The French Alps
Alpine landscapes. World-class resorts. Unforgettable experiences.
From iconic ski resorts to charming alpine towns, the French Alps offer a remarkable combination of natural beauty, mountain culture and year-round experiences.
Close to the Alps.
Easily accessible.
Geneva
The closest gateway to many of the most popular resorts.
Lyon
A convenient option for central and northern resorts.
Grenoble
A direct gateway to the southern French Alps.
Milan / Bergamo
A practical choice for resorts near the Italian border.
Iconic resorts.
Distinct experiences.
From high-altitude ski areas to charming alpine villages, each resort in the French Alps has its own character, atmosphere and appeal.
High-altitude skiing, extensive slopes and direct access across the legendary Three Valleys.
High-altitude villages, varied terrain and extensive skiing across the renowned Paradiski area.
High-altitude villages, snow-sure terrain and extensive skiing alongside neighbouring Val d’Isère resort.
Refined Alpine villages, exceptional skiing and direct access across the legendary Three Valleys.
Diverse Alpine villages, varied slopes and extensive skiing across the renowned Paradiski area.
Mountain heritage, dramatic Alpine scenery and exceptional terrain at iconic Mont Blanc.
Traditional Alpine character, varied skiing and central access across the legendary Three Valleys.
Historic Alpine, high-altitude terrain and extensive skiing alongside neighbouring Tignes resort.
Megève ›
Historic village, panoramic Alpine scenery and distinctive skiing around iconic Mont Blanc.
Not every Alpine region feels the same.
● The Three Valleys
Three interconnected resorts forming the world’s largest linked ski area in the French Alps.
● Paradiski
Two interconnected resorts forming one of the French Alps’ largest and most varied ski areas.
● Mont Blanc Valley
Two distinctive Alpine destinations combining Mont Blanc scenery, mountain heritage and contrasting resort character.
● Espace Killy
Two high-altitude resorts forming an extensive ski area renowned for long winter seasons.
More than one season.
Early Winter
December
Peak Winter
January > March
Spring Skiing
March > April
Summer
June > September
Hiking, cycling, mountain lakes and an entirely different side of the Alps.
More than a ski destination.
Tomorrowland Winter
Electronic music, international artists and spectacular stages transform Alpe d’Huez every winter season.
Snow Fest
Music, winter sports and international crowds create an energetic French Alps festival experience.
Montgolfiades de Megève
Hot-air balloons, mountain panoramas and winter skies create a spectacular Megève festival experience.
Fire & Ice Show – Val Thorens
Fire, light, music and mountain performances create a spectacular Val Thorens evening experience.