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If you are having trouble deciding which resort to head to this year then check out our top five European recommendations for some of the best snow this season and you will not be disappointed. Zermatt, Switzerland – Ski here 365 days a yearYou can find yourself in utter tranquillity in Zermatt thanks to its car-free policy. The only form of transport allowed in Zermatt is electric-cars - which are pretty much silent, and horse-drawn sleighs and carriages. Zermatt offers four spectacular areas of ski Sunnegga, Gornergrat, Klien Matterhorn and Schwarzsee meaning there is plenty to keep you occupied throughout your ski holiday. If you are looking for a luxury ski holiday then Zermatt is the place to go. Tignes and Val d’Isere , France – Something for everyoneA common pass for the Espace Killy will provide you with to 300km of piste across Val d’Isere and Tignes. For skiers and boarders there is varying terrain for all abilities as well as great off-piste runs. Its energetic slopes cater beautifully to its even livelier nightlife with a favourite among many being La Folie Douce, it is very popular with the younger skier where you can jump around on tables in your ski boots to live funk, soul and dance from early afternoon. 
St Anton, Austria – unrivalled terrainSt Anton offers a considerable system of cable cars and lifts all over its substantial assorted terrain with demanding on and off-piste boarding surrounded by fantastic beauty making it the perfect place for a catered ski holiday. It is the main snowboard resort in the Arlberg region and is viewed as one of Europe’s very best ski areas due to it boasting some of the very best snowboarding terrain in Austria, together with a considerable selection of natural obstacles, steep powder fields and drop-offs offering heart stopping free-riding. Thermals, check, salopettes, check, hat, scarf, gloves, check, goggles, check, ski resort decided, CHECK! |