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Key facts
| Resort | 1400 m |
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| Slopes | 1215-2550 m |
| Lifts | 50 |
| Pistes | 152 km |
| Price index | 90 |
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The upside
- A sympathetically designed purpose-built, car-free resort
- Largely slope-side accommodation
- Extensive easy slopes linked to St-François-Longchamp
- Beginners and children particularly well catered for
The downside
- Few challenges on-piste
- Mostly low, so snow is a worry; and snowmaking is not comprehensive
- Still lots of slow lifts and drags
- Steep site, with outlying lodgings very separate from the resort core
- Few alternatives to self-catering
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I have visited Valmorel 3 times in the past two years,…
Conrad Bool 3 Oct 2007
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Summary
Built from scratch in the mid-1970s, Valmorel is unlike any of its contemporaries – its central development feels like a tiny mountain town. The resort has gone up in the world recently, in terms of accommodation; but the ski area, to be frank, is lagging some way behind – and it is never going to compete with its illustrious neighbours in the next-door Three Valleys.
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Gallery
Key facts
| Resort | 1400 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 1215-2550 m |
| Lifts | 50 |
| Pistes | 152 km |
| Price index | 90 |