Ski resorts in the French Alps

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Huge ski area containing the resorts of Les Arcs and La Plagne, connected by a double decker cable car that is the biggest in the world

Largest ski area in the world. It links 3 super resorts, one of which is Val Thorens, the highest ski resort in the world

Just east of Geneva, this mega resort links the French resorts of Avoriaz and Morzine to Switzerland

A famous Tour de France summit, this resort houses the longest ski run in the world, winding its way down the Pic Blanc mountain into the Sarenne gorge

Modern purpose build ski resort known for its brutalist architecture, built in the 1960s

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Ski area named after the famous Olympic alpine skier Jean-Claude Killy, contains the popular resort of Val D'Isere

Resort located in the vanoise national park, famous for expensive bars and restaurants together with ski-in ski-out hotels. Close to the source of the isere river.

Neighbouring resort. Purpose built, high altitude and offers summer glacier skiing

Supposedly the oldest established ski resort in France, this town is at the foot of the 'Aguille Du Midi', the highest skiable peak in Europe, and also home to the longest ski run in the world (although it is not an official piste)

Smaller resort, home to the downhill events of the 1968 winter Olympic Games in Grenoble and is the first place where skis were brought over from Norway to try downhill