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The high-altitude resort of Val Thorens offers a wide variety of ski runs for all ages and abilities, from complete beginners to freeride experts, and is a part of the largest linked ski area in the world, the Three Valleys - all of which can be accessed with the same pass. Find loads of top tips and local insights in our Val Thorens Ski Areas, Pistes & Parks.

About Val Thorens & the Three Valleys Ski Areas

The high-altitude resort of Val Thorens offers a wide variety of ski runs for all ages and abilities, from complete beginners to freeride experts, and is a part of the largest linked ski area in the world, the Three Valleys - all of which can be accessed with the same pass.

The main things to know about the Val Thorens ski area are:

The highest altitude resort in Europe
With 90% of the area above 2,000m, its own glacier and a peak elevation of 3,200m, amazing conditions are guaranteed throughout winter into late spring.

Longest winter in the Alps
Val Thorens is open from mid-November until early May (snow conditions dependent), that's nearly six months of skiing.

Great for families and beginners
A 'Famille Plus' resort with dedicated facilities for those with young children or elderly relatives, and exclusive zones for beginners only.

Part of the largest interlinked ski area in the world
As a part of the Three Valleys there are virtually no limits to where you can go with an all encompassing lift pass that includes Courchevel and Méribel.

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