Sam Jackson
Nov, 17 2025- 2 mins
The best lesser-known resorts to visit in 2025/26 with the Ski Club
We’ve partnered with the Ski Club to spotlight some of the best, lesser-known resorts to visit this season. From France to Norway, there’s a world of underrated gems waiting to be explored. For over 120 years, the Ski Club of Great Britain has been curating unforgettable trips for its members, using decades of expertise to pinpoint the ultimate must-visit destinations. The Ski Club combines ambition with experience to ensure every member finds the perfect holiday, surrounded by like-minded skiers. In fact, around 90% of Ski Club holiday bookers are solo skiers in search of their next thrill. So, what’s stopping you?
Damuls/Mellau (Austria)
Damuls Powder & Piste - Ski Club Of Great Britain
Damuls is a fantastic under-the-radar resort, just an hour from its more popular neighbours of Lech and St Anton. The ski area boasts 80km of slopes and excellent snow conditions throughout the season. Damuls is perfect for advanced skiers looking to develop their off-piste skiing, as well as appreciate the impressive number of intermediate and advanced runs.
La Grave (France)
La Grave Holidays - Ski Club Of Great Britain
La Grave is a destination for advanced powder enthusiasts, offering little terrain suitable for beginners or intermediates. Off-piste terrain can be reached via the lift system or, for those seeking a greater challenge, through extensive touring routes. The Snomad community agrees giving La Grave a 4.88/5.00 rating for powder. The Ski Club runs three trips here each season: a dedicated under-35s adventure, a short weekend escape, and a full week of exploration.
Kvaløya (Norway)
Kvaloya Ski Touring - Ski Club Of Great Britain
Embark on an unforgettable off-piste adventure in Kvaløya, Norway. It is considered one of the best lesser-known resorts. Unlike anywhere else in mainland Europe, this backcountry offers a unique experience. Take in breathtaking views of the fjords as you carve through the dramatic landscape. In 2026, the Ski Club’s leading Mountain Safety Guide will host a trip to this remarkable region, a place he knows well, ensuring an immersive journey in one of Norway’s top ski destinations.
Lenzerheide (Switzerland)
Luxury Lenzerheide - Ski Club Of Great Britain
Lenzerheide appeals to skiers seeking the refined charm of a classic Swiss resort and it received a 4.38/5.00 overall rating from the Snomad community. Boasting 225km of diverse slopes, this hidden gem is ideal for those who love to explore extensive terrain. With reliably snowy conditions, exceptional mountain restaurants, and luxurious spas, Lenzerheide promises an exquisite Alpine getaway.
Drei Zinnen (Italy)
Drei Zinnen Social Ski - Ski Club Of Great Britain
Doesn’t sound exactly Italian, does it? The Drei Zinnen is nestled in Italy’s German-speaking region, offering breathtaking views of the Dolomites. While the dramatic scenery alone is worth the trip, the resort also caters well to beginners, making it a dream destination for families - earning a 4.58/5.00 rating for family friendliness. Beyond skiing, the area is rich in history, much of it dating back to the world wars, adding an extra layer of fascination to your visit.
Narvik (Norway)
Northern Norway Ski Touring - Ski Club Of Great Britain
If skiing, history, and magical views are your bag, then you should have Narvik on your bucket list. It. Ski some of Scandinavia’s tallest slopes, explore Cold War-era museums, experience the Norwegian fjords and marvel at the northern lights, all in one extraordinary adventure.
To find out more, head to Ski Club’s holidays!
