Val Thorens

OPENING DATES: From 20th November 2010 to 8th May 2011.
HIGHER. Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe. 2300m high, Val Thorens guarantees an excellent quality snow cover all winter long. With 5 pistes’ summits higher than 3000m, and 99% of the ski area higher than 2000m, the snow is guaranteed for real and that up to May! In Val Thorens, the snow is good, ski is reliable.
WIDER. Val Thorens is part of the 3 Vallées, the biggest linked-up ski area in the world. 600 Km of slopes which connect the resorts of Courchevel, La Tania, Méribel, ST Martin, Les Menuires and Val Thorens that you can do by ski or thanks to ski lifts. Not by feet or shuttles. Because connections between resorts are done on crests, not in the bottom of the valley where there isn’t any snow…In the 3 Vallées, snow is everywhere, ski is more varied

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Maeva Les Combes

Quartier Reberty 1850 Les Menuires, Saint Martin de Belleville

Set on the heights of La Vanoise National Park, this residence features a sauna. Each modern apartment offers a balcony or terrace. Each spacious apartment at Maeva Les Combes has a dining area and a seating area with a TV...

Lagrange Classic Le Nécou

Quartier Réberty, Les Ménuires

The residence Lagrande Classic Le Nécou welcomes you in a wooden building in the heart of a mountain area, in the immediate vicinity of the ski lifts and the slopes of Les Ménuires. It features studios and apartments overlooking the valley or the mountain...

Le Sherpa Val Thorens Hôtels-Chalets de Tradition

Rue De Gebroulaz, Val Thorens

Located in the heart of Val Thorens, Hotel Le Sherpa offers ski-in-ski-out accommodation in a chalet-style building offering a view of the top of the Trois Vallées ski area. Hotel Le Sherpa is a family-run hotel featuring comfortable rooms with wooden furniture and warm colours...

GENERAL

Snowdepth

Terrain: 255 cm

Slope: 175 cm

Altitude: 1800 to 3200m

Top: 3230m

Village: 2300m

Language: English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch, Italian

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