Valmorel Ski Holidays

Valmorel Overview

Valmorel is a charming, typical mountain village dotted with characteristic wooden chalets, which create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

This ski resort is part of the large Grand Domaine ski area, which boasts 364 kilometers of slopes, 165 kilometers of which are in the Valmorel area.

This resort is particularly suitable for novice skiers, thanks to the large number of green and blue slopes, which are wide and not particularly steep, making them perfect for those approaching the world of skiing for the first time. However, there are also slopes for intermediate and expert skiers, as well as snowparks for snowboarders and more adventurous skiers. Valmorel is also the ideal place for lovers of ski touring and off-piste skiing.

Valmorel is a quiet resort, suitable for families with children. However, it offers a wide choice of places to eat, suitable for all tastes and budgets, as well as bars and nightclubs for those who want to party until the early hours of the morning.

Valmorel Ski Information

Resort height - 1400m

Snow range - 1250 - 2403m

Ski area - 165km

Easy - 115km

Intermediate - 35km

Difficult - 15km

Snow parks - 1

Snow making facilities - 20%

Ski Lifts - 46 (Gondolas - 4, Chairlifts - 14, Drag lifts - 28)

Things to do in Valmorel

Things to do - Among the activities you can enjoy here in Valmorel are ice climbing, tobogganing, ice skating, snowmobiling and horse riding. Valmorel is also an excellent location for off-piste skiing enthusiasts.

Restaurants - Valmorel has a good range of restaurants, with a strong emphasis on traditional Savoyard cuisine—think fondue, raclette, local cheeses and hearty mountain dishes. There are also French, pizza, crêperie and more contemporary options, so dining can suit both casual après-ski meals and more leisurely dinners. Some notable options include:

LE REFUGE — warm, elegant setting with traditional and modern Savoyard cooking.

Le Petit Prince — French/regional cuisine in a traditional chalet-style setting.

LE PLACARD — generous cooking and a good wine selection.

La Table du Berger — traditional local cuisine in a cosy mountain atmosphere.

Le Niélard — a relaxed restaurant-bar near the slopes, combining Savoyard and Belgian influences.

Nightlife - Among the places where you can have fun after skiing or during the night are the Sound Pub & Club, which combines the opportunity to watch sports, have fun in the games room and let loose on the dance floor of the disco, M'Bar Akoya, a cosy and refined venue where you can enjoy excellent drinks while warming yourself by the fireplace, and M'Bar Anitea.

Airport Transfers - How to get to Valmorel

We can organise your transfers from Lyon Airport, Grenoble Airport, Geneva Airport, Turin Airport. You can also choose between a shuttle transfer which can be more economical if ony a few people are travelling or a private transfer which will take you direct from the airport to your accommodation.

Distance to Lyon Airport: 172km

Distance to Grenoble Airport: 170km

Distance to Geneva Airport: 127km

Distance to Turin Airport: 225km