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Alpe di Mera, Monterosa
In the same valley as Alagna, Alpe di Mera offers 30km of excellently groomed slopes and a large beginners’ area with a magic carpet, with a new 10-person cable car scheduled to open for winter 2026/27.
Alagna, Monterosa
With rustic village charm, a modern lift system and skiing up to 3275m, Alagna is a snow-sure base in Italy’s vast Monterosa ski area.
Gressoney, Monterosa
Gressoney sits at the heart of Italy’s vast Monterosa ski area, with 132km of piste, snow-sure high-altitude skiing and far fewer queues than the better-known resorts in France and Austria.
Orcières Merlette 1850
This hidden gem in the French Alps is a fantastic choice for school groups, offering varied pistes, reliable high-altitude snow and great après-ski within walking distance.
La Molina
With the resort of La Molina at 1700m and most of the slopes north facing, the skiing is snow sure, high up in the Spanish Pyrenees.
Les Menuires
As you’d expect from a resort that’s part of the enormous Three Valleys ski area, Les Menuires has plenty for everyone and a little bit more if you’re willing to explore.
Jasper – Marmot Basin
Jasper offers what you would imagine from a trip to the Canadian Rockies, with 1,675 acres of skiable terrain offering groomed runs, tree-lined trails and alpine bowls.
Serre Chevalier
Serre Chevalier encompasses over a dozen villages and hamlets dotted along the Guisane Valley.
Les Deux Alpes
This high-altitude resort is now well established on the European ski map, set in a high, sunny valley bordered on both sides by steep east and west-facing slopes.
Tignes
Take to the popular and lively resort of Tignes for high-altitude skiing and a great range of après-ski options available to SkiBound’s school groups.
La Plagne
Choose from over 400 km of skiable terrain at the magnificent combination of resorts of La Plagne and Les Arcs, commonly known as Paradiski.
Zell am See
Zell am See remains one of the most spectacular settings in Austria. From glacial hues to mirrored lakes, you’ll be hard pushed to discover a ski resort that competes for beauty and tranquillity.
Val Cenis
School ski trips to Val Cenis offer a vast modern ski area particularly ideal for beginners and intermediates, as well as reliable natural snowfall.
Saint François Longchamp
School ski trips to Saint François Longchamp offer a friendly, accessible Alpine setting with wide, confidence-building slopes ideal for beginners and mixed-ability groups.
Happo One, Hakuba Valley
Happo One offers a fantastic range of skiing, from wide and gentle slopes to giant slalom runs. It's an intermediate skier’s dream with half of the runs suited to this ski level.
Goryu and Hakuba 47, Hakuba Valley
From the wide open beginner and intermediate runs to the more challenging steep runs, Goryu and Hakuba 47 form a fantastic ski area to explore for school ski groups.
Tsugaike, Hakuba Valley
Nestled in the heart of the Alps National Park, this expansive resort offers a perfect blend of breathtaking alpine scenery, world-class ski instruction and unforgettable cultural experiences.
Shiga Kogen, Yakebitaiyama
School ski trips to Shiga Kogen are perfect for school groups with excellent snow quality, ski-in/ski-out accommodation and cultural après-ski options.