BASE: 1375ft
SUMMIT: 1775ft
VERTICAL DROP: 0ft
NO. OF. LIFTS: 3
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 2
Surface: 1
Settled on the west of Pyrenees, at a height of 1650 meters, the Pierre Saint Martin is a ski resort with a magnificent landscape.
In the heart of the Vosges massif, an intermediate mountain village situated in the enriching environment of the Natural Parc of the Ballons des Vosges.
At an altitude of 1050m, in the high Dordogne Valley and at the foot of le Puy de Sancy, highest peak in Massif Central (1886m), le Mont-Dore is situated in the heart of the Natural Park of the Auvergne lakes and volcanoes.
La Plagne is a beautiful place – a plateau surrounded by the great snow covered alpine peaks. You have to say this first because it has a reputation for ugly buildings.
One of the best ski areas of the world is situated in Austria, at the Arlberg at an altitude from 1300 to 2811 metres.
Right at the heart of the Haute-Tarentaise region of the French Alps, the friendly resort of La Rosière (1850 m).
For skiers, freeriders and ski touring enthusiasts, the kilometres of snow-covered slopes that surmount the Macugnaga basin definitely represent a delightful opportunity to try and endless range of different descents and excursions.
Madesimo, in the Spluga Valley (province of Sondrio), is part of the Valchiavenna Skiarea.
Madonna di Campiglio is an elegant ski resort located at 1550 m of altitude in a natural conch nestled between the Brenta Dolomites mountain range and the Adamello and Presanella glaciers.
We can offer you 68 hectares of well-groomed slopes and guaranteed snow due to perfect sow making facilities at the family mountain Maiskogel. Both beginners and professionals will find their favourite ski slopes here.
When the first snow flakes fall, the high-lying valleys in the Liechtenstein are transformed into a winter paradise.
The charming little ski town of La Norma in the heart of the Savoyard French Alps is located at 1350 metres in altitude, on a vast tree covered plateau which leads to the Vanoise mountain range and further on, the upper valley of the Arc
