Ski Resorts: Weather and Forecast, World Map, Pistes, Ski Pass Comparison

Matterhorn views, high alpine pistes and a village you explore on foot.

A legendary mountain town beneath Mont Blanc, with a valley of contrasting ski areas.

Dolomite skylines, welcoming mountain huts and access to the Sellaronda circuit.

Four resorts on one mountain, Hokkaido snow and evenings around the onsen.

Two mountains, a walkable village and enough variety for a mixed-ability trip.

Arlberg terrain, traditional alpine character and a lively après-ski scene.

Open alpine slopes, progression-friendly terrain and a strong freestyle culture.

A distinctive yellow hotel above Laguna del Inca, surrounded by high Andes terrain.

A gateway to the 4 Vallées, with big mountain terrain and a sociable village.

A freestyle-minded resort with snowparks and a broad mountain area around Flims and Laax.

Engadin light, elegant village life and the slopes of Corviglia above town.

A high mountain base with direct access to the extensive Les 3 Vallées network.

A substantial linked ski area combining high-altitude Tignes with Val d’Isère.

Woodland slopes, mountain dining and a choice of villages within Les 3 Vallées.

A pedestrian resort above Morzine, with snowparks and access to Portes du Soleil.

The Silvretta Arena connects Austria and Switzerland, with long ski days and lively evenings.

High alpine skiing, glacier terrain and an energetic valley base in the Ötztal.

A historic town, rolling ski terrain and the racing heritage of the Hahnenkamm.