Station de Ski de Val d’Isère

I’ve spent 3 weeks here this season, and feel like I could live here.
I can’t give it a better recommendation.
Considered one of the ‘snow-​sure’ resorts, Val d’Isere is more likely to have decent snow coverage than most.
It has a variety of terrain to suit all abilities, a lovely town, modern lifts and is pretty easy to get to from Bourg St Maurice.
You can’t really go wrong with Val d’Isere!

The officially cited total length of the ski runs is 300+km. Don’t believe this figure. It’s been shown by independent third party analysis that this is a 27% increase and the actual figure is more likely 236 km. Still quite a bit of piste! This resort is pretty nice however the biggest downside is the exorbitant food prices. A moderately priced meal for two will set you back anywhere between 70 – 100 €! A tartiflette, which is simply a potato gratin with cheese and some bacon will set you back € 24 on average. Considering that most skiers will have a meal for lunch and dinner, the costs quickly add up. No wonder you see so many people having picnics on the slopes! However if one ignores the food prices and focuses just in the skiing then the resort merits four stars.

毎年行きますが、ゲレンデの整備が大変良くされていて、クオリティー高いスキー場。
アフタースキーも数多くのバーがあり、朝、夜、どちらも楽しめます。
隣町とも連携していて無料バス乗り放題なので安心。
スキーの他にも山歩き、プール、ロッククライミングの施設もあるし、お子様連れならスケート場もあります。
本格的に滑りたい人はインストラクターを連れてゲレンデ以外の出来立てほやほやの雪を楽しみましょう。

Fantastic pistes, very efficient lift network throughout the resort. There really isn’t much more you could ask for from a ski resort.

The best station for skiers in the Alps bar none!

La station de ski de val d’isere qui accueille les championnats du monde de ski 2009 est la station qui à le plus haut taux d’enneigement en terme de constance. En association avec Tignes, ces stations bénéficient de 300 kilomètres de pistes. Le domaine skiable est donc immense et je profite à chaque fois du maximum de pistes. Bien que les tarifs soient très chers (plus de 40EUR en haute saison), cette station reste une des meilleures des alpes.