Ski Holiday 2026/2027 in the Alps, hotel and lift pass included

Winter 2026/2027

Ski Holiday in Austria

Austria is the home of skiing, with world-famous apres-ski, first-class groomed pistes and an alpine culture unlike anywhere else.

Alpbach

113 km pistes · 46 lifts

Austria's prettiest village, with 113 km of pistes in Ski Juwel. A charming Tyrolean idyll offering family-friendly skiing.

Bad Gastein

200 km pistes · 45 lifts

A legendary Austrian ski resort in the Gastein valley with 200 km of pistes, high-altitude terrain up to 2,700 metres and world-famous thermal spas.

Damüls

109 km pistes · 29 lifts

A small mountain village in Bregenzerwald with an average of over nine metres of snow per season and 109km of pistes in the Damüls-Mellau ski area.

Ellmau

275 km pistes · 81 lifts

A family-friendly village by the Wilder Kaiser with direct access to SkiWelt's 275 km of pistes, known from the TV series Der Bergdoktor.

Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis

214 km pistes · 68 lifts

Award-winning family ski resort in Tyrol with 214 km of pistes, 68 lifts and some of the Alps' largest children's areas on a sunny plateau.

Flachau

121 km (lokalt) / 760 km (Ski Amadé) pistes · 25 (lokalt) / 270 (Ski Amadé) lifts

Flachau in Salzburgerland offers 121 km of local pistes and access to the whole of Ski Amadé, with nearly 760 km of pistes and 270 lifts.

Hintertux

60 km pistes · 21 lifts

Austria's only year-round glacier destination, with 60 km of pistes up to 3,250 metres and snow-sure conditions throughout the year.

Hochkönig

120 km pistes · 34 lifts

Hochkönig in Salzburgerland offers 120 km of linked pistes between Maria Alm, Dienten and Mühlbach, set in a relaxed and affordable environment.

Ischgl

239 km pistes · 45 lifts

Ischgl has 239 km of pistes in the Silvretta Arena, a ski area that extends into Switzerland's Samnaun, and the Alps' most famous après-ski scene.

Kaprun

62,5 km pistes · 24 lifts

Kaprun sits beneath the Kitzsteinhorn glacier, with skiing up to 3,029 metres and 138 km of pistes together with Zell am See.

Kirchberg

188 km pistes · 57 lifts

An affordable Tyrolean village with access to the whole KitzSki area, 188 km of pistes and 57 lifts, right next to Kitzbühel.

Kitzbühel

188 km pistes · 57 lifts

Legendary ski resort in Tyrol with medieval charm, 188 km of pistes and the famous Streif World Cup run.

Lech-Zürs

305 km pistes · 88 lifts

Exclusive and highly snow-sure skiing in Vorarlberg, with direct access to the whole of Ski Arlberg and 305km of pistes.

Leogang

270 km pistes · 70 lifts

A calm, family-friendly village with direct access to the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn and 270km of pistes.

Lofer

46 km pistes · 10 lifts

A charming village in Salzburgerland with 46km of pistes at the foot of the Loferer Steinberge. Perfect for families and beginners.

Maria Alm

120 km pistes · 33 (lokalt) / 34 (Hochkönig) lifts

A charming alpine village in Salzburgerland with access to 120km of pistes in the Hochkönig area. Perfect for families.

Mayrhofen

142 km pistes · 57 lifts

A lively Tyrolean ski resort in the Zillertal valley with 142km of pistes, the steep Harakiri run and a lift pass that opens up the whole valley's 546km.

Nassfeld

110 km pistes · 29 lifts

One of the Alps' sunniest ski resorts, with 110 km of pistes by the Italian border and some of Austria's lowest prices.

Obergurgl

112 km pistes · 25 lifts

Austria's highest village, with 112 km of pistes up to 3,080 metres, exclusive tranquillity and near-guaranteed snow from November to May.

Obertauern

100 km pistes · 26 lifts

Obertauern has a unique circular ski circus where every piste leads back to the village, with 100 km of pistes and excellent snow reliability.

Rauris

33 km pistes · 12 lifts

A peaceful, authentic family resort in Salzburgerland with 33km of pistes, long runs, and voted Austria's best beginner slope.

