Skiing is a go-to holiday choice for many people worldwide, with hundreds of options for where to go. Each spot is unique and too beautiful to be described. Here are three of our favorite European ski resorts that should be at the top of your list.
Courchevel, France
Courchevel is one of Europe’s largest and most famous ski resorts, with over 150 kilometers of mountains to ski down. While it often attracts many experts and is perfect for off-piste terrain, it is also the ideal location for beginners to learn. It is also well known for its luxury accommodations and Michelin-starred restaurants.
Chamonix, France
Europe’s tallest peak at 4,800 meters makes Chamonix an iconic ski location. The mountain’s altitudes and the glaciers surrounding the area have a cooling effect that preserves the snow, ensuring some of the best snow conditions around. Not to mention that it was the first ever site of the Winter Olympics.
St Moritz, Switzerland
Top-class ski slopes can be found here, with the Winter Olympics being held in 1928 and 1984. You will often see competitions on its ‘Olympic Ski Jump.’ However, take your time; there is also plenty of ski terrain for non-professionals. St Moritz is known to have some of the longest intermediate ski runs, making it the perfect location for all levels.