Top Things to do in Val Thorens
What to do and see in Val Thorens, Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes: The Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers
Discover the best top things to do in Val Thorens, France including Prosneige, Ski Cool, Oxygene Ski & Snowboard School Val Thorens, Evolution 2 Val Thorens, Domaine Skiable de Val Thorens.
Restaurants in Val Thorens
1. Prosneige
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 982 reviews
Reviewed By NZtrip19
Had a great private lesson on 14th Jan. Am am an intermediate having done 5 weeks skiing. I learnt loads and my sking has significantly improved. I only wish I had had a lesson earlier. In other resorts I have had mixed experience with esf ski school. Would definitely recommend prosniege and private lessons.
2. Ski Cool
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 387 reviews
Discover the Val Thorens mountains with our team of qualified instructors. This is the guarantee of a successful experiment. With us you will discover all the secret places of the resort, take a two-seater paramotor tour to admire the highest resort in Europe, go off-piste with safety, reach the peaks in touring skiing or splitboarding, master the snowparks, go for a day out to mix ski-gastronomy on the best addresses of the 3 Valleys, or simply acquire the technical bases of skiing. Let's go!
Reviewed By yotams497 - Haifa, Israel
My friends and I took a week of snowboard lessons for beginners with the best instructor - Flu! He was professional, kind, patient, and taught us how to snowboard while having a lot of fun! The best instruction I could ask for ????
3. Oxygene Ski & Snowboard School Val Thorens
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 400 reviews
The Oxygene ski and snowboard school in Val Thorens is everybody's favorite school. Our aim is to make your holiday super fun and hassle free. From group lessons limited to 6 people maximum to private coaching, our team will sort out the perfect package for you. Warm, friendly, efficient service...trust us to make your holiday unforgettable.
Reviewed By chloefox93
Lorenzo was an excellent and fun instructor. I had never snowboarded before and am now able to do most slopes. He met us in St Martin (travelling over from Val Thorens) and was always early. Thank you Lorenzo
4. Evolution 2 Val Thorens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 163 reviews
Created in 1987, Evolution 2 became one of schools of ski and adventures the most respected by the French Alps. We wish to share with you experiences which will remain engraved in your reports! Our philosophy is simple: we believe in the apprenticeship by small groups with instructors specialized in every discipline. We offer you a personal approach of the apprenticeship. Our groups are always limited to 8 participants by instructor. For the toddlers and for our off-piste internships we limit to 6 by instructor. Discover the good slope, the one who will offer you the happiness and the sensation to be totally in your place in a sometimes difficult nature, give you the just piece of advice, at the right time, without falling in a too educational rigidity. To choose the education Evolution 2, some are the activities and the ground, it is the certainty to have at his/her disposal the maximum of assets to live and make a success of a great moment of adventure.
5. Domaine Skiable de Val Thorens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 716 reviews
Official page Val Thorens: the highest resort in Europe (2,300 metres) and the highest point of Les 3 Vallées, the largest ski area in the world (600 kilometres of interconnected ski runs offering doorstep skiing). Created from the imagination of its visionary pioneers in 1971, "it's a resort unlike any other" which carefully plans each new development with an outlook centred on community, sociability, and innovation: Live United.
Reviewed By SarahLouSki
Visited this resort tens of times in the last 16 years including 2 full seasons. Nowhere in the world compares. Beautiful open scenery, fantastic and varied ski domain and vibrant, varied town. It’s home. The only problem is that it is becoming a victim of it’s own success, growing bigger and bigger and attracting some undesirable and badly behaved groups at certain times of the year who disrespect the mountain and town. No doubt it is very expensive but that’s why we work!