Saalbach

270 km (Skicircus) / 400 km (Saalbach World) pistes · 70 lifts

Saalbach-Hinterglemm combines 270 km of pistes in the Skicircus with some of the Alps' most famous après-ski spots.

Schladming

125 km (lokalt) / 230 km (4 Berge) pistes · 81 lifts

A classic Austrian ski town in Styria, with the 4 Berge pass, 230km of pistes and the World Cup's famous night slalom on Planai.

Sölden

144 km pistes · 31 lifts

Sölden in the Ötztal combines two glaciers, three peaks over 3,000 metres and 144km of pistes with one of the Alps' liveliest après-ski scenes.

Söll

275 km pistes · 81 lifts

Affordable Tyrolean village with a direct gondola into the SkiWelt, 275km of pistes and enjoyable après-ski.

St. Anton

305 km pistes · 88 lifts

Legendary Austrian ski resort with 305 km of pistes in Ski Arlberg, world-class freeriding and the Alps' most famous après-ski.

Wagrain

120 km (Snow Space) pistes · 45 lifts

Charming family resort in Salzburgerland with 120km of pistes in Snow Space Salzburg and access to Ski Amadé.

Westendorf

275 km pistes · 81 lifts

A charming Tyrolean village in the Brixental with direct access to SkiWelt and 275 km of pistes, plus a link through to KitzSki.

Zell am See

138 km (lokalt) / 408 km (Ski Alpin Card) pistes · 57 lifts

Zell am See-Kaprun combines a charming lakeside town with snow-sure glacier skiing on the Kitzsteinhorn, up to 3,029 metres.

Zillertal Arena

150 km pistes · 52 lifts

Zillertal Arena links five villages with 150 km of pistes and 52 lifts, with broad, sunny slopes that suit the whole family.

Winter 2026/2027

Ski Holiday in Italy

The Italian ski resorts in the Dolomites and the Alps offer a unique combination of world-class skiing, fantastic food and Italian charm.

Alta Badia

130 km pistes · 53 lifts

The gastronomic capital of the Dolomites, with 130km of pistes, six charming villages and direct access to the Sella Ronda.

Arabba

62 km pistes · 26 lifts

Arabba is Sella Ronda's most demanding corner, with steep pistes, 62km of local skiing and access to Marmolada at 3,269 metres.

Bormio

50 km pistes · 14 lifts

Historic ski resort in Lombardy with challenging pistes, the famous Stelvio descent and Italy's finest thermal baths.

Canazei

150 km (Val di Fassa) / 1 200 km (Dolomiti Superski) pistes · 14 (lokalt) / 450 (Dolomiti Superski) lifts

Canazei in Val di Fassa is the starting point for the Sella Ronda and provides access to Dolomiti Superski with 1,200 km of pistes.

Cervinia

150 km pistes · 21 lifts

A high-altitude Italian ski resort at the foot of the Matterhorn, with skiing up to 3,480 metres and a direct link to Zermatt.

Cortina d'Ampezzo

120 km pistes · 37 lifts

The Queen of the Dolomites, with 120km of pistes, Olympic heritage from 1956 and Italian elegance beneath Tofana and Cristallo.

Courmayeur

100 km pistes · 18 lifts

An exclusive Italian ski town at the foot of Mont Blanc, with 100km of pistes, challenging terrain and gourmet food in the Aosta Valley.

Kronplatz

119 km pistes · 32 lifts

South Tyrol's most modern ski resort, with 119 km of pistes, 32 lifts and slopes facing every direction from the summit at 2,275 metres.

Livigno

115 km pistes · 31 lifts

A snow-sure Italian ski resort at 1,816 metres with 115km of pistes, tax-free shopping and lively après-ski.

Madonna di Campiglio

60 km pistes · 24 lifts

An elegant Italian ski resort in Trentino with 150 km of pistes and dramatic views of the Brenta Dolomites.

Moena

45 km pistes · 14 lifts

A peaceful and affordable family resort in Val di Fassa with around 100km of pistes in Alpe Lusia and San Pellegrino, right in the heart of the Dolomites.

Ortisei

175 km pistes · 81 lifts

Charming village at 1,236 metres in Val Gardena, with 175km of local pistes and access to the Dolomiti Superski.

