A vast off-piste playground, lots of scintillating pistes, and some superb ski schools. There’s no denying it: Val d’Isere is one the world’s very best ski resorts.
Zermatt may be home to some awesome terrain, but you’ll enjoy it most if you want to mix skiing hard with eating out in the superb mountain restaurants and soaking up the view.
Champoluc is part of Monterosa Ski, which is Italy’s very own Three Valleys. The area is home to the most underrated skiing in the Alps – both on-piste and off.
Think of Serre Chevalier as the laid-back, country cousin of the A-list resorts further north – a bit smaller, and a bit less high-tech, but also friendlier, more relaxed and with bags more Gallic character.
Banff National Park is home to some of the most stunning scenery we’ve ever seen and three self-contained ski resorts. Taken together, they offer an unusually varied skiing experience…