These are the places I’ve skied on three different continents since 1986. If your favourite resort is missing, it means I haven’t been there …. yet.
Note, I only count outdoor slopes where skiing with natural snow is possible (although snow cannons are allowed for a top up). Dry slopes and snow domes aren’t being listed.
France
- Valmorel (Le Grand Domaine, Valmorel – Longchamp – St Francois – Doucy) Savoie Region
- Le Corbier (Super Grand Large, Le Corbier – La Toussuire – Les Bottieres – St Jean d’Arves – St Sorlin d’Arves) Savoie Region
- Chamonix (Mont Blanc area, Courmayer – Le Tour – Argentiere – Chamonix – Les Houches – Megeve – Combloux – Les Contamines) , Haute Savoie Region – Home of the Worlds longest ski run
- Meribel, part of the 3 Valleys (Courcheval – La Tania – Meribel – Motaret – Les Menuires – Val Thorens – St Martine de Belleville), one of the (or possibly even the) largest lift linked ski areas in the world.
- La Plagne. (Paradiski linked to Les Arcs)
- Val d’isere, Espace Killy ski area (linked to Tignes).
- Les 2 Alpes.
- Alpe D’Huez.
- La Bresse-Hohneck (Vosges).
- La Rosiere (Espace San Bernardo, linked to La Thuile in Italy)
- Sainte Foy
- Portes du Soleil , France and Switzerland (Morzine, Avoriaz, Les Gets, Chatel, Champery, Champoussin, Morgins, Torgon, Abondance)
- Flaine
- Monts Jura (Lelex/Crozet)
Switzerland
The home of alpine skiing.
Italy
Where I started skiing.
Austria
Andorra
Ski across the country.
- Pas de la Casa (Linked to Soldeu – El Tarter/Grand Valira area), Pyrenees, Andorra
Spain
Bulgaria
Enjoy the cheap wine and beer.
- Borovets, Rila Mountains
New Zealand
Antipodean Delights.
- Mt Ruapehu (Whakapapa and Turoa).
USA
In the trees.
England
Why not!