The ski area around Valmorel is generally family-friendly and suited for those who see skiing as a relaxing pastime rather than an Olympic sport. With plenty of green and blue runs, you can share enjoyable moments with the family together on the slopes. But that’s not to say the red and blacks of Valmorel aren’t worth your time.
Want to combine a relaxed ski with a little sight-seeing? Take a tour down a tree-lined route to the small village of Doucy and explore its olde worlde charms before heading back up the incline to carry on with your fun.
Le Grand Domaine has a mix of levels for all skiers and offers sport all round the mountain which means you can chase the powder to find the best conditions every day.
If you’re looking for something more challenging then ask an expert to accompany you to the Massif de la Lauzière. You’ll pretty much have the slopes to yourself as its daunting reputation puts off all but the bravest skiers.
You’ll find Valmorel to be a resort that has really focused on the needs of the skier in recent years. A reliance on drag-lifts is gradually being replaced with fast and modern chairs. But above all, you’ll find Valmorel to be your type of ski resort and cross your fingers more people don’t discover its secrets.