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Val Thorens Snow Report & Forecast
Discover the latest Val Thorens snow conditions
So that’s it for this winter in Val Thorens. It’s been a strange season, mainly enjoyed in two halves! After an early snow dump and optimistic signs of a good winter ahead, we suffered a real lack of snow at Christmas and New Year on the lower slopes. Then finally mid January we were rewarded for our patience with colder temperatures and a good dump of snow to get the season re-started and just in time for the February half terms. We then enjoyed a sunny dry spell but by mid-February we were begging for more snow, even with our snow dances, the snow eluded us. Finally early March brought us more much needed snow and spring skiing was on! Although we suffered on the lower slopes at times. End of March and throughout April we were delivered more snow, in fact some big dumps of snow which has seen us through to the end of our season in style! An enormous shout out to those magnificent pisteurs who kept our resort going throughout, even at times when it seemed incredibly difficult on the low slopes. We’ll be back next winter with our weekly snow reports, until then, enjoy a break before summer in Val Thorens opens up.
For the last week of the season in Val Thorens, which closes on 8th May, you will enjoy some good skiing. Light snow is forecast on Friday over about 3000 metres and on Saturday moderate snow is forecast in the evening and light snow through Sunday with the freezing level down to around 2200 metres. More moderate snowfall on Monday evening and then it looks like sunshine on Tuesday to enjoy the new powder up at high altitude. Enjoy the closing sessions apres ski parties 29th April - 5th May and La Grande Derniere 6th - 8th May.
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Summer in Val Thorens
There are many exciting events and activities to look forward to this summer in Val Thorens including road and mountain biking, soapbox racing, climbing, trail running, festivals and much more.
Val Thorens will open for summer on the 1st July - 26th August 2023. Summer is a fabulous time to be in the mountains for hiking, biking, climbing, archery, zip line, and relaxing. Mini golf, swimming, canyoning fishing, children's activities and many other activities for all the family. Check our website for ideas of things to do and where to stay.
Updates
If you head down this page, you can see live forecasts, lift status, links to webcams from Val Thorens. Beginning next winter we will again be updating this snow report page every Thursday, so check back in with us to see how the pistes are doing and what you can expect from the snow forecast each week.
We need you!
If you're in Val Thorens this spring and summer, we want to see your images, especially videos, of what you've been up to. So when you post to Facebook or Instagram, please tag us @SeeValThorens #seevalthorens. Every week, we'll be posting our favourite videos and images here and sharing on our social media, along with our weekly resort snow report.
Signing off for winter now, we’ll see you out on those mountain bike and hiking trails this summer and back on the snow in December
Team SeeValThorens
Current Weather Conditions | Les Menuires
Updated 1 October 2023 at 15:01
Lifts & Trails | Les Menuires
Updated 1 October 2023 at 15:01
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Current Weather Conditions | Val Thorens
Updated 1 October 2023 at 15:01
Lifts & Trails | Val Thorens
Updated 1 October 2023 at 15:01
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Trails and activities
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Snowcams
Our collection of the best Val Thorens webcam views from the top of the mountain down to the bottom of the valley, these webcams give you a idea of the latest weather conditions in Val Thorens. Please note, due to the extreme conditions these webcams undergo, at times the webcams can become buried under snow, clouded over or even disconnected - so please check back regularly for updates.