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+ + Some great examples of high-altitude ski resorts that you may wish to visit during the Easter holidays include:
Chamonix
One of the oldest ski resorts in France, Chamonix is nestled within the huge Mont Blanc Massif mountain range in the Alps, An area of mountains that include the famous Mont Blanc (the highest mountain in Europe at 4,810m above sea level).
Right in-between three countries - France, Italy and Switzerland - the high altitude of the skiable area around Chamonix makes it the perfect option for those looking to ski over the Easter period. The Grand Montets area has wonderful conditions in April, with its shady north-facing slopes and altitudes of well above 3000m.
Les Deux Alpes
Snow-capped mountains are abundant in Les Deux Alpes. With the magic mix of high altitude and glaciers, Les Deux Alpes guarantees natural snow, even in Summer!
Tignes & Val d'Isère
La Grande Motte is a large glacier in the region of Tignes, which stands at a colossal 3,653 metres above sea level. With a ski lift that takes you up as high as 3453m, a visit to Tignes gives you easy-access to snow sure slopes that you can ski on even in July and August.
Part of the World’s largest ski area Les 3 Vallées (600km of skiing heaven!), and home to the legendary Glacier de Pécle, Val Thorens is a fantastic option for Easter skiing.
Open for skiers well into May, Val Thorens is well-known for its late season skiing. It’s Europe’s highest large resort, so you can be confident that you will find exceptional ski cover even over the Easter period.
Not only will you be able to tackle the slopes in these pleasant quieter conditions, you’ll gain a completely different perspective on the mountains. Due to the longer Spring days, you’ll also be able to enjoy the sunshine on the slopes for much longer. That means longer skiing days, and the ability to capitalise on all the non-skiing activities that your chosen resort has to offer.
If you’re still hesitant about heading off to the slopes during the Easter holidays, think about quelling those doubts by covering your backs with our ‘no snow’ insurance. From just £20 per reservation, should the snow forecast leave little to be desired on your dates of travel, you will be entitled to a 100% refund up until 48 hours before depature. So, you can book with peace of mind.
If you’re planning a more opportunistic approach to booking your Easter ski holiday, and want to try make the most of last minute deals, many resort websites have webcams which show a live view of the current ski conditions. That way you can keep tabs on what the snowfall is like in your chosen resort, and book your trip knowing what kind of conditions you can expect on arrival.
