Resort Information

Known to be one of America’s favourite resorts, Aspen has a great deal to offer.

Banff is home to one of the longest ski seasons in North America and is an ideal destination for all skiers.

Cervinia has a village height of 2,050m and a ski area that rises all the way up to 3,480m.

Champoluc offers excellent long runs and exceptional off-piste terrain reached from the top lifts.

Being the capital of the Trois Vallées, Courchevel offers the best skiing within the area.

Also known as the mountain of the angel, Engelberg offers incredible off-piste skiing.

Easy access, short transfers and snow-sure make Isola 2000 a perfect option for a short break.

La Plagne is a skiing paradise that consists of no fewer than 11 small villages.

Les Arcs is made up of four modern, traffic free resort units.

Madonna di Campiglio offers sunny and snow-sure conditions.

Megéve is an absolute Mecca for foodies and a paradise for skiers of all levels.

Morzine is a popular French family-friendly resort.

With 200 km of pisted runs and 55 lifts, skiing in Saalbach is absolutely first class.

Saas Fee is fully deserving of its nickname, ‘the pearl of the Alps’.

Sölden is one of the leading destinations in the Alps, with a big ski area and a network of high speed lifts.

Tignes has some of the best snow coverage in Europe spread over a wide area of varied terrain.

Val d’Isère has long been considered one of the world’s premiere ski destinations.

Verbier is the main resort in the Quatre Valleys, Switzerland’s largest ski area.

Whistler is known for fitting all levels of skiing and for being a popular American ski resort.