Ski Resort Directory

Known as "L'Ile au Soleil," this high-altitude hub boasts the 16km Sarenne black run and 250km of Grand Domaine pistes.

Chamonix outpost at the foot of Grands Montets; a hub for high-altitude glacial and off-piste skiing.

Car-free Portes du Soleil hub with cedar-wood architecture and doorstep access to 600km of pistes.

Ski resort in France

Legendary extreme skiing destination at the foot of Mont Blanc

Authentic Portes du Soleil village with farmhouse charm and cross-border Swiss links.

Ultra-luxury resort in the heart of Les Trois Vallées with world-class amenities

Woodland village with 1992 Olympic ski jumps and direct Three Valleys gondola access.

Bernese village with the Chuenisbärgli World Cup run and 210km of Adelboden-Lenk slopes.

Snow-sure luxury hub linking high-alpine Gemsstock terrain with sunny Sedrun slopes.

Car-free 1,775m bowl linked to Lenzerheide, with 225km of pistes and a sunny atmosphere.

Sun-drenched Valais plateau with Matterhorn views and year-round glacier skiing above 1,500m.

Europe’s highest town in the Parsenn area with legendary long runs and high-altitude cross-country.

Swiss freeride mecca on Titlis Glacier with a 2,000m vertical drop and deep snowpacks.

Switzerland’s freestyle hub with Europe’s largest halfpipe on the high Graubünden plateau.

Val d’Anniviers village of sun-blackened chalets with 220km of high-altitude off-piste terrain.

Wooden Tyrolean village with access to the 113km Ski Juwel Alpbachtal Wildschönau area.

Tirolean SkiWelt village with family terrain and views of the rugged Wilder Kaiser range.

Freeride capital of the Skicircus with elite off-piste terrain in the Kitzbühel Alps.

Snow-sure Ski amadé village with a hot air balloon festival and high-altitude charm.

High-tech Snow Space Salzburg hub with wide World Cup slopes and upscale Austrian après-ski.

Belle Époque thermal spa valley in the Hohe Tauern with skiing across four high-altitude sectors.

One of the highest Alpine villages at 2,150m, accessing the uncrowded Diamond of the Alps.

Silvretta Arena hub linking Austria to duty-free Samnaun via 239km of lift-connected runs.

Europe’s largest high-altitude meadow; 60km of gentle Dolomite terrain and sun-drenched vistas.

A Ladin culinary hotspot on the Sella Ronda circuit, home to the challenging Gran Risa World Cup giant slalom course.

Sella Ronda's technical heart at 1,602m with the steepest Dolomite runs and Marmolada Glacier access.

This South Tyrolean town at Kronplatz connects to 119km of Dolomiti Superski pistes.

Sella Ronda hub beneath Marmolada glacier with access to Val di Fassa’s limestone peaks.

High-altitude resort with Matterhorn views and links to Zermatt

High-altitude Italian cruising with a border link to Zermatt’s Matterhorn Glacier Paradise.

This Monterosa circuit gem features vast off-piste terrain across three tranquil valleys.

Glamorous resort town with four mountains and world-class dining

Four-mountain destination with the Silver Queen Gondola and high-altitude terrain above 3,400m.

Meticulously groomed terrain meets heated walkways and the Birds of Prey World Cup course.

High-altitude mining town with the Imperial Express, North America’s highest chairlift at 4,000m.

Utah’s ski-only resort featuring limited tickets, impeccable corduroy and five-star service.

CA-NV border resort pairing Lake Tahoe views with steep tree skiing and high-energy casino nightlife.

Teton Range icon famous for the steep Corbet’s Couloir and 4,000 vertical feet of expert terrain.

Sierra Nevada peak at 11,053ft with massive snowfall and a season extending into summer.

Historic National Park gateway offering access to the 'Big 3' ski areas amidst the rugged peaks of the Canadian Rockies.

Okanagan champagne powder and snow ghost trees surround this mid-mountain village.

Le Massif features Eastern Canada’s highest vertical drop and views of the frozen St. Lawrence River.

Canadian gem in the Lizard Range with five massive alpine bowls and deep Rocky Mountain powder.

Marmot Basin features Canada’s highest base elevation and pristine wilderness in a vast National Park.

Canada’s champagne powder capital in the Purcells; steep chutes and massive North American vertical.

Banff National Park wilderness featuring rugged back bowls and iconic turquoise lake views.

Premier Eastern Canada resort with European-style pedestrian village

1998 Olympic site in the Northern Alps with 10 base areas and legendary deep Japanese powder.

Light volcanic powder across four mountain zones with views of Mount Yotei.

Historic hot-spring village with traditional ryokans and heavy Nagano snowfall.

Sweden’s top family resort with four sectors, minutes from the Scandinavian Mountains Airport.

This Jotunheimen National Park gateway features cross-country trails and family-oriented slopes.

This fjord capital accesses the steep, snowy peaks of Voss and Myrkdalen resorts.

Norwegian Gaustatoppen peak featuring a unique Cold War-era mountain railway and vast off-piste.

Hardangervidda plateau resort with world-class snowkiting and family slopes between two national parks.

1994 Olympic host near Lillehammer with floodlit night skiing and wide, family-oriented cruising.

The Scandinavian Alps: rugged peaks, snow-sure slopes, and Norway’s most vibrant apres-ski scene.

1994 Olympic venue in Norway with world-class downhill runs overlooking the Gudbrandsdalen valley.

Snow-sure Norwegian resort with wide trails and off-piste, two hours from Bergen.

Bavarian Zugspitze retreat featuring the Kandahar World Cup run and historic Olympic heritage.

Europe’s southernmost resort on Veleta peak with views across the Mediterranean to Morocco.

Pyrenean Vallnord destination with south-facing slopes and vibrant après-ski for families.

Home to two glaciers and the Big 3 peaks over 3,000m, this Ötztal hub hosted James Bond’s Spectre at Ice Q.