Auvergne - Rhône - Alpes
The largest ski resort in the world
Winter delights from November to May
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With a total of 350 ski resorts, France has the largest ski area in the world. You can ski on the glaciers from November to May and in summer.
France has some of the world's most popular ski resorts.
Resounding names such as Courchevel, Les Menuires, Méribel, Val d'Isère and Chamonix have an international reputation.
You should also get to know these ski resorts and ski areas:
Alpe d'Huez, Les 2 Alpes, Les Arcs, Tignes and Val Thorens.
Les 3Vallées is the largest ski area in France and connects 7 ski resorts. Ski resorts that offer "skiing right on your doorstep". With an altitude of 1,800 to 3,230 meters, it offers 600 km of slopes. Almost 180 lifts connect the ski resorts of Courchevel, Méribel, Val Thorens/Orelle and Les Menuires/Saint Martin to form a fabulous ski network. With a total of 320 signposted runs, variety is guaranteed even for longer stays.
Ski resorts marked with the "Label Famille Plus" are particularly family-friendly
Many French ski resorts are the ideal vacation destination for the whole family.
44 French ski resorts have the "Famille Plus" label. An independent label created on the initiative of the ski resorts themselves with more than 110 family-friendly assessment criteria. Simply look out for this label and your winter vacation with the family will be relaxed and unforgettable.
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Office de Tourisme des Menuires, Foto P. RoyerLes Menuires ski resort
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Meribel Tourisme, Foto Sylvain AymozMeribel ski resort
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Val d’Isère TourismeVal d'Isère ski resort
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OT Chamonix, David RavanelChamonix - Mont Blanc ski area
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Office de Tourisme Alpe d’HuezAlpe d'Huez ski resort
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les 2 alpes, Foto Pyrène DuffauLes 2 Alpes ski area
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lesarcs.com, Foto Juliette ReboursLes Arcs ski resort
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Tignes Tourist Office, Foto Andy ParantTignes ski resort
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OT Val Thorens, Foto C. DucruetVal Thorens ski resort