Slopes in Val Thorens

In order to get the most out of skiing on the ski slopes of Val Thorens, you first need to acclimatize and get used to its altitude. Once you have discovered the picturesque views of the local lookouts, you can start to master the slopes. The snow cover in this area is especially pleasant all year round, so no matter what time of year you come to this resort, there will be plenty of snow for skiing.

The sporting opportunities of the ski area are not limited to skiing or snowboarding. There is an opportunity for helicopter rides, a 6 km toboggan run, cross-country skiing on a moderately difficult track, a snow park, a bardercross track, a sunny track, an aquatic club, all kinds of sports centers, and playgrounds for children.

Val Thorens ski slopes are not very difficult and sloping, so they are perfect for advanced and beginner skiers. The maximum length of the ski slopes is 3200 meters. The Peclet and Chavier glaciers allow vacationers to ski on snow-covered slopes even in summer.

All ski slopes in Val Thorens are divided by the level of difficulty. For beginners there are green and blue slopes at the foot of the mountains, for skiers with higher qualification there are the Col, Com du Caron and Meribel slopes. Experienced and professional skiers will be interested in the ski slopes of Val Thorens near the Cime de Caron area.