ValThorens
Reach Europe’s highest ski resort effortlessly. Swap winding mountain roads for a swift flight to the snow-capped peaks.
Val Thorens is the highest ski resort in Europe, set at 2,300 metres at the head of the Belleville valley and the highest point of Les 3 Vallées, the largest linked ski area on earth. The altitude that makes for such reliable snow also makes for a long, winding drive from the valley floor; the helicopter skips it entirely, setting down at the resort in minutes rather than hours. It's a fast way to reach the slopes for a short stay, or to hop between Val Thorens, Courchevel and Méribel without losing a morning to the road.
*Prices are indicative
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Helicopter vs Car
Val Thorens sits at the very head of the valley — the drive is long, the flight is short.
Val Thorens – Genève
Val Thorens – Courchevel
Val Thorens Airport Information
Type
No airport — private helipad in resort / Pas d'aéroport — hélistation privée à la station
Frequently Asked Questions
Why fly to Val Thorens?
The highest resort in Europe, and the summit of Les 3 Vallées — reached without the long climb up the valley road.
Highlights
The 3 Vallées
With Courchevel and Méribel, Val Thorens is part of the world's largest linked ski area: 600 km of slopes, all ski-in ski-out.
Cime Caron
The resort's highest point at 3,195 metres, reached by cable car, with 360° views over the Alps on a clear day.
Guaranteed snow
Sitting at 2,300 metres, Val Thorens enjoys reliable snow from late November to May, one of the longest seasons in the Alps.
