Key facts
Resort | 2300 m |
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Slopes | 1260-3230 m |
Lifts | 180 |
Pistes | 600 km |
Price index | 115 |
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The upside
- Extensive slopes for all abilities, plus access to the Three Valleys
- One of the most snow-sure resorts
- One of the slickest lift systems in France
- Compact, with ski-in/out lodgings
- Convenient, gentle nursery slopes
- Decent range of accommodation, including some very smart hotels and apartments
The downside
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News – 2020/21
A new 400sqm natural ice rink will open. And the Alain Prost ice driving circuit will be the first in France to have only electric vehicles (2WD cars and 270cc go-karts) to try. A drone will be used to help with mountain safety , such as avalanche assessment and rescue operations.
Summary
Over the years, Val Thorens has gradually drifted upmarket and there are now four 5-star hotels. But it remains a top place for the enthusiast looking for the best snow available and fast lifts to whizz you around. For a late trip, in particular, it’s the best base in the wonderful Three Valleys. But we normally prefer a cosier base lower down. That way, if a storm socks in, we can play in the woods; if it’s scorchio, we can set off for Val Thorens.
Blogs, features and news
- Val Thorens make génépi hand sanitiser
- 3 Valleys launches its winter season
- Val Thorens offers ski pictures for kids to colour in
- Fabulous skiing conditions in the Three Valleys
- More snow due in the Alps this weekend
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Key facts
Resort | 2300 m |
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Slopes | 1260-3230 m |
Lifts | 180 |
Pistes | 600 km |
Price index | 115 |
Linked resorts