoming atmosphere and top-notch ski schools. The Swiss Snow Kids Village provides young skiers with a safe and fun learning environment, while non-skiers can enjoy ice skating, tobogganing, or a visit to the Aqua Allalin wellness center.
Fine Dining and Alpine Hospitality
Saas-Fee is a culinary delight, offering everything from traditional Swiss raclette and fondue to gourmet dining experiences. The revolving restaurant at Mittelallalin is a must-visit, combining exquisite cuisine with 360-degree views of the surrounding peaks. The local hotels and chalets also offer warm hospitality and luxurious accommodations for a perfect end to your day.
Why Saas-Fee is a Winter Paradise
Saas-Fee’s high-altitude skiing, glacier experiences, and car-free charm make it a standout destination in the Swiss Alps. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-fueled adventures, family-friendly fun, or a peaceful retreat surrounded by natural beauty, Saas-Fee delivers an unforgettable winter holiday.
Escape to the Pearl of the Alps and let Saas-Fee enchant you with its breathtaking scenery, exceptional skiing, and timeless Alpine magic.
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Mountain Stats
- Base: 1,483 metres
- Summit: 3,600 metres
- Vertical: 2,117 metres
- Ski area extent: 145 km
- Longest run: 15 km
- Beginner: 39 km
- Intermediate: 75 km
- Advanced: 39 km
- Number of ski lifts: 38
- Cable cars: 4
- Funiculars: 1
- Gondolas: 6
- Chairlifts: 4
Family Activities in Saas-Fee:
Skiing and Snowboarding: Saas-Fee boasts a variety of slopes suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers. The ski schools offer excellent lessons for children, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the snow safely and confidently.
Saas-Fee Adventure Forest: This adventure park is a hit with families, featuring thrilling rope courses, zip lines, and climbing challenges set among the trees. It’s a great way for kids and parents to enjoy some active fun together.
Allalin Ice Pavilion: Take a fascinating journey into the heart of the glacier at the Allalin Ice Pavilion. This unique ice grotto, located at an altitude of 3,500 meters, showcases stunning ice sculptures and provides educational insights into glacier formation.
Toboggan Runs: Saas-Fee offers exciting toboggan runs that are sure to delight both children and adults. The Feeblitz toboggan run, in particular, is a favorite, offering an exhilarating ride down the mountain.
Summer Activities: In the warmer months, Saas-Fee transforms into a haven for summer sports. Families can enjoy mountain biking, mini-golf, and even summer skiing on the glacier. The Alpine Gorge Adventure offers a thrilling canyoning experience suitable for older kids and adventurous parents.
Hiking and Nature Trails: Explore the scenic beauty of Saas-Fee through its extensive network of hiking trails. The trails are well-marked and vary in difficulty, making them suitable for families with children of all ages. The themed trails, like the Murmeli Trail, add an educational twist to your nature walks.
Crans Montana
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Crans-Montana: A Luxury Alpine Haven for Skiing and Winter Elegance
Where Panoramic Beauty Meets World-Class Skiing
Perched high above the Rhone Valley, Crans-Montana is a sophisticated ski resort that combines stunning alpine scenery, a vibrant village atmosphere, and exceptional skiing. Known for its sunny slopes, luxurious amenities, and breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps, Crans-Montana is the ultimate destination for a winter holiday infused with elegance and adventure.
Skiing with a View
Crans-Montana boasts over 86 miles of ski runs catering to all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers. With elevations reaching up to 9,800 feet, the resort guarantees excellent snow conditions throughout the season. The wide-open slopes are perfect for carving turns, while freeride areas and snow parks add an element of excitement for thrill-seekers. The views are a highlight, offering vistas of iconic peaks such as the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc.
A Cosmopolitan Village with Alpine Luxury
Crans-Montana is more than just a ski resort; it’s a cosmopolitan retreat. The vibrant village is home to luxury hotels, designer boutiques, and a diverse culinary scene featuring gourmet Swiss and international cuisine. Unwind after a day on the slopes with a spa treatment, or enjoy après-ski in stylish mountain lounges with live music and panoramic terraces.
Beyond the Slopes: Activities for All
Crans-Montana offers a wide range of winter activities. Explore over 18 miles of scenic cross-country trails, or try snowshoeing and ice skating. For families, the fun-packed Alaïa Chalet action sports center offers indoor and outdoor activities. Visitors can also enjoy winter hiking, curling, and even a visit to the charming local art galleries and museums.
Easy Access and Central Location
Crans-Montana is easily accessible, located just 110 miles from Geneva. Whether you arrive by car or train, the journey through the picturesque Rhone Valley is part of the adventure. Its central location also makes it a convenient base for exploring other nearby attractions and resorts.
Why Crans-Montana Is Unforgettable
Crans-Montana stands out for its perfect combination of luxurious accommodations, world-class skiing, and a lively village atmosphere. Whether you’re seeking adventure on the slopes, relaxation in a five-star spa, or memorable moments with family, Crans-Montana offers a winter holiday experience like no other.
Experience Crans-Montana: A dazzling alpine destination where luxury meets adventure in the heart of Switzerland!
Mountain Stats
- TOP LIFT: 3000m
- VERTICAL DROP: 1500m
- BOTTOM LIFT: 1484m
- RIDE AREA:100miles (160km)
- TOTAL PISTES: 49
- EASY (GREEN/BLUE): 22%
- INTERMEDIATE (RED): 70%
- ADVANCED (BLACK): 8%
- LONGEST PISTE:7.5miles (12km)
- TOTAL LIFTS: 33
- CABLE CARS: 2
- GONDOLAS: 7
- CHAIR LIFTS: 10
- DRAG-LIFTS: 13
Gstaad
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Gstaad
Snow-Capped Elegance: Discover the Magic of Gstaad for Your Winter Getaway
Nestled in the Swiss Alps, Gstaad is the ultimate destination for discerning travelers seeking a blend of world-class skiing, opulent accommodations, and breathtaking scenery. Here’s why Gstaad should top your list for an unforgettable winter escape:
Skiing in Gstaad: Slopes for Every Adventurer
With over 120 miles of meticulously groomed slopes, Gstaad caters to skiers of all levels. Whether you’re a beginner testing your skills or an expert carving through powder, the variety of runs is unparalleled. The region’s reliable snowfall and state-of-the-art lift systems ensure you spend less time waiting and more time enjoying the pristine alpine terrain.
Luxury Beyond the Slopes
Gstaad’s reputation for luxury extends beyond skiing. After a day on the mountain, unwind in one of the many five-star hotels or indulge in fine dining experiences featuring Michelin-starred chefs. Stroll through the charming village center, where high-end boutiques and art galleries perfectly complement the Alpine ambiance.
Winter Activities for Non-Skiers
Not a skier? Gstaad offers plenty of winter activities to ensure everyone in your group has an incredible time. Explore miles of scenic trails perfect for snowshoeing, take a horse-drawn sleigh ride through idyllic landscapes, or simply relax in world-class spas with panoramic mountain views.
A Haven for Families
Gstaad is a family-friendly paradise, offering ski schools with expert instructors for kids, as well as gentle slopes perfect for beginners. Off the slopes, children will love activities like sledding and indoor water parks, ensuring every family member has a magical holiday.
Unmatched Alpine Scenery
From the iconic Matterhorn in the distance to the picturesque chalets dotting the valley, Gstaad’s natural beauty is straight out of a winter fairy tale. Whether you’re enjoying a sunrise over the peaks or stargazing on a crisp night, Gstaad promises unforgettable vistas at every turn.
