Val Thorens, for an adrenalin rush

When it comes to skiing, the resort boasts 600 km of slopes in the Three Valleys area.
If you're eager to hit the slopes, you can have fun on the 30 red runs and eight black runs in the resort. As for the black runs, the Combe de Caron is a must. Before descending it, just after getting off the cable car, you'll be able to admire the view at an altitude of 3200 meters. With a breathtaking 360° view of the French peaks, as well as the Swiss and Italian mountains, you'll be lost for words.

After taking in the stunning scenery, you'll feel the burn in your legs. Now it's time for the two-kilometer-long run, promising strong sensations that will require you to be steady on your skis. Once you reach the bottom, you'll take pride in having tackled a legendary run and achieved something remarkable.

For those looking for something beyond the slopes, Val Thorens has plenty to offer: an ice waterfall that requires some strength for a little alpine climbing, electric fat biking to easily reach the summits, a zip line to zip through the air like a rocket, ice diving for a surprising adventure, or even ice driving, either in a car or go-kart, so you can feel like you’re in a Super Mario Kart game. Almost every day, there’s a new activity to try.

To balance adrenaline with relaxation, there’s nothing better than the Club Med in Val Thorens. During the day, instructors will guide you on the slopes, and after skiing, the Sothys spa practitioners at the resort will take over to pamper your body. Those who still need more energy can head to the fitness room for either a soft or high-intensity workout, with something for everyone. And when it comes to socializing, the Club Med reputation speaks for itself, with unforgettable evenings that many still remember.