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The biggest ski resorts in the Alps

The 25 ski resorts in the Alps with the most kilometres of pistes. The biggest is Dolomiti Superski (Bolzano/Bozen, Italy), with 1,066 km of pistes, followed by Ski amadé (614 km) and Les Trois Vallées (539 km). Tap any of them for its piste map, the gradient profile of every run and the snow forecast.

  1. 1Dolomiti SuperskiBolzano/Bozen · Italy984 runs · 476 lifts · 848–3,235 m1,066 kmof pistes
  2. 2Ski amadéSalzburg · Austria445 runs · 240 lifts · 667–2,642 m614 kmof pistes
  3. 3Les Trois ValléesSavoie · France361 runs · 169 lifts · 1,110–3,221 m539 kmof pistes
  4. 4Les Portes du SoleilHaute-Savoie · France365 runs · 194 lifts · 920–2,250 m409 kmof pistes
  5. 5ParadiskiSavoie · France310 runs · 164 lifts · 1,199–3,205 m400 kmof pistes
  6. 6Ski ArlbergVorarlberg · Austria282 runs · 92 lifts · 1,282–2,642 m387 kmof pistes
  7. 7Evasion Mont BlancHaute-Savoie · France229 runs · 106 lifts · 820–2,444 m292 kmof pistes
  8. 8Skicircus Saalbach-Hinterglemm Leogang FieberbrunnTyrol · Austria160 runs · 83 lifts · 795–2,090 m280 kmof pistes
  9. 9Tignes - Val d'IsèreSavoie · France196 runs · 84 lifts · 1,559–3,447 m255 kmof pistes
  10. 10Zermatt - Breuil-CerviniaValais · Switzerland150 runs · 63 lifts · 1,559–3,872 m237 kmof pistes
  11. 11SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - BrixentalTyrol · Austria184 runs · 80 lifts · 609–1,865 m233 kmof pistes
  12. 12Espace Haute Maurienne VanoiseSavoie · France167 runs · 78 lifts · 1,306–2,948 m211 kmof pistes
  13. 134 Vallées – Verbier/La Tzoumaz/Nendaz/Veysonnaz/ThyonValais · Switzerland110 runs · 75 lifts · 905–3,304 m209 kmof pistes
  14. 14KitzSkiTyrol · Austria97 runs · 63 lifts · 762–1,992 m208 kmof pistes
  15. 15Espace DiamantSavoie · France166 runs · 85 lifts · 1,007–2,048 m199 kmof pistes
  16. 16Schladming DachsteinStyria · Austria138 runs · 73 lifts · 724–2,004 m190 kmof pistes
  17. 17La PlagneSavoie · France159 runs · 75 lifts · 1,217–3,058 m187 kmof pistes
  18. 18Espace LumièreAlpes-de-Haute-Provence · France219 runs · 39 lifts · 1,495–2,592 m179 kmof pistes
  19. 19Alpe d'Huez Grand DomaineIsère · France140 runs · 82 lifts · 1,124–3,306 m177 kmof pistes
  20. 20Serfaus Fiss LadisTyrol · Austria123 runs · 48 lifts · 1,222–2,817 m176 kmof pistes
  21. 21Le Grand MassifHaute-Savoie · France149 runs · 69 lifts · 687–2,484 m176 kmof pistes
  22. 22Arosa LenzerheideGraubunden · Switzerland169 runs · 49 lifts · 1,240–2,854 m172 kmof pistes
  23. 23Les ArcsSavoie · France122 runs · 48 lifts · 1,222–3,205 m167 kmof pistes
  24. 24Silvretta Arena Ischgl/SamnaunTyrol · Austria91 runs · 46 lifts · 1,352–2,868 m164 kmof pistes
  25. 25Les SybellesSavoie · France137 runs · 73 lifts · 1,083–2,587 m161 kmof pistes

How this list was made

Ranked by the total length of their alpine runs in OpenStreetMap (cross-country trails don't count). Official figures may differ a little, as every resort measures its runs its own way.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the biggest ski resort in the Alps?

Dolomiti Superski, with 1,066 km of pistes. Next come Ski amadé (614 km) and Les Trois Vallées (539 km).

Where does this data come from?

Ranked by the total length of their alpine runs in OpenStreetMap (cross-country trails don't count). Official figures may differ a little, as every resort measures its runs its own way. Data from OpenStreetMap via OpenSkiMap.

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