Why Gstaad is Your Perfect Ski Destination
Gstaad offers a unique mix of adventure, relaxation, and exclusivity, making it an unparalleled choice for a luxurious winter holiday. With its blend of pristine skiing, world-class amenities, and jaw-dropping scenery, Gstaad isn’t just a destination – it’s an experience.
Pack your warmest gear, prepare for indulgence, and let Gstaad redefine what winter holidays can be.
Mountain Stats
- ELEVATION: 3444ft - 9842ft
- Runs:
- Beginner: 60%
- Intermediate: 28%
- Advanced: 12%
- LIFTS: 47
- Number of piste kilometres: 220 km
- Number of hiking route kilometres: 300 km
- Number of moutain biking kilometres: 280 km
- Lowest point in the region: Zweisimmen 945 m.a.s.l.
- Highest point in the region: Wildhorn 3247 m.a.s.l.
Verbier
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Verbier ski resort is a very fun, very stunning, and very large skiing area in the Swiss Alps.
Forming the western sector of the massive 4 Vallees (the largest ski area entirely in Switzerland), Verbier has almost limitless premier on and off-piste opportunities, rightly ranking it amongst Europe’s best & most famous ski resorts. Unlike some of Europe’s mega sized ski resorts, Verbier is also an attractive, vibrant village with low rise buildings built along traditional lines.
The highlights of skiing Verbier are the freeride routes off Mont Gele & Mont Fort, which at elevations of up to 10,800 ft provide superb ski experiences and glorious views of iconic alpine peaks such as the Grand Combin, Matterhorn & Mont Blanc.
Verbier ski resort is part of the 4 Vallees ski domain and ranges from 2,690ft altitude at Le Chable, up to 10,800 ft on the summit of Mont Fort. The ski resort has seamless connections with the 4 Vallees ski area providing a massive total combined 255 miles of marked runs. The expansive off-piste terrain only adds to the size and adventure of Verbier.
Verbier’s huge range of bars, restaurants and clubs do après incredibly well, so it is well suited to seasoned party-hard animals. Many clubs only come alive after 11pm so be prepared to miss first lifts. Après-ski and nightlife options are almost as infinite as the skiing choice but some of the best are right in the centre of town. Try the highly rated Le Farinet for combined après, bands (every night of the season) and nightclub til 4am. Alternatively the L’Etoile which opens at a more than reasonable 11.59pm each night (earlier on weekends) is just opposite. Those who are not drinking & dancing fit need not apply! Similarly, those on a budget, look elsewhere.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 1,103 metres
- Summit: 3,023 metres
- Vertical: 1,920 metres
- Ski area extent: 412 km
- Beginner: 135 km
- Intermediate: 170 km
- Advanced: 26 km
- Longest run: 15 km
- Number of ski lifts88
- Cable cars: 5
- Gondolas: 10
- Chairlifts: 27
- Surface lifts: 46
Davos Klosters
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Davos and Klosters
Dual Alpine Gems for Luxury Skiing and Winter Bliss
Where Tradition Meets Modernity in the Swiss Alps
Davos and Klosters, two neighboring resorts in the Swiss Alps, offer an unbeatable combination of world-class skiing, charming villages, and luxury experiences. While Davos dazzles with its cosmopolitan vibe, Klosters enchants with its traditional alpine charm, making this duo a dream destination for winter holiday enthusiasts.
Vast Skiing Across Two Unique Resorts
Together, Davos and Klosters form one of the largest ski areas in Switzerland, boasting over 190 miles of ski runs across six distinct zones. From the high-altitude pistes of Parsenn to the freeride paradise of Jakobshorn, skiers of all levels will find their perfect slope. The reliable snow conditions, with elevations reaching up to 9,800 feet, ensure an exceptional skiing experience from December through April.
Luxury and Tradition in Perfect Harmony
Davos offers a modern and vibrant atmosphere, featuring luxury hotels, fine dining, and upscale shopping. Klosters, often referred to as the “Hollywood of the Alps,” exudes rustic charm with its wooden chalets and cozy ambiance, attracting celebrities and royalty alike. Whether you prefer the sophistication of Davos or the intimacy of Klosters, both deliver unparalleled luxury and warm Swiss hospitality.
Beyond the Slopes: Endless Winter Activities
Davos and Klosters are more than just ski destinations. Explore the vast network of 45 miles of winter hiking trails or enjoy cross-country skiing on over 60 miles of scenic tracks. Take a ride on the famous Schatzalp funicular to the historic “Magic Mountain” or glide across Davos’ natural ice rinks. Families will love the sledding runs, while wellness seekers can unwind at the Davos Wellness & Spa Center.
Accessibility and Central Location
Located just 90 miles from Zurich, Davos and Klosters are easily accessible by train or car. The scenic journey through the Graubünden region sets the stage for an unforgettable alpine escape. Once there, a well-connected local transport network makes exploring the area seamless.
Why Davos and Klosters Stand Out
Davos and Klosters combine the best of both worlds: modern luxury and traditional alpine charm. Whether you’re chasing adrenaline on the slopes, savoring gourmet Swiss cuisine, or seeking tranquil mountain moments, these dual resorts cater to every winter holiday dream.
Discover Davos and Klosters: Twin alpine treasures that redefine luxury and adventure in the Swiss Alps!
Mountain Stats
- Base: 810 metres
- Summit: 2,844 metres
- Vertical: 2,034 meters
- Ski area extent: 260 km
- Beginner: 62 km
- Intermediate: 134 km
- Advanced: 64 km
- Longest trail: 12 km
- Number of ski lifts: 50
- Cable cars: 8
- Funicular: 2
- Gondolas: 4
- Chairs: 10
- Surface lifts: 26
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Interlaken
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Interlaken
Winter Elegance Redefined: Why Interlaken is the Jewel of the Swiss Alps
Situated between the crystal-clear waters of Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, with the majestic peaks of the Jungfrau region towering above, Interlaken is a gateway to winter adventures and alpine luxury. Discover why this iconic Swiss destination is perfect for your next winter getaway.
Skiing Near Interlaken: Gateway to the Jungfrau Ski Region
Interlaken offers unparalleled access to the Jungfrau Ski Region, with over 130 miles of pristine slopes for all skill levels. Just a short train or gondola ride away, ski areas like Grindelwald, Wengen, and Mürren provide everything from wide beginner runs to adrenaline-pumping descents. With modern lift systems and breathtaking scenery at every turn, skiing near Interlaken is an experience like no other.
A Hub of Alpine Luxury and Charm
Interlaken seamlessly combines the charm of a historic Swiss town with the sophistication of modern luxury. Stroll along the Höheweg promenade, lined with high-end boutiques, fine dining establishments, and cozy cafes. Whether you’re staying in a five-star hotel or a charming chalet, the accommodations here offer unparalleled comfort and style.
Winter Adventures Beyond the Slopes
Interlaken is more than a skiing destination – it’s an adventure hub. Glide across the frozen lakes on ice skates, take a horse-drawn carriage ride through snow-covered villages, or soar high above the Alps with a paragliding experience. For those seeking a slower pace, enjoy winter hiking trails, or take a scenic train ride up to the Jungfraujoch, the “Top of Europe,” for panoramic views and an unforgettable ice palace.