Passo Tonale

100 km pistes · 29 lifts

A snow-sure Italian ski resort at 1,883 metres, with the Presena glacier reaching 3,016 metres, 100 km of pistes and good value prices.

San Martino di Castrozza

60 km pistes · 16 lifts

A scenic ski resort in the Dolomites with 60km of pistes at 1,487 metres, right beside the mighty Pale di San Martino massif.

Selva Val Gardena

175 km pistes · 81 lifts

Selva Val Gardena in the Dolomites is the starting point for the Sella Ronda, with 175 km of local pistes and access to 1,200 km across Dolomiti Superski.

Sestriere

120 km pistes · 30 lifts

Italy's highest ski resort at 2,035 metres, with access to 400 km of pistes in the vast Via Lattea system.

Val di Fiemme

50 km pistes · 19 lifts

A sunny valley in Trentino with 110km of alpine pistes, world-class cross-country skiing and genuine Italian village life.

Winter 2026/2027

Ski Holiday in Switzerland

Switzerland has Europe's most dramatic alpine landscape, with iconic mountains such as the Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau as a backdrop for your ski holiday.

Adelboden

72 km pistes · 57 lifts

Charming Swiss mountain village with 210 km of pistes shared with Lenk, famous for the World Cup slalom at Chuenisbargli every January.

Arosa Lenzerheide

225 km pistes · 43 lifts

Swiss ski area in Graubünden with 225 km of pistes and two villages linked by the Urdenbahn gondola.

Crans-Montana

140 km pistes · 24 lifts

A sun-drenched ski resort on a high plateau in Valais with 140 km of slopes, views from the Matterhorn to Mont Blanc, and wide runs for the whole family.

Davos

150 km pistes · 57 lifts

Europe's highest town, with six ski areas and 300km of pistes together with Klosters, in Graubünden, Switzerland.

Engelberg

82 km pistes · 25 lifts

Central Switzerland's largest and highest ski area, with glacier pistes on Titlis at 3,238 m and a vertical drop of over 2,000 metres.

Grindelwald

213 km pistes · 45 lifts

Iconic Swiss ski resort at the foot of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, with 213 km of pistes and 45 lifts in the Jungfrau region.

Klosters

150 km pistes · 57 lifts

A discreet, elegant neighbour to Davos in Graubünden, with access to 300km of pistes and one of the longest descents in the Alps.

LAAX

224 km pistes · 28 lifts

Switzerland's leading freestyle destination with 224 km of pistes and four snowparks, with skiing right up to the Vorab glacier at 3,018 metres.

Saas-Fee

100 km pistes · 22 lifts

Car-free village at 1,800 metres in Valais with glacier skiing up to 3,600 metres and views of 13 four-thousand-metre peaks.

St. Moritz

155 km pistes · 56 lifts

Legendary Swiss classic in Engadin with 350 km of pistes, over 300 days of sunshine a year and a jet-set atmosphere all of its own.

Verbier

215 km pistes · 82 lifts

Verbier is one of the world's leading freeride destinations, with 410 km of pistes in the 4 Vallées and a lively, international village atmosphere.

Wengen

110 km pistes · 45 lifts

A car-free Swiss village in the Jungfrau region with 213 km of pistes, the legendary Lauberhorn run and views of the Eiger.

Zermatt

200 km pistes · 52 lifts

Exclusive, car-free village at the foot of the Matterhorn, with 360 km of pistes and reliable snow all the way up to 3,883 metres.

Winter 2026/2027

Ski Holiday in France

France has the world's largest interconnected ski areas, with high-altitude, snow-sure resorts such as Val Thorens and Alpe d'Huez.

Alpe d'Huez

250 km pistes · 71 lifts

Sunny French ski resort with 250 km of pistes, 71 lifts and skiing up to 3,330 metres on Pic Blanc.

Avoriaz

120 km pistes · 34 lifts

A car-free ski resort at 1,800 metres in Portes du Soleil with 650 km of pistes, ski-in/ski-out, and excellent conditions for families.

Chamonix

155 km pistes · 62 lifts

The cradle of alpinism at the foot of Mont Blanc, with 155 km of pistes, legendary off-piste and a lively mountain town.

Courchevel

150 km pistes · 58 lifts

Courchevel is the most exclusive resort in Les 3 Vallées, with 150km of its own pistes and access to 600km in total.

