Close to Voss, Myrkdalen is a modern resort with a reputation for reliable snowfall and off-piste opportunities. The terrain is mostly intermediate-friendly, with wide slopes and a relaxed village atmosphere …
Saint-Hilaire-du-Touvet is a scenic village perched on a plateau in the Chartreuse Mountains, overlooking the Grésivaudan Valley. While not a traditional ski resort, the area offers gentle trails for snowshoeing …
Pontechianale is a small ski area in northern Italy’s Piedmont region, set above the village of the same name. It offers a limited but enjoyable selection of gentle to intermediate …
Located in the Prättigau region of Graubünden, Fideris is a small, traditional ski area with a strong local character. It offers mainly beginner and intermediate slopes, a quiet mountain setting, …
Located at the foot of the Grossglockner in Carinthia, Heiligenblut is a high-alpine ski resort with a dramatic mountain setting. It offers challenging pistes, long descents, and reliable snow conditions, …
Tucked in the Catalan-French Pyrenees, Porte Puymorens is a ski area that feels delightfully off-grid — rugged slopes, pine forests, and fewer crowds than the big Alpine resorts. It’s a …
In the Allgäu Alps, Nebelhorn is known for one of Germany’s longest ski descents and a dramatic high-mountain setting. It appeals to intermediates and advanced skiers looking for longer runs …
Pelvoux-Vallouise is a scenic Alpine village in the Hautes-Alpes, located near the Écrins National Park. Its ski area offers gentle to intermediate slopes, ideal for families and beginners, while the …
Perched in the northern French Alps, Châtel is a picturesque village where traditional timbered chalets meet sweeping ski slopes. Part of the vast Portes du Soleil domain, it offers a …
Vipiteno – Monte Cavallo – Rosskopf is a ski area in northern Italy’s South Tyrol region. It offers a mix of easy and intermediate slopes, with some longer runs for …