Ski resorts with more than 500 km of pistes

Bigger areas mean more variety and thinner crowds. Below are 4 European resorts with at least 500 km of pistes.

Dolomiti Superski (Val Gardena / Alta Badia i in.)

Dolomiti Superski (Val Gardena / Alta Badia i in.) is a ski resort in Płd. Tyrol / Trentino (Italy). It has 1200 km of downhill runs, mostly intermediate and 450 lifts. The runs go from 1000 to 3250 m (2250 m vertical).

• Piste difficulty split: Easy 29%, Medium 58%, Hard 13%

Ski amadé

Ski amadé is a ski resort in Salzburg/Styria (Austria). It has 760 km of downhill runs, mostly intermediate and 270 lifts. The runs go from 650 to 2700 m (2050 m vertical).

• Piste difficulty split: Easy 36%, Medium 51%, Hard 13%

Les 3 Vallées

Les 3 Vallées is a ski resort in Sabaudia (France). It has 600 km of downhill runs, mostly easy and 159 lifts. The runs go from 1100 to 3230 m (2130 m vertical).

• Night skiing: Yes
• Steepest spot: 78% (38°)
• Mostly facing north (24% of run length).
• Lifts: Gondola / cable car: 41, Chairlift: 54, Drag lift: 37
• Piste difficulty split: Easy 56%, Medium 34%, Hard 10%
• 467 car parks
• 7 ski schools
• 263 restaurants & bars by the slopes
• January: Snowfall in the month (average) 60 cm, Snow depth 43 cm

Portes du Soleil

Portes du Soleil is a ski resort in Górna Sabaudia (France). It has 580 km of downhill runs, mostly easy and 164 lifts. The runs go from 985 to 2254 m (1269 m vertical).

• Night skiing: Yes
• Steepest spot: 75% (37°)
• Mostly facing north (19% of run length).
• Lifts: Gondola / cable car: 13, Chairlift: 75, Drag lift: 84
• Piste difficulty split: Easy 53%, Medium 36%, Expert 10%
• 521 car parks
• 14 ski schools
• 289 restaurants & bars by the slopes
• January: Snowfall in the month (average) 84 cm, Snow depth 50 cm

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