Ranked 175th of 234 Ski resorts
La Thuile reviews & ratings
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Overview
La Thuile, known for its extensive ski area with links to France, offers varied terrain suitable for all levels. The resort is unique for its international ski connections and large off-piste areas. The town has a lively après-ski scene with a variety of restaurants and bars. La Thuile is great for skiers who enjoy exploring extensive terrain and an energetic town atmosphere.
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Andrew - advanced skier
Jan, 4 - 2025
Extensive well connected runs with the option to ski in neighbouring La Rosiere which gets a bit more sun. The connecting bowl can be quite windy and cold but has lots of snow. A 6 day lift pass includes the option to ski in another resort in the Aosta valley. Courmayeur or Pila for example. There is a free ski bus which takes you directly to the bottom of the cable car in Courmayeur in about 30 mins. There are a few lovely tree lives runs there - worth a look on a fine day.
La Thuile has few bars but definitely doesn't have the apres ski you'd find in a busy Austrian resort such as Solden but costs are much cheaper. Empty slopes and snow sure means it is very much worth looking at.
Hannah - expert skier
Dec, 30 - 2024
Very quite during the week, great if you don't like queing. Great varied skiing, with plenty to do.Fantastic Italian food, at very reasonable prices. We love the place.
Felix - advanced skier
Dec, 28 - 2024
Great value, family friendly resort. Pistes are very well groomed every night, including one genuinely steep black down into the resort. Lift pass allows for one day skiing at Courmayer.