Part of Les Trois Vallées, which also includes Méribel and Courchevel, the French Alps’s Val Thorens is known for its incredibly varied terrain and vibrant social scene. Built and developed for skiing in the 1970s, Val Thorens—which, perched at nearly 8,000 feet above sea level, is Europe’s highest ski resort—has several lifts and trails that run right through it, making it perfect for ski bums who want to spend all day on the slopes. While Val Thorens does not yet offer a five-star hotel experi...
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