Top 10 Ski Resorts for Spring Skiing in Europe

Skiing in the spring comes with some great perks. The resorts are usually less crowded, the lift tickets are cheaper, and the changes of beautiful sunny days are higher. There are many high-altitude resorts above 2000 meters with plenty of snow in March, April, and early May, and when it comes to spring skiing, it's all about altitude!

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00:00 Intro

[geertvanhaute]

Actually, Val Thorens is part of Trois Vallées that has 600km of pistes. Also, look up the pronunciation first. I hate it when everything is pronounced as if it would be an English word. And I agree with other comment that Espace Killy isn't used anymore. I was surprised to see both as a separate item because it's the same ski area. You could als add Hintertux and Stubai. Both are also glaciers.
We usually only book a few days in advance. This way we know that the conditions will be good. But we always go skiing outside of the school holidays.

[innuendo]

Zermatt, Cervinia and Ischgl - done. Great ski areas

[christianwestling]

You should've included Åre, Sweden. It closes in May and has awesome spring skiing.

[rhodogunn]

Congrats you made one of the very few videos about ski resorts on youtube that doesnt butcher French names!! (except for La plagne, you have to pronounce gn like in Tignes 😉)

[cridr]

Les Deux Alpes France .. up to 3600 glacier .. try it ..

[JL-dpwj]

FFS man do research, the Espace Killy name has not been used anymore for years. Horrible

[SlickBubbles]

It irritates me that people who pretend to be all knowing about foreign locations (In this case ski resorts) can't even pronounce the place names correctly!!! Makes me think that they haven't actually been to these places.

[eirikkristine]

Spring skiing in the Alps are crap. Go to Norway