Perfect for Families and Groups
Interlaken’s central location and variety of activities make it ideal for families and groups with diverse interests. Kids will love sledding on the specially designed trails, while adults can indulge in spa treatments or après-ski cocktails. The region’s welcoming atmosphere ensures everyone feels at home, whether on the slopes or in town.
Scenic Splendor at Every Angle
Few places in the world offer the kind of scenic beauty that Interlaken provides. With its unique position between two lakes and surrounded by towering mountains, every moment here is a photo opportunity. From sunrise hikes to twilight lake cruises, Interlaken’s landscapes are the epitome of winter magic.
Why Interlaken is Your Ultimate Winter Destination
Interlaken is more than just a destination; it’s an experience that blends adventure, relaxation, and unparalleled natural beauty. Whether you’re hitting the slopes, exploring the surrounding villages, or simply soaking in the views, Interlaken offers a winter holiday like no other.
Pack your sense of adventure and your love for luxury – Interlaken awaits to make your winter dreams come true.
Mountain Stats
- Elevation of the ski resort: 1100 m - 2000 m
- Elevation difference: max. 830 m in one ski resort
- Slopes: 33 km (max. 15 km in one ski resort)
- Ski lifts: 13 (max. 4 in one ski resort)
- 17km Cross Country Pistes
- 2404m Max Vertical
- 2971m Highest Lift
- 567m Lowest Piste
- 567m Resort Altitude (Interlaken)
Grindelwald
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Grindelwald
Alpine Bliss Awaits: Why Grindelwald is the Perfect Winter Retreat
Tucked into the heart of the Bernese Alps, Grindelwald is a winter wonderland that offers world-class skiing, unparalleled beauty, and an authentic Alpine experience. Here’s why this picturesque Swiss village should be at the top of your list for a luxurious ski vacation.
Skiing in Grindelwald: A Paradise for Every Level
Grindelwald boasts over 130 miles of ski runs, catering to everyone from first-time skiers to seasoned pros. Connected to the Jungfrau Ski Region, the area provides access to thrilling black diamond trails, wide-open beginner slopes, and everything in between. The state-of-the-art gondolas, including the Eiger Express, whisk you up the mountain in record time, so you can spend more time enjoying the powder and the panoramic views.
Charming Village Life Meets Modern Luxury
Grindelwald combines the charm of a traditional Alpine village with the sophistication of modern luxury. Stroll through the cobblestone streets lined with boutique shops, cozy cafes, and gourmet restaurants. After a day on the slopes, retreat to your luxurious chalet or spa hotel to unwind in style.
Beyond Skiing: Adventure and Relaxation
Grindelwald is a playground for all kinds of winter activities. Take a thrilling ride down one of Europe’s longest toboggan runs, explore over 30 miles of scenic winter hiking trails, or try paragliding for a bird’s-eye view of the stunning landscape. For those seeking relaxation, Grindelwald offers serene wellness centers where you can soak in hot tubs with views of the majestic Eiger.
A Dream Destination for Families
Families will find Grindelwald an ideal destination, thanks to its excellent ski schools, gentle practice slopes, and fun activities for kids. Whether it’s building snowmen, sledding, or taking a family-friendly guided snowshoe tour, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
Breathtaking Scenery at Every Turn
Grindelwald’s scenery is nothing short of spectacular. Towering peaks like the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau form a dramatic backdrop to this charming village. Whether you’re riding a train up to the Jungfraujoch – the “Top of Europe” – or enjoying a quiet evening by the fire, the views in Grindelwald will take your breath away.
Why Grindelwald is the Ultimate Winter Destination
Grindelwald offers a magical combination of exceptional skiing, luxurious accommodations, and authentic Alpine charm. Its mix of adventure, relaxation, and awe-inspiring landscapes makes it a must-visit for your winter getaway.
From thrilling slopes to tranquil evenings in a cozy chalet, Grindelwald is where winter dreams come true. Pack your ski gear and prepare for an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Alps.
Mountain Stats
- Top lift: 2971m
- Vertical drop: 2028m
- Bottom lift: 943m
- Ride Area: 213km
- Total Pistes: 35
- Longest Piste: 15km
- Easy: 28%
- Intermediate: 57%
- Advanced: 15%
- On mountain restaurants: 11
- Total lifts: 42
- Cable cars: 6
- Gondolas: 7
- Chair Lifts: 16
- Drag-lifts: 13
St. Moritz
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St. Moritz
Luxury on the Peaks: Why St. Moritz is the Crown Jewel of Winter Escapes
With its glamorous reputation, stunning alpine vistas, and world-class amenities, St. Moritz stands as one of the most iconic winter destinations in the world. Nestled in the heart of the Engadin Valley, this prestigious Swiss resort offers a perfect blend of adventure, luxury, and sophistication. Here’s why St. Moritz should be your ultimate winter getaway.
Skiing in St. Moritz: A Playground for Champions
St. Moritz boasts over 200 miles of meticulously groomed slopes across four main ski areas, making it a paradise for skiers of all levels. Known for hosting two Winter Olympics and numerous World Ski Championships, its slopes are legendary. Whether you’re a beginner enjoying gentle pistes or an expert tackling challenging black runs, St. Moritz offers something for everyone. Plus, the resort’s state-of-the-art lifts and high-altitude location ensure superb snow conditions throughout the season.
A Freestyler’s Dream
For those looking to push their limits, Corviglia’s snowpark is one of the best in Europe, featuring jumps, rails, and even a dedicated kids’ freestyle zone. The off-piste terrain and heli-skiing opportunities also attract thrill-seekers from around the globe.
Glamour Beyond the Slopes
St. Moritz is synonymous with elegance and style. The town is home to world-class hotels, upscale boutiques, and gourmet restaurants serving everything from Swiss specialties to Michelin-starred cuisine. After a day on the slopes, unwind with a glass of champagne at the chic après-ski lounges or enjoy a spa treatment in one of the resort’s renowned wellness centers.
Unique Winter Activities
St. Moritz offers a wealth of unique winter experiences that go beyond skiing. Glide across the frozen Lake St. Moritz on ice skates, try your hand at curling, or watch the legendary White Turf horse races held directly on the ice. For a dose of adrenaline, take part in the Cresta Run, a thrilling toboggan race down a historic ice track.
Family-Friendly Luxury
St. Moritz caters beautifully to families, with excellent ski schools, dedicated children’s zones, and a variety of activities for all ages. Kids will love snow tubing and sledding, while parents can enjoy fine dining or a relaxing wellness retreat.
Breathtaking Alpine Scenery
Surrounded by glistening peaks and pristine frozen lakes, St. Moritz offers some of the most stunning landscapes in the Swiss Alps. Whether you’re riding the iconic Glacier Express train, taking a scenic helicopter tour, or simply savoring the view from a mountain terrace, the natural beauty here is unforgettable.
Why St. Moritz is the Pinnacle of Winter Luxury
St. Moritz combines legendary skiing, exclusive experiences, and unparalleled luxury to create a winter holiday unlike any other. Its mix of adventure, elegance, and unique alpine culture makes it a destination that goes beyond the ordinary.
From its sun-drenched slopes to its sparkling nightlife, St. Moritz delivers a winter escape that is as glamorous as it is exhilarating. Pack your ski gear and your finest attire – St. Moritz awaits to welcome you in style.
