Beginner 21%
Intermediate 51%
Advanced 20%
Expert 8%
Overall Rating
4.07
From 15 Reviews
61
Total Runs
1400
Bottom Elevation
2550
Top Elevation
95
Skiable Terrain
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Valmorel, part of the Grand Domaine ski area, is a family-friendly resort designed to blend seamlessly with its beautiful mountain environment. The resort offers a variety of slopes for all levels, along with a pedestrian-only village center, making it safe and welcoming for families. Valmorel is appreciated for its charming architecture, scenic views, and relaxed atmosphere.
Recent Reviews
Nathan
advanced snowboarder 🏂 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Mar, 18 2026
Great locals resort, mostly French people and families. Brilliant pistes, food was incredible, not a massive party scene but if you want great skiing with friends or family definitely worth it.
Alice
intermediate snowboarder 🏂 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Mar, 16 2026
This was such a special field!! We got so lucky because the visibility was not great but the powder was fantastic. It felt very French authentic and it was affordable
Tom
advanced skier ⛷️ 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
Jan, 30 2026
Extensive and varied area shared with St Francois, great fun and plenty of things to do at all levels. Beginners or early intermediates might struggle to get fully around the area and see all the different parts.
Combolouviere is a bit of a slow and pointless spur of the area, don't waste time heading down there unless you want a long slow cruise with a beginner.
The big freeride area is a great asset and hugely fun. The long runs connecting the two valleys are great and cruisy, although a couple of slow lifts and heavily mogulled link runs make it a chore at the end of the day.
More child friendly things to do over the St François side really. Valmorel town is really lovely though, quaint little streets and some amazing places to eat out.
Combolouviere is a bit of a slow and pointless spur of the area, don't waste time heading down there unless you want a long slow cruise with a beginner.
The big freeride area is a great asset and hugely fun. The long runs connecting the two valleys are great and cruisy, although a couple of slow lifts and heavily mogulled link runs make it a chore at the end of the day.
More child friendly things to do over the St François side really. Valmorel town is really lovely though, quaint little streets and some amazing places to eat out.
Valmorel Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
13Beginner Runs
31Intermediate Runs
12Advanced Runs
5Expert Runs
61Total Runs
8 kmLongest Run
95 kmSkiable Terrain
45 kmsSnow making
Elevation
2550 mTop
1400 mBottom
1150 mVertical Drop
Lifts
3Gondolas / Cable Cars
7Chairlifts
22Surface Lifts
Lift Pass Costs
€750Season pass
€2806 days
€55.501 day
Weather
336 cmAverage annual snowfall
Valmorel Travel Information
Airports
75min drive90KMsChambéry Airport (CMF)
90min drive120KMsGeneva Airport (GVA)
120min drive150KMsLyon-Saint Exupéry Airport (LYS)
Train Stations
15min drive10KMsMoûtiers