Val Thorens snow report

It's not every day that you go skiing in the French Alps, so it's worth planning your trip to Valthorens and its slopes. This ski resort is part of Les Trois Vallées, which is the largest ski area in the world with 600 kilometres (Val Thorens alone has 150 kilometres of slopes).

And we like it best because it guarantees a good condition of the slopes in Val Thorens: 99% are located at an altitude of more than 2.000 metres. Of course, there is no shortage of snow parks and cross-country ski runs. Find out where the different slopes and facilities in the resort are located on the Val Thorens piste map.

On the other hand, which slopes are open in Val Thorens at the moment? Has it snowed enough in the last days and weeks? Are all the skiable kilometres of Val Thorens available? Can we use all the lifts to get around the slopes of Val Thorens? What are the minimum and maximum snow thicknesses in Val Thorens at the moment? You can find out all this and much more before your trip to the French Alps in this section, where you will find all the detailed information on the Val Thorens snow report, which is updated every day.

The state of the slopes in Val Thorens can change from sector to sector, with more snow in the higher areas and less in the lower areas if it has not snowed much. The Péclet and Orelle areas are ideal for the family crowd, while the slopes around the summit of the Caron are the most attractive for expert skiers, with descents that can reach up to 1.000 metres in vertical drop. Take a look at the Val Thorens piste map to find the sectors most suited to you.