Mountain Stats
- Top lift: 3303m
- Vertical drop: 1503m
- Bottom lift: 1750m
- Ride Area: 350km
- Total Pistes: 88
- Longest Piste: 8km
- Easy: 20%
- Intermediate: 70%
- Advanced: 10%
- On mountain restaurants: 38
- Total lifts: 56
- Cable cars: 3
- Gondolas: 1
- Chair Lifts: 18
- Drag-lifts: 2
Zermatt
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Zermatt: A Luxury Ski Adventure at the Foot of the Matterhorn
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Nestled at an elevation of 5,315 feet in the shadow of the iconic Matterhorn, Zermatt offers an unparalleled luxury ski experience. This car-free village in the Swiss Alps is renowned for its world-class skiing, breathtaking scenery, and charming alpine ambiance. With over 140 miles of slopes in the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise area, Zermatt promises an unforgettable winter escape.
Skiing for All Skill Levels
Zermatt is a haven for skiers of all abilities. Beginners can enjoy wide, gentle trails, while advanced skiers will revel in challenging runs that include glacier skiing at over 12,700 feet. The cross-border connection to Cervinia, Italy, adds a unique dimension to the experience, offering the chance to ski two countries in one day.
More Than Just Skiing
Zermatt offers much more than exceptional skiing. Embark on guided snowshoe tours, explore scenic hiking trails, or take a ride on Europe’s highest-altitude cable car for awe-inspiring views. For a touch of romance, enjoy a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy village streets or visit the enchanting ice sculptures at the Gorner Gorge.
Après-Ski Elegance and Swiss Delights
Zermatt’s après-ski scene is second to none. From lively outdoor bars at the base of the slopes to fine dining restaurants serving Swiss and international cuisine, there’s something to suit every taste. Indulge in a traditional Swiss fondue or sip a glass of warm mulled wine while taking in the stunning alpine vistas.
Luxury Accommodations and Alpine Charm
Zermatt boasts an array of luxurious accommodations, from five-star hotels to exclusive chalets, each offering a blend of modern amenities and cozy alpine charm. The car-free streets create a peaceful, romantic atmosphere, ensuring a serene and exclusive retreat.
Easy Access to Adventure
Arriving in Zermatt is as scenic as the destination itself. The train ride through the Matter Valley is a visual treat, offering panoramic views of snow-capped peaks and quaint Swiss villages. Once you arrive, the charm of the village and its seamless blend of tradition and modernity set the stage for your alpine adventure.
Why Choose Zermatt for Your Winter Holiday?
Zermatt stands out as one of the premier luxury ski destinations in the world. With its unmatched scenery, extensive ski terrain, and high-end amenities, it offers a winter holiday experience like no other. Whether you’re seeking thrilling slopes, fine dining, or a tranquil alpine escape, Zermatt delivers on every front.
Start planning your Zermatt luxury ski getaway today and experience the magic of skiing beneath the majestic Matterhorn!
Mountain Stats
- Top lift: 3899m
- Vertical drop: 2279m
- Bottom lift: 1620m
- Ride Area: 183km
- Total Pistes: 73
- Longest Piste: 13km
- Easy: 20%
- Intermediate: 75%
- Advanced: 5%
- On mountain restaurants: 38
- Total lifts: 33
-Cable cars: 9
-Gondolas: 5
-Chair Lifts: 8
-Drag-lifts: 9
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Venus
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Heidi
Chalet Heidi Heidi is a first floor apartment located in Haus Bittel in the very heart of Zermatt. Comprising the entire first floor (128 m2) of a traditional, creaky, wooden, Swiss chalet, this is a delightful luxury chalet apartment which has just been refurbished: a real Zermatt gem sleeping up to 6 people. A great [...]
Zora
Chalet Zora The Zora Penthouse is a mirror image of the adjacent Zeus Penthouse. Situated in Haus Jaspis close to the main street and the Sunnegga Express base lift station, the very spacious (170m2) Zora Penthouse is on the top floor (with lift access) of a recent chalet with an unmatched view over the Zermatt [...]
Zeus
Chalet Zeus This 5 star chalet sleeps six in three double bedrooms and two large bathrooms. Situated close to the main street and the Sunnegga Express base lift station, the spacious Zeus Penthouse is on the top floor (with lift access) of a recent chalet with an unmatched view over the Zermatt village rooftops dominated [...]
Chloe
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Esprit
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Cervinia
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Discover High-Altitude Luxury: Skiing in Cervinia
Located at the base of the iconic Matterhorn, Cervinia is a premier ski destination offering unparalleled high-altitude skiing and a vibrant winter holiday experience. With exceptional slopes, breathtaking views, and Italian hospitality, Cervinia promises an unforgettable escape.
Ski at the Roof of Europe
Cervinia is home to some of the highest-altitude ski runs in Europe, reaching up to 12,730 feet. Its wide, well-groomed slopes cater to all skill levels, from beginners to advanced skiers, with long runs that stretch over 13 miles. The consistent snow conditions and extensive ski area make it a dream for winter sports enthusiasts.
Cross-Border Adventure with Zermatt
One of Cervinia’s unique highlights is its connection to the Swiss resort of Zermatt. With a shared ski area spanning over 220 miles of slopes, you can ski across international borders while taking in the majestic Matterhorn from every angle.
Winter Fun Beyond Skiing
Cervinia offers a variety of activities for non-skiers and families alike. Go snowmobiling across pristine alpine landscapes, ice skating in the town center, or enjoy a leisurely stroll through the picturesque village. Adventure seekers can even try heli-skiing for an unforgettable adrenaline rush.
Cozy Chalets and Gourmet Dining
After a day on the slopes, unwind in Cervinia’s cozy chalets or luxurious hotels, where warm Italian hospitality awaits. Savor traditional dishes like polenta and fondue, paired with local wines, in the town’s charming restaurants or lively après-ski venues.
Stunning Views and Alpine Charm
Cervinia offers unmatched views of the Matterhorn and the surrounding Alps. The charming village blends modern amenities with a traditional alpine feel, creating the perfect setting for a winter getaway.
Easy to Reach, Hard to Leave
Cervinia is conveniently accessible, just a two-hour drive from Turin. Whether you’re here for thrilling descents or serene moments in the snow, Cervinia’s unique combination of natural beauty and luxury will keep you coming back.
Start planning your Cervinia adventure today and experience the magic of skiing in the shadow of the Matterhorn.
Mountain Stats
- Altitude of Breuil-Cervinia: 2,050 m.
- Altitude of Valtournenche: 1,524 m.
- Lift systems: 19 in Breuil-Cervinia Valtournenche + 34 in Zermatt.
- Hourly capacity of lifts: 37,579 in Breuil-Cervinia Valtournenche, 91,109 with Zermatt.
- Maximum altitude reached by the lifts: 3,883 m Piccolo Cervino.
- Ski runs: 70 in Breuil-Cervinia Valtournenche + 78 in Zermatt.
- Ski runs with scheduled snow coverage: 200 km.
- Ski runs open for summer skiing 26.5 km: 5.5 km in Breuil-Cervinia, 21 km in Zermatt.
- Cross country ski runs: 3 km in Breuil-Cervinia +10 km in Valtournenche.
- Three snowparks: two in Cervinia at 2,050 m and at 2,800 m, the highest snowpark in Europe, one in Valtournenche at 2,300 m.
- Three children’s ski areas.
