All ski resorts in the Alps

Here you will find all 108 ski resorts we have on SkiTrips24.co.uk, sorted by country. Whether you are looking for wide beginner pistes in Austria, enormous ski areas in France, sunshine and pasta in Italy, or dramatic alpine views in Switzerland, you will find the right resort here. Click on a ski resort to read our complete guide with piste maps, facts, climate data and booking tips.

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Ski resorts in Austria

Austria is one of the most popular countries for a ski holiday, and with good reason. Here you will find everything from lively party resorts such as Saalbach and Ischgl to peaceful family resorts such as Rauris, Maria Alm and Flachau. Austria is characterised by pleasant apres-ski, charming alpine villages and often affordable packages. Salzburgerland and Tyrol are home to most of the resorts, with snow-sure high altitude alternatives such as Obergurgl and Obertauern.

Ski resorts in France

France has the Alps' largest connected ski areas. In Les Trois Vallées (with Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens) and Paradiski (Les Arcs and La Plagne) you can ski for several days without skiing the same piste twice. French ski resorts are often at high altitude, giving a long season and reliable snow, perfect for those who want to ski a lot.

Ski resorts in Italy and Switzerland

Italy tempts with sunshine, good food and reasonable prices at ski resorts such as Livigno, Cervinia and the Dolomite gems of Val Gardena. Switzerland offers the exclusive and spectacular, Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn, fashionable St. Moritz and Grindelwald with views of the Eiger's north face.

Frequently asked questions about ski resorts in the Alps

How many ski resorts are there on SkiTrips24.co.uk?

We have guides to 108 ski resorts in the Alps, spread across Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland. Each resort has a complete guide with pistes, lifts, climate data and booking tips.

Which country in the Alps is best for a ski holiday?

It depends on what you are looking for. Austria is known for pleasant apres-ski and affordable family resorts, France for enormous connected ski areas, Italy for sunshine, good food and reasonable prices, and Switzerland for dramatic scenery and exclusive ski resorts.

Which ski resort is best for beginners?

Austrian resorts such as Rauris (with the country's best beginner slope), Flachau and Wagrain are among the best for beginners and children, thanks to wide practice areas and well regarded ski schools.

What is included when I book here?

With us you book accommodation with hotel and lift pass included. You arrange your own travel to and from the resort, so you are free to choose how and when you travel.