Good ski with a lot of tree runs. Plenty of off piste to explore and good touring options. Would recommend if you are looking for somewhere different.

Superb ski area with lots of tree-line skiing. Has a real 'local' French feel unlike many resorts. Stay in Briancon if you need to save costs, as accommodation is cheaper here.

Really lovely family friendly resort. Can be busy during French school holidays. Easy to get to via Turin

We've skied Serre Chevalier a few January's in a row and it's just a really great area with lots of diverse terrain and we've always had great snow. It's huge as well with a couple of ski cross tracks, a zip line and great restaurants.

We were in SC over New Year. It was noticeablly very busy. On the first day took us over an hour to get on the gondola (from the second day we got to the lift 30mins before the opening time to beat the crowds). Whilst the ski area had a lovely feel to it, the pistes were too busy to fully enjoy the trip. Plenty of ski equipment suppliers in Briancon and hotels/accommodation. Apres isn't really a thing up the mountain or in Briancon - if you are looking for Apres give this town a miss. The old town of Briancon was stunning! There are a multitude of restaurants to eat in. The food (and wine) was good value.

First time snow boarding as an adult and I can honestly say it's been unbelievable. My partner who has skied for much longer can't speak highly enough of this resort - it's quiet but alpine character, good food and a picon biere. Everyone is lovely too!

Really enjoyed our stay. Lots of skiing and great instructors. We had fairly icey older snow for the first 4 days, snowing all day on the 5th day and lovely powder skiing on the last day. When icey some of the red runs up high became very difficult. Blacks lower down much easier. Overall great holiday

I went here on a school trip and the ski school was very good as well as the resort itself having lots of different runs and having lots of variety.

Loved Serre Chevalier. Easy transfer from Turin and plenty of mountain to explore with safe off piste options. Mountain was well connected with lots of interesting runs for snowboarders.

Cheap, extensive area and remarkably quiet for France and term time. Basic but cheap accomodation Powder to be found and hidden corners Run to briancon gets slushy when sunny