Hotel Hermitage Spa & Beauty
Italy’s Best Ski Boutique Hotel
This charming Relais & Chateaux hotel is a true cocoon hotel with a friendly atmosphere, excellent service and a well-deserved reputation for its comfort which gained its 5th star in 2010. Run by the Neyroz family since 1975, their son Corrado is now in charge and has, since 1996, instigated a renovation program throughout the hotel. The relaxed atmosphere that they have created is very special and it really is a place to unwind. The dinner menu in the attractive restaurant offers a vast range of dishes – a formula often lacking in other hotels. There is a beauty center offering a host of treatments for those that want pampering at the end of the day.
Situated about 300 meters from the cable car in its own grounds, the hotel offers a frequent shuttle-bus service to and from the lifts. In the evenings, it is a stroll into town of about 10 minutes.
The rooms are stylish and range from simple doubles to superb suites with fireplaces as well as the Grand Suite Edward Whymper or Guido Rey suite… Some of the simple doubles, known as Classic rooms. just have shower/wc. The fabrics and decor used in all rooms are very tasteful and much thought has gone into creating the style and feel of the whole hotel.
Hotel Excelsior Planet
From the romantic couple looking for elegance, comfort, and peace, to the family that needs bigger rooms like our J.suites and suites.
If opening the windows of your room you are in front of the noblest mountain in Europe, you are not dreaming: you are pleasant guests of the Zanetti family at the Hotel Excelsior-Planet. Entirely renovated, few steps from the pedestrian road and from the ski slopes, a mountain atmosphere for a first class welcome.
Let you capture by the romantic warmth of the fireside crackling tasting the cocktails of our Barman and discover the button-hole of the Excelsior-Planet Hotel: the dainty cooking refined directly by the owners and wisely managed by the Chef Fabrizio Reffo.
You will be able to taste our dishes with an excellent wine list (more than 350 qualities). For the most glutton it will be not easy to resist the desserts buffet prepared with masterly skill by our pastry-cook Elvis. The comfort is guaranteed by 46 rooms (1 big Suite, 9 suites, 25 junior suites) 18 with Teuco whirlpool, all with balcony and most of them with view on the noblest mountain of Europe, the Cervino. To complete your relax the small swimming-pool with whirlpool, sauna, hammam, emotional shower, sport and relaxing massages of our masseuse Silvia.
Courmayeur
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The “dolce vita” in Courmayeur, a holiday in perfect Italian style
Courmayeur is the quintessential Italian holiday: sport, fun, shopping, good food and excellent wine on the most beautiful side of Mont Blanc
Top-quality, style, and character: your Italian dream holiday in Courmayeur Mont Blanc
A mix of tradition and lifestyle makes this resort utterly unique. A dream holiday of perfect bliss – pinch yourself! you’re on the highest and most beautiful mountain in Europe.
Stay in a small boutique hotel, delight the palate with the typical local cuisine or go shopping in the center of Courmayeur with its boutiques and exclusive brand names where you’ll find the best in fashion, hand-crafted products, and Italian food and wine.
Innumerable pistes mark the Courmayeur mountains, the capital of freeriding.
If you are constantly looking for powder and adrenaline come to Courmayeur Mont Blanc, the Italian side of Mont Blanc: countless descents in fresh snow thanks to the numerous and impressive deep of the Vallée Blanche, more or less difficult.
Incredible lifts, heliskiing, freeride hire and test center with the newest materials, alpine guides, instructors of freeride will teach you or simply drive down freeride and freestyle fantastic lines.
Courmayeur, a fascinating town at the foot of Mont Blanc!
Courmayeur, mountain town and chic resort. Hiking boots and 5-inch heels. Rock & ice and warm spa waters. Simple mountain food and refined gourmet cuisine.
Its geographical location at the meeting point of Italy, France, and Switzerland makes it a perfect synthesis of different cultures yet it remains a quintessentially Italian Alpine town.
“Lifestyle resort”, a concept that captures perfectly the elegance of Courmayeur
A place that retains its traditions, that knows the value of professional service combined with sincerity and warmth, a place that knows how to welcome visitors with an elegance and style that is 100% Italian.
By night, too, Courmayeur Mont Blanc is unique!
Think nights in Courmayeur Mont Blanc and think young, music and fun.
At the end of the day, after so much energy has been spent on the ski slopes in winter or in outdoor activities in summer, Courmayeur’s nightlife gets underway with a vast choice of chic discos, lounge bars, famous cocktail bars plus special events and themed evenings. And if you want to have fun in the open air – even in winter – make sure you note the dates when the bars and clubs in the center hold one of their Street Parties, when Via Roma as if by magic turns into an open-air disco. Courmayeur Mont Blanc’s nightlife never ends. Be there!
Mountain Stats
- ELEVATION
- Top Lifts 8,609ft
- Vertical Drop 4,600fr
- Bottom Lift 4,010ft - LIFTS
4 Aerial tramway/reversible ropeways
2 Circulating ropeway/gondola lifts
8 Chairlifts
3 T-bar lift/platter/button lifts - RUNS
- Beginner: 20%
- Intermediate: 45%
- Advanced: 35%
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Madonna Di Campiglio
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Pedestrian friendly village with excellent access to multiple lifts. Madonna has very good piste trails for all abilities on varied terrain aspects with beautiful views over the Brenta Dolomites.
Set in the rock steeples of the Brenta Dolomites – unique tops of such a rare beauty to be declared a Unesco world heritage – and the ice stretches of the Adamello-Presanella range, Madonna di Campiglio is the most beautiful and precious pearl among the ski resorts in the Italian Alps.
Madonna has a magical feel to it – like something out of a snowglobe. The town itself is built in traditional Italian style, with plenty of lively bars, delicious local restaurants and stylish designer shops around the car-free Piazza Righi. The resort spreads for around 2 miles down the wooded valley, with a bus service connecting accommodation further away from the center.
The slopes are varied and extensive with long, confidence-building blue runs, as well as low gradient reds which are great for timid intermediates. The area lift pass includes Folgarida, Marilleva, and Pinzolo, giving more than enough piste to keep most skiers happy for a week. The resort claims 93 miles of runs which is probably big enough for a week for most of the skiers who come here, who also want to spend time, eating, drinking, sunbathing and promenading around. A relentless piste basher might get through it within four or five days, but other resorts like Passo Tonale, are covered by the Skirama lift pass and just about reachable by public transport.
Tree-lined runs lower down extend up to a variety of higher peaks, many with impressive views of the iconic Brenta Dolomites – especially up towards Spinale and Groste.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 5,085 ft
- Summit: 8,465 ft
- Vertical Drop: 3,379 ft
- Length of slopes: 93 miles
- Total lifts: 60
- Snowmaking: 95%
- Terrain Parks: 4
- Intermediate: 33%
- Advanced: 45%
- Expert: 22%
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Cortina d’Ampezzo
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Escape to Elegance: Skiing in Cortina d’Ampezzo
Nestled in the heart of the Dolomites, Cortina d’Ampezzo offers a luxurious ski experience unlike any other. With breathtaking landscapes, world-class slopes, and rich Italian culture, it’s the ultimate destination for winter enthusiasts and holiday seekers alike.
Breathtaking Scenery in the Dolomites
Cortina d’Ampezzo boasts some of the most stunning vistas in the world, with jagged peaks, serene valleys, and snow-covered forests. This UNESCO World Heritage site transforms into a winter wonderland, perfect for skiers and photographers alike.
Premier Ski Terrain for Every Level
With over 75 miles of ski runs and an elevation reaching 9,700 feet, Cortina offers a variety of trails to suit all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner looking for wide, gentle slopes or an expert seeking thrilling black diamond runs, you’ll find it all here.
