The Snow is Falling

Oh the weather outside is...delightful!

The snow is falling in abundance and it doesn’t look like it will come to an end any time soon. We’re fewer than 10 days away from opening the doors on Winter 2019/2020 and we couldn’t be more excited!

Here are some beautifully snowy photos captured in recent days. Surely it’s enough to tempt you, but the hardest decision...which resort will you choose?

Alpe d'Huez

Last snowfall 14 November - 12cm due in next 3 days

Known by locals as L’Ille au Soleil (Island in the sun), Alpe d’Huez never fails to disappoint in sun or in snow. Just an hour and a half from Grenoble and with seven piste-side properties, a holiday in Alpe d’Huez is as seamless as can be.

Portes du Soleil - Avoriaz & Morzine

Avoriaz

Last snowfall 16 November - 50cm due in next 3 days

The pedestrianised streets, horse-drawn sleighs, ski in/ski out chalets and a baffling 350 km worth of skiing, make Avoriaz a worthy crowd pleaser. The striking architecture designed to make the town blend into the mountain-side makes it all the more charming and intriguing.

Morzine

Last snowfall 16 November - 50cm due in next 3 days

Having drawn on its past, Morzine has successfully retained its tradition of hospitality which, combined with modern facilities, fantastic access to dizzying heights and just an hour and twenty minutes from Geneva, makes it a brilliant option for beginners and experts alike.

Three Valleys - Meribel & Courchevel

Meribel

Last snowfall 22 November - 151cm due in next 3 days

Sitting gracefully in the heart of the Three Valleys, Meribel ticks so many boxes. Offering a quintessential ski holiday, Meribel boasts beautiful scenery and ample activities both on and off the slopes.

Courchevel 1850

Last snowfall 22 November - 92cm due in next 3 days

Courchevel 1850 was built in a woodland setting, shortly after World War 2. It’s chocolate box chalets, luxury boutiques and fabulous sking have transformed a previously purpose-built resort into one which oozes character, elegance and charm.

Paradiski - La Plagne

Last snowfall 14 November - 55cm due in next 3 days

Aside from consistently reliable snow records, la Plagne can guarantee one thing, you won’t get bored! The Paradiski region is a vast snow sports’ playground with 425km of pistes. It may not be renowned for its aesthetics but that can be forgiven thanks to its convenience, altitude and magnitude.

Espace Killy - Val d'Isere

Last snowfall 15 November - 95cm due in next 3 days

Val d’Isere has earnt and maintained its world-famous reputation for excellent snowfall, a vibrant après scene and an altitude that reaches up to a whopping 3465m! Full of life and character, Val d’Isere is a firm favourite amongst returning guest.

Arlberg - Lech, St Anton & St Christoph

Lech

Last snowfall 14 November - 27cm fell

Lech is known as one of the finest ski resorts in Europe, and rightly so. It is timeless and effortlessly picturesque, whilst also delivering an impressive record of snowfall.

St Anton & St Christoph

Last snowfall 14 November - 23 cm fell in St Anton and 23cm in St Christoph

St Anton is often referred to as the ‘Cradle of Alpine Skiing’ due to its role in inventing the sport! With a wealth of history and a huge character, St Anton is not one to miss. Five hundred metres above is St Christoph. This traditional and refined resort was recognised in the 14^th century when a hospice was set up and thus the tradition of hospitality began and continues to be deeply instilled today. St Anton, St Christoph and Lech sit comfortably within the Arlberg region, an area which averages nine metres of snowfall each winter!

With a wondering eye constantly ending up on the webcam pages, we are eagerly awaiting for the season to begin!

If you’re interested in any or all of the resorts above, call us today to speak to our knowledgeable sales team and find out which of these resorts would be the best fit for your next ski holiday.