Elevation
1,825m
Base
3,230m
Summit
930m
Vertical Drop
Trails
86
61 Acres
Lifts
31
4 types
Snowfall
640cm
Annual Snowfall
82cm
Nov
145cm
Dec
164cm
Jan
100cm
Feb
98cm
Mar
65cm
Apr

Best known for

  • # 1 Intermediate Terrain in Europe
  • # 1 Apres Ski in France
  • # 1 All Mountain Terrain in Savoie
Val Thorens

Where to Stay

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 23, 2024

Projected closing date

May 04, 2025

Projected Days Open

168

Days Open Last Year

164

Years Open

54

Average Snowfall

686cm

Terrain

Beginners Runs
14%
Intermediate Runs
44%
Advanced Runs
33%
Expert Runs
9%
Runs in Total
86
Longest Run
3.5 km
Skiable Terrain
150 km
Snow Making
48 ha
Snow Making
120 km

Lifts

31

Gondolas & Trams
11
High Speed Sixes
14
High Speed Quads
2
Surface Lifts
4

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Declan McManus

We had skiied in many resorts before we found VT and have not ventured beyond it since. Access to a great range of pistes, great lift service and generally guaranteed snow make this the best that we have sampled. As for the evening toboggan run - absolutely brilliant. The only irritant is the noisy revellers in the street at 4am (every morning) - 5am on one occasion. This is followed (we stayed in the centre of the village) by an unloading lorry in the main street at 5.30am which goes on until 6.15 (why???) and that was followed one morning by a snow machine at 6.30am at the travelator which carried on until c 7.15am. Sleepless nights followed by a full day's skiing are not the best mix and management really should do something to limit these sorts of inconsiderate practices.

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