A Winter Playground Beyond the Slopes
Cortina is more than just skiing. Ice skating, snowshoeing, and sledding are just a few of the activities that await. For a unique experience, take a ride on the Faloria cable car and enjoy panoramic views of the Dolomites.
Luxury Accommodations and Après-Ski Delights
Stay in chic hotels or charming chalets that combine alpine tradition with modern luxury. After a day on the slopes, indulge in Italian culinary delights, from hearty pastas to fine wines, at Cortina’s renowned restaurants and après-ski lounges.
Rich History and Vibrant Culture
Cortina d’Ampezzo is steeped in history, having hosted the 1956 Winter Olympics. Its quaint town center, lined with boutique shops and historic landmarks, invites visitors to explore its unique blend of alpine charm and sophistication.
Easy Access and Endless Adventure
Despite its remote feel, Cortina is easily accessible, just a two-hour drive from Venice. Once here, you’ll discover endless opportunities for adventure, relaxation, and making unforgettable memories.
Plan your Cortina d’Ampezzo escape today and experience the pinnacle of luxury skiing in the Italian Alps.
Mountain Stats
- ELEVATION
- SUMMIT: 9809ft
- VERTICAL DROP: 5793ft
- BASE: 4015ft - TERRAIN
- PISTES: 75 mi
- SKIABLE TERRAIN: 105 acres
- LONGEST RUN: 75 mi - RUNS: 74
- LONGEST RUN: 4 mi- INTERMEDIATE RUNS: 38%
- ADVANCED RUNS: 46%
- EXPERT RUNS: 17%
- SNOW MAKING: 80 ac
- LYFT SYSTEM: 39 total
- 5 gondolas
- 1 high-speed six
- 10 quad chairs
- 5 triple chairs
- 12 double chairs
- 6 surface lifts
Megève
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Megève, well-known to the world’s elite, has maintained its country Haute Savoie character despite the modernization of its surrounding areas.
Megève, nestled opposite Mont-Blanc, is a delight for fans of wide open spaces, looking for some escapism. In winter, when the snow begins to fall, the countryside becomes silent. During this time, the village gets ready to celebrate this most magical time of year while skiing enthusiasts prepare to explore the mountain peaks. Megève is at the heart of the Evasion Mont Blanc ski area which has 249 miles of ski runs. A huge, wide open area with its amphitheatre shape, offering a unique view of the Mont Blanc mountain range from each summit. The combination of pastures, pine forests and wide open spaces make for authentic skiing in an exceptional environment.
People skied here long before the ski lifts were built using local farmers’ horses. Megève has a reputation among ski resorts for its avant-gardism, opening the first skier cable car in France in 1933. Megève’s champions of the past, Emile Allais and Adrien Duvillard, have marked the history of French skiing; the young members of Team Megève continue to promote the village’s sporting talents.
Over the centuries, human activity has changed, as has Megève. But the village has kept its soul, its history and its authentic feel. Its unspoilt mountain architecture, its narrow streets, its many gourmet restaurants and elegant boutiques make it a unique destination with its own special story.
It is largely thanks to its history and agricultural past that Megève is currently one of the most tempting destinations for mountain gastronomy. Local producers set the tone for a village that has always sought excellence in its produce and has been attracting talented young chefs with a flair for innovation for over a hundred years. Ambassadors of gastronomy with a special talent for innovating with local produce, the village’s 85 restaurants offer an abundance of choice, from the Alps’ first 3-star restaurant to the most modest of guest house tables.
Megève has a comprehensive range of accommodation styles and categories, from simple guest houses to 5-star hotels.
Excellence is a constant here and Megève proposes a wide range of activities and events that make the village one of a kind in the French Alps!
Mountain Stats
- Base: 3.345 ft
- Summit: 7.710 ft
- Vertical Drop: 4.265 ft
- Length of slopes: 249 miles
- Total lifts: 86
- Skiable Terrain: 800 ac
- Snowmaking: 425 ac
- Terrain Parks: 1
- Beginner: 20%
- Intermediate: 29%
- Advanced: 38%
- Expert: 13%
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Chamonix
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Welcome to the roof of Europe! Skiing beyond the frontiers!
Chamonix Mont Blanc has been at the sharp end of Alpine adventure since 1760, when a Genevois scientist offered a prize for the first ascent of the highest Alp. It had its first growth spurt in the Victorian era, hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924 and has re-emerged on the freeride wave as the capital of all-mountain skiing.
Ski instructors and mountain guides come here to qualify, and every dedicated skier and snowboarder puts it on the bucket list to see how they’ll measure up to the challenge of what Chamonix calls simply “le grand ski”. Of course, there are nursery slopes and blissful fast-cruising pistes as well as all the rough stuff. You don’t need to be an expert to enjoy the famous 13 miles Vallée Blanche glacier run. But this resort town, with its ski areas spread out along the valley, is never going to deliver an effortless holiday. Queues and bus rides are part of the package and call for patience plus planning. The reward, when you emerge from the lift, is an empty mountain and a long descent that may leave you grateful for the chance to recover in a queue. The numbers give a clue as to Chamonix’s stellar pedigree.
This is a landscape built on a heroic scale that makes other resorts seem tame by comparison. No two days are the same in this hugely varied ski area. Chamonix’s smaller neighbors offer the same top-quality slopes but a quieter holiday. Les Houches, Argentière and half a dozen smaller resorts all count as Chamonix, for lift pass purposes, if not after dark. Close to the Swiss border in a no-mans-land between road passes, Vallorcine is a more remote satellite.
Chamonix resort itself is a busy town of 10,000 permanent residents at the foot of Mont Blanc, just below the French entrance to the Mont Blanc road tunnel, a major transalpine freight route. A tranquil Alpine retreat it may not be, but Chamonix’s setting beneath the cliffs and tumbling glaciers of the Mont Blanc massif is tremendous, and the bustling town doesn’t lack charm. Its old buildings have kept their sedate Victorian and more fanciful Belle Epoque look and, now that the center is traffic-free, it offers pleasant strolling, with cafés overhanging the river Arve’s torrent and a wealth of interesting shops – galleries, bookshops, and specialty food, as well as souvenirs and the latest technical snow-sports clothing and hardware.
At the center of it all stands the statue of the young hunter and collector of crystals Jacques Balmat showing de Saussure the way up Mont Blanc. Proximity to Geneva and its all-around, year-round active lifestyle appeal has made Chamonix a popular place to settle and set up shop, creating a uniquely cosmopolitan, colorful and dynamic entrepreneurial scene.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 3.419 ft
- Summit: 10.745 ft
- Vertical Drop: 7,326 ft
- Lenght of slopes: 87 miles
- Total lifts: 47
- Skiable Terrain: 761 ac
- Snowmaking: 304 ac
- Terrain Parks: 1
- Beginner: 4%
- Intermediate: 28%
- Advanced: 39%
- Expert: 29%
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Val d’Isere
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A world-renowned ski resort that has retained the heart and soul of the small mountain village it once was…
In the center of the Savoie region in South-Eastern France, Val d’Isere is the gateway to the Val d’Isere – Tignes area. Val d’Isere is an internationally renowned destination that has retained its charm and authenticity: situated at an altitude of 6,070 ft, Val d’Isere is a genuine winter wonderland from the end of November to the beginning of May each year.
