To get the most enjoyment from skiing down the slopes of Val Thorens, you first need to acclimatize and get used to its altitude. Once you’ve discovered the breathtaking views from the local observation points, you can start exploring the trails. It’s particularly delightful that the snow cover here lasts most of the year, and thanks to the glaciers, skiing is possible even in summer.
The sports opportunities of this ski area go far beyond skiing and snowboarding. Visitors can enjoy a helicopter tour, a 6 km toboggan run, medium-difficulty cross-country trails, a snowpark, a boardercross track, a sunny slope, an aqua club, various sports centers, and children’s playgrounds.
The ski slopes of Val Thorens are moderately gentle and not too difficult, making them ideal for both advanced and beginner skiers. The maximum trail length reaches 3,200 meters. The Peclet and Chavière glaciers allow skiing on snowy slopes even during the summer months.
All ski runs in Val Thorens are divided by difficulty level. At the foot of the mountains, beginners will find green and blue slopes, while more advanced skiers can try the Col, Combe du Caron, and Méribel trails. Experienced and professional skiers will enjoy the slopes near the Cime de Caron area.
