Knowing which EU nations are accessible for travel as the holiday season draws near is a good idea.
It doesn’t get much better than a European holiday ski vacation.
To give you options for the upcoming 2021-2022 season, we’ve chosen the best ski destinations in Europe based on trails, atmosphere, and exclusivity.
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Davos Klosters, Switzerland
Staying in Davos or Klosters, linked by the Gotschnabahn cable car, gives you access to incredible skiing.
Davos is well-known for its ski areas, which include Rinerhorn and Jakobshorn in the south, Pischa in the east, and Parsenn in the north.
Meanwhile, further north is Klosters, a traditional mountain village that has long been a favorite of celebrity vacationers.
Klosters is well connected to the valley’s six main ski areas while maintaining its understated charm – an excellent option for those looking for a quieter stay.
Ski Stats
- Except for Parsenns, which opens on November 5, the 2021/2022 season begins in mid-December.
- 80 runs, 50 lifts
- The average annual snowfall is 998 cm (393 inches).
Where to stay
Steigenberger Grandhotel Belvedere for direct access to the promenade, a forest-like setting, and stunning views from the spa.
The Chalet Eugenia is known for its private and secluded grounds, ski-in/ski-out access, and extensive wine cellar.
Walserhof Hotel for its Michelin-starred restaurant, open fireplaces in the rooms, and spacious rooms.
Getting there
Zurich Airport is a 2-hour drive away.
Zermatt, Switzerland
Zermatt, located at the base of the well-known pyramid-shaped Matterhorn, is a must-see ski destination.
From consistent snowfall to picturesque scenery, Zermatt’s expansive slopes offer dramatic scenery and pistes designed for the more experienced skier.
Bahnhofstrasse, Zermatt’s main street, also has plenty of boutique shopping and an exciting après-ski scene to enjoy after a long day on the slopes.
Ski stats
- The 2021-2022 ski season begins on December 4th.
- 52 lifts and 59 pistes
- The average annual snowfall is 103 inches (263 cm).
Where to stay
Mont Cervin Palace offers luxury accommodations, a Jacuzzi whirlpool, and a variety of on-site dining options.
The Omnia for improved mountain lodge interiors, a sun terrace, and a birds-eye view of the village center.
Hotel Firefly because of its proximity to the Klein Matterhorn cable car, themed rooms, and wellness areas that include a climbing wall.
Getting there
Geneva Airport is 2 hours and 48 minutes away by car.
3 hours 48 minutes by car from Zurich Airport
St. Moritz, Switzerland
This sun-drenched resort town enters the list despite being primarily recognized as the “playground of the rich and famous” due to its vibrant ski culture.
Two times the site of the Winter Olympics, the main ski resorts of Corviglia/Piz Nair, Corvatsch/Furtschellas, and Diavolezza/Lagalb offer a wide variety of slopes to select from.
Cross-country skiing and snowkiting across the frozen Lake Silvaplana are just two examples of the many off-piste activities available.
Ski stats
- Season 2021–2022 begins on November 27.
- 88 slopes and 54 lifts
- Snowfall averages 300 inches (762 cm) per year.
Where to stay
Visit Badrutt’s Palace for breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps, exquisite accommodations with outstanding service, and some with Jacuzzis or grand pianos.
Suvretta House offers a classic Swiss experience, use of the hotel’s ski lift, and Upper Engadine vistas.
Award-winning dining, a sunny panoramic terrace, and exquisite interior design can all be found at the Carlton Hotel St. Moritz.
Getting there
Three miles by vehicle from Milan Malpensa Airport.
Travel time by automobile to Zurich International Airport is two hours and 45 minutes.
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