Val d’Isere is an authentic Alpine village with the facilities and comfort of a large resort. Its baroque church, traditional houses, the surrounding mountains and the Isere river flowing through its center have long been the inspiration for local architects. The village today is made up of an elegant mixture of luxury hotels, holiday residences, traditional alpine chalets built from stone and wood, and some altogether more contemporary structures.
With two-thirds of its ski area situated inside the heart of the Vanoise National Park, Val d’Isere is governed by nature and the rhythm of the seasons. The resort is committed to preserving the biodiversity of the planet by being socially responsible and respectful of the environment.
The Val d’Isere – Tignes ski area is not only legendary because of its exceptional setting but also because it is a place where ski legends are made. At the Winter Olympics in 1968, the resort watched the first stars who had grown up on its pistes, the Goitschel sisters and Jean-Claude Killy, emerge as champions.
187 miles of pistes, 6.332 ft of vertical drop – one could claim ‘that says it all’ but the Val d’Isere – Tignes ski area is much more than the sum of its parts…. On more than 152 pistes and endless off-piste runs, two glaciers, two snowparks, in a ski area that hosted the Olympic Games and the World Championships, you are skiing on ‘legendary’ snow.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 6.070 ft
- Summit: 11.339 ft
- Vertical Drop: 5,269 ft
- Length of slopes: 91 miles
- Total lifts: 42
- Skiable Terrain: 2471 ac
- Terrain Parks: 1
- Beginner: 21%
- Intermediate: 38%
- Advanced: 30%
- Expert: 11%
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Excellent snow all season long, due to its high-altitude slopes on the La Grande Motte Glacier. Access to the wide range of skiing in the Espace Killy, without the premium prices of Val d’Isère.
Tignes is a world-class resort made up of five small villages. Set high in the magnificent Savoie Alps, it’s got guaranteed snow, a lively après scene and some of Europe’s best slopes. It’s a purpose-built resort, so it lacks some of the old-world charm enjoyed by its neighbours, but the variety of chalets, hotels and apartments to suit all budgets more than makes up for that. Best of all, Tignes is part of the Espace Killy ski area, so you get to enjoy glaciers and great views, without the Val d’Isère price tag.
Tignes is an ideal resort for groups as there’s a busy après scene with many bars and restaurants to choose from. Families love Tignes as it provides child-friendly entertainment, such as swimming pools and ice skating rinks. There are plenty of family-focused hotels and good quality ski schools to help the kids master the basics.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 5,105 ft
- Summit: 11,339 ft
- Vertical Drop: 6,234 ft
- Length of slopes: 186 miles
- Total lifts: 78
- Skiable Terrain: 24,710 ac
- Terrain Parks: 2
- Beginner: 15%
- Intermediate: 44%
- Advanced: 26%
- Expert: 15%
Val Thorens
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Val Thorens United, “Multi-coloured snow”. The resort that combines the best of skiing with the best of atmospheres.
Val Thorens is the highest resort in Europe (7,564 ft). At the top of the 3 Vallées, it opens out onto the largest ski area in the world, with 373 miles of equipped slopes, 320 signposted runs, and some 174 ski lifts.
There are clear benefits to being at such a high altitude: Val Thorens is quite rightly renowned for the incomparable quality of its snow, which is guaranteed between November and May. Its site, boasting remarkable sunshine and snow cover, is surrounded by 6 glaciers and 6 equipped mountain peaks at altitudes of more than 9,843 ft. Enjoy unique panoramic views over more than 1,000 peaks in the French, Swiss and Italian Alps from La Cime Caron (3,200 metres); a vast, diverse, naturally international vision. Between powder snow fields and perfectly groomed slopes, the huge Val Thorens ski area offers every kind of snowsports to every kind of person, with something for every taste, ability level and even mood (relaxed, sporty, musical, festive…): Alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, snowboarding, telemark skiing, snowshoeing and best of all, the longest toboggan run in France: 4 miles for 45 minutes of pure descent!
Val Thorens promises ease for fans of “mind-blowing skiing”, a laid-back approach for beginners, and enjoyment for everyone, whatever your skiing ability level. Easy access to the slopes from hotels and residences makes Val Thorens more qualified for the “doorstep skiing” label than anywhere else. Val Thoren’s pioneer spirit is evidenced by its ski lifts, which, like the resort, are at the peak of innovation. Comfortable, modern equipment guarantees fast, completely safe journeys. Waiting time is kept to a minimum, even at peak times and during difficult weather conditions. Safety and speed make all the difference for ski lovers. A diverse range of lifestyles, accommodation and leisure activities complements the wide choice of skiing.
Val Thorens offers a wide range of accommodation: ranging from 5 star hotels to charming 2 star hotels, from the most affordable, to top of the range, luxury apartments in 5 star residences. For over a decade, the resort has developed a wealth of chalets and residences offering the latest equipment in terms of comfort, as well as hotel services, ideal for families, couples, or groups of friends.
Val Thorens is home to another vast area, that of its entertainment and leisure activities. The best and most varied cosmopolitan, multicultural, and welcoming atmospheres are provided by experts in extending guests a warm welcome. Laid-back, lively, and vibrant, discover everything you’d expect from a town with all the atmosphere of a village: sports centre, shopping, 40 bars and 60 restaurants, the largest nightclub in the Alps, as well as live concerts every week. Ice-driving, tobogganing and snow mountain biking complete this melting pot of activities for visitors from all over the world.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 7.546 ft
- Summit: 10.597 ft
- Vertical Drop: 3,051 ft
- Length of slopes: 93 miles
- Total lifts: 33
- Skiable Terrain: 151 ac
- Snowmaking: 119 ac
- Terrain Parks: 1
- Beginner: 12%
- Intermediate: 43%
- Advanced: 35%
- Expert: 10%
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Meribel
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An authentic alpine village located in the heart of the largest ski area in the world
Located in an idyllic natural setting, Méribel embodies the charm of a mountain village, with its traditional chalets of wood and stones. Originally designed by ski lovers, its architects and its inhabitants have created an exceptional resort with slopeside accommodation. Meribel benefits from its privileged location, in the heart of the largest ski area in the world – the 3 Valleys, providing access to all types of winter sports over its 373 miles of slopes that are served by more than 100 ski lifts. Known for its variety of slopes, the resort allows skiers of all levels to enjoy exceptional skiing through the pine forests on freshly groomed slopes, with snow guaranteed throughout the winter season.
Meribel is the truly kid-friendly ski resort. Indeed Meribel has developed for this season sledging and skiing by night and new freely accessible zones, dedicated to sledging and to beginners or very young skiers. These areas are designed for fun, populated with imaginary characters and mountain spirits and featuring adventure trails and obstacle course.
A pedestrian lift pass gives an access to most of gondola lifts and cable cars to discover unique high mountain panoramas on the peaks of Tougnète, the Saulire or the Mont Vallon each offering a breathtaking 360 ° view of the Alps, from the Mont Blanc to the Ecrins mountain range.
Thanks to its discreet luxury and its emphasis on serenity and comfort, Meribel is known as the resort where one can relax in one of our many prestigious establishments, each bestowed with cozy spas carrying the best high range products. Thanks to its many top level restaurants, Méribel offers an exceptional gourmet experience, with French gastronomic meals or traditional local food.
Very accessible, the resort is located only 15 minutes from the TGV and Eurostar station, and two hours from Lyon and Geneva International airports.