Flaine

140 km pistes · 24 lifts

A snow-sure resort at 1,600 metres in the Grand Massif, with 140km of its own pistes and access to 265km in total. A safe choice for families.

Isola 2000

120 km pistes · 22 lifts

Isola 2000 is just 90 minutes from Nice and offers 120km of pistes at 2,000 metres altitude, with southern French sunshine and reliable snow.

La Clusaz

125 km pistes · 47 lifts

A genuine Savoyard village in the Aravis massif with 125 km of pistes, 47 lifts and a charming centre with a church tower and stone houses.

La Plagne

225 km pistes · 72 lifts

Large family-friendly French ski resort with 225 km of its own pistes, ten villages and access to Paradiski's 425 km via the Vanoise Express.

La Rosiere

80 km pistes · 38 lifts

A sunny resort at 1,850 metres with 160km of pistes in Espace San Bernardo and skiing across the border into Italian La Thuile.

Les Arcs

200 km pistes · 54 lifts

A versatile French ski destination with 200km of pistes, high-altitude skiing from 3,226 metres and access to Paradiski's total of 425km.

Les Deux Alpes

225 km pistes · 47 lifts

A French ski resort with glacier skiing up to 3,600 metres, 225km of pistes and a lively après-ski scene along the main street.

Les Menuires

160 km pistes · 33 lifts

A great-value base right in the heart of Les 3 Vallées, with 600km of pistes and direct links to Méribel and Val Thorens.

Les Sybelles

310 km pistes · 68 lifts

France's fourth-largest ski area, with 310 km of pistes and 68 lifts spread across six villages in the Maurienne valley.

Megeve

225 km pistes · 55 lifts

France's most glamorous ski resort with 225km of its own pistes, access to 445km across Evasion Mont-Blanc, and a food culture in a class of its own.

Méribel

150 km pistes · 51 lifts

A charming village at the heart of Les 3 Vallées, with 600 km of pistes, great après-ski and skiing up to 2,952 metres.

Pra-Loup

100 km pistes · 27 lifts

A sunny ski resort in the southern French Alps with 180km of pistes in Espace Lumière and over 300 sun days a year.

Risoul

100 km pistes · 31 lifts

Sunny and family-friendly ski resort at 1,850 metres, linked to Vars in the Forêt Blanche ski area with 185km of pistes.

Samoëns

140 km pistes · 64 lifts

Historic stonemasons' village in Haute-Savoie with access to Grand Massif and 265 km of pistes. Heritage and skiing in one place.

Serre Chevalier

250 km pistes · 57 lifts

One of France's largest ski areas with 250 km of pistes, thirteen villages in the Guisane valley and plenty of sunshine in the Hautes-Alpes.

Tignes

150 km pistes · 44 lifts

Tignes sits at 2,100 metres with glacier skiing up to 3,456 metres and 300 km of pistes in Espace Killy alongside Val d'Isère.

Val d'Isère

150 km pistes · 42 lifts

A prestigious French classic at 1,850 metres, with challenging pistes and access to 300km in Espace Killy.

Val Thorens

150 km pistes · 31 lifts

Europe's highest ski resort at 2,300 metres, with direct access to Les 3 Vallées and 600km of pistes.

Valmorel

165 km pistes · 33 lifts

A charming, car-free mountain village in Savoie with 165km of pistes in the Grand Domaine. Family-friendly and easy to love.

Ski Holiday in the Alps with Hotel and Lift Pass Included

At SkiTrips24.co.uk you'll find ski holidays to the best ski resorts in the Alps, always with accommodation and lift pass included in the price. That means you don't need to add up hotel and lift pass separately: the price you see covers the whole stay, with your lift pass ready when you arrive.

You arrange your own travel to the Alps. Many visitors drive via the Eurotunnel from Folkestone, arriving at Calais, while others take the train or book a flight independently. This gives you complete freedom to choose your departure day, route, and how much luggage and ski equipment you bring.

Our selection covers ski resorts in Austria, Italy, Switzerland and France, from vast networks with hundreds of kilometres of pistes to charming alpine villages for families. Each resort page gives you facts about pistes, lifts and altitude, tips on apres-ski and activities, and answers to common questions, so you can choose the right resort before you book.