Val Thorens offers reliable snow and varied terrain for families
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Val Thorens, Europe's highest resort at 2,300m, offers reliable snow and terrain for both skiers and snowboarders.
Val Thorens, at 2,300m Europe's highest resort, offers reliable snow guaranteed from November through May and terrain suited to families with mixed skiing and snowboarding abilities.
The ski area is almost entirely ski-in/ski-out, allowing visitors to step from accommodation straight onto the piste without needing buses or long walks. Skiers can access well-groomed blue and red runs linking across the Three Valleys, plus off-piste and high-altitude bowls when conditions allow. Snowboarders have dedicated terrain parks, a large half-pipe and wide, mellow runs suited to carving and freestyle practice.
ESF and Oxygène offer teen-focused group lessons and 'pro rider' sessions from age 12 upwards, covering snowpark, slalom and safe off-piste introduction. The scale of the resort allows mixed-ability families to split up during the day, meet for lunch on the mountain and regroup for afternoon runs without anyone feeling held back. Chalet Ibex, located centrally but away from the main bustle, provides easy access to lifts, shops and eateries, plus indoor spa facilities including a pool, hot tub, steam room and sauna.
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- Val Thorens - A family ski break that keeps teens happyVAL Thorens delivers reliable snow, vast terrain and enough variety to keep both a skier and a snowboarder in the same family fully occupied.Bournemouth Echo · 24 Oct, 12:40
- Val Thorens - A family ski break that keeps teens happyVAL Thorens delivers reliable snow, vast terrain and enough variety to keep both a skier and a snowboarder in the same family fully occupied.Dorset Echo · 24 Oct, 12:40
In this story: Val Thorens · Three Valleys · Ski Beat · Chalet Ibex · ESF · Oxygène
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