Mountain Stats
- Base: 3,609 ft
- Summit: 9,685 ft
- Vertical Drop: 6,076 ft
- Length of slopes: 94 miles
- Total lifts: 45
- Skiable Terrain: 1,043 ac
- Snowmaking: 536 ac
- Terrain Parks: 2
- Beginner: 9%
- Intermediate: 40%
- Advanced: 37%
- Expert: 15%
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Phillipsburg – The Ranch at Rock Creek
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The Ranch at Rock Creek
The World’s Only Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Guest Ranch
Escape to The Ranch at Rock Creek for an unparalleled winter experience. Ideal for couples, families and adventure seekers who desire stress-free, all-inclusive luxury tailored to their comforts and interests, The Ranch at Rock Creek offers over 20 wintertime activities, along with fireside relaxation, gourmet meals, and The Granite Spa. Best of all, leave your bulky gear at home. Our all-inclusive rates include equipment, gear, and guides, as well as Ranch cuisine, premium wine, beer and spirits, and daily children’s activities among other amenities.
As the United States’ only National Geographic Unique Lodge of the World, our Montana winter vacation resort rivals the chalets of Lausanne, Chamonix, and Turin as a winter getaway. Stay in the cozy Granite Lodge or make one of our Luxury Homes or Cabins your private ski chalet. Delight in Chef Drage’s dining experiences, like tasting menus, Dutch oven dinners, and other hearty, healthy fare. Enjoy bonfire happy hours with mulled wine and hot cocoa.
Only 35 minutes from The Ranch, Discovery Ski Area boasts the shortest lift lines in Montana. The mountain has three faces and 67 trails, including bunny hills, moguls, groomed trails and double-black diamond runs. Recently, Warren Miller filmed part of his 2014 film, No Turning Back, at Discovery Ski Area on these expert runs.
Mountain Stats
- Total Patrolled Area: 2,200 acres
- Vertical Drop: 2,388 feet
- Longest Run: 1.5 miles (Winning Ridge)
- Snowmaking: 4 Runs
- Annual Snowfall: 215 inches
- Number of Trails: 67
- Beginner: 20%
- Intermediate: 25%
- Advanced: 25%
- Expert: 30%
- Lifts: 5 triples, 2 doubles, 1 Surface
- Terrain Park: 2.5 Acres with rails, boxes and jumps (open Friday-Sunday)
- Cross Country: 5km
Deer Valley Resort
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Tucked away in a picturesque valley, Deer Valley Resort is the premier ski destination in the United States.
Built on an unparalleled commitment to excellence, Deer Valley revolutionized the ski industry by providing the services one would expect of a first-class hotel.
2018 – 2019 Ski Season: December 8, 2018 – April 7, 2019
Deer Valley Resort is nestled in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah, just 36 miles east of Salt Lake City, in the historic mining town of Park City. Deer Valley is consistently ranked #1 in guest service among ski resorts in North America, as rated by the readers of SKI Magazine, and delivers an unmatched experience for your winter vacation. We understand that the finer details make a big difference, which is why Deer Valley offers first-class amenities such as uniformed ski valets, groomed-to-perfection slopes, award-winning cuisine, on-site child care and convenient lift, lodging and rental packages.
We invite you to enjoy The Greatest Snow On Earth® with an annual average of 300 inches blanketing Deer Valley’s six mountains – Little Baldy Peak, Bald Eagle, Bald, Flagstaff, Empire and Lady Morgan – offering a thrilling day for skiers of all abilities.
Challenge yourself on the very runs skied by Olympians during the 2002 Salt Lake Olympic Winter Games; take a ski lesson and learn the basic fundamentals of an exciting, new sport; or treat yourself to Deer Valley’s award-winning cuisine. We are excited to show you just how wonderful a Deer Valley Resort vacation can be and to share the “Deer Valley Difference” with you.
Planning a summer trip to Deer Valley? Be sure to call us and ask about summer activities. You’ll discover why so many locals say they came to Deer Valley for the winter, but they stayed for the summer.
At Deer Valley, the culinary scene is a direct reflection of how much they value their guests. After all, a good meal brings people together, and at Deer Valley, they know how
important that connection is during your vacation. Sit, relax, and enjoy.
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Mountain Stats
- Vertical 3,000 ft
- Top elevation 9,570 ft
- Base elevation 6,570 ft
- Skiable area 2,026 acres
- Runs 103
- 27% easiest
- 41% more difficult
- 32% most difficult
- Longest run 2.8 mi
- Chair lifts: 21
- Conveyor lifts 4
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Vail
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North America’s top ski resort- Vail, an extraordinary winter vacation destination.
If you’ve ever seen a picture of Vail, you’ve likely caught a glimpse of the iconic pedestrian village. Many of its buildings were originally built by Vail’s founders in the early 60s with a nod to classic European alpine architecture.
Vail Village retains a peaceful, small-town ambiance even with its world-class restaurants, shopping, cafes, and late night hot spots. The heated streets make for an easy walk up Bridge Street to Gondola One.
The dining scene is amazingly diverse and one of Vail’s main attractions, with Restaurant Kelly Liken, Matsuhisa Vail, Elway’s, Larkspur, Sweet Basil and many more.
Vail Village is also home to some of the most famous boutique and luxury hotels. While the hotels here are close to lifts, many offer ski valet and shuttles to make your journey to the slopes that much easier.
There’s no better way to unwind after a full day on the slopes or shopping on our cobblestone streets than with an après aperitif in hand. When the sun sets on the slopes, that’s when the real fun begins.
Relax by the fire and sip on your favorite beverage at one of our world-class après spots. With so many bars, dancing, and live-music options, you won’t be hard-pressed to find something fun and exciting while in Vail.
Mountain Stats
- Summit: 11570 feet
- Base: 8120 feet
- Vertical Drop: 3450 feet
- Total Skiable Average: 5289 ac
- Number of Trails: 195
- Longest Run: 4 miles
- 19% Beginner
- 29% Intermediate
- 48% Advanced
- 4% Expert
- Average Annual Snowfall: 350
- Total Lifts: 31
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Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek: enter the gates of this ski wonderland and leave everyday life behind
People come from all over the world for that feeling, and many make it a tradition. The ski terrain is legendary and spectacularly varied. This is the only mountain in North America to regularly host the Men’s World Cup ski races on the Birds of Prey downhill race course.
Hone your skills at the Ivy League of ski schools and rise to the top of your class. At the end of the ski day, reward yourself with a fresh chocolate chip cookie served daily by Cookie Time chefs, and tell your friends about your amazing day on the slopes. Beaver Creek will even mail a collector postcard anywhere in the world, free of charge.
It’s no wonder Beaver Creek has won the Best Overall Customer Service Award from the National Ski Association five years in a row.
Awaken slopeside, amid a warm, intimate village that combines the polish and refinement of a five-star resort with a relaxed, family atmosphere. Enjoy world-class cuisine, blissful spas and captivating performing arts. After the lifts close, take the kids for a sleigh-ride dinner to Beano’s Cabin or SaddleRidge, a living western museum. Check out complimentary family programs offered each night of the week. Beaver Creek is always new, always perfect, always more than you expected.
Mountain Stats
- Base Elevation: 8,100 ft.
- Summit Elevation: 11,440 ft.
- Vertical Rise: (3,340ft)
- Number of Trails: 150
- Number of Lifts: 24
- Skiable Acreage: 1,832 acres
- Longest Run: Centennial at 2.75 miles
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