At Easter, the days are longer and temperatures milder, making for perfect fair-weather skiing. Snow cover starts to decrease across some resorts in Easter, so to ensure you get snow sure skiing at Easter, we recommend choosing higher-altitude ski resorts for the best of the spring snow. From the luxurious destinations of Courchevel and Val d’Isère to the high reaching peaks of Cervinia and Tignes, there are many European resorts that are fantastic for spring easter skiing. Read on to discover our top picks.
Val d’Isère, France
This high-altitude resort in the French Alps is a top choice for Easter skiing, thanks to its reliable late-season snow and extensive terrain. With slopes reaching up to 3,456m on the Grande Motte Glacier, Val d’Isère offers excellent conditions well into April. Boasting 300km of diverse pistes, from challenging black runs to wide-open beginner slopes, it caters to all skill levels. Whether you’re looking for challenging skiing, breathtaking glacier views, or a fun-filled holiday with family and friends, Val d’Isère delivers a memorable Easter ski experience with guaranteed snow and an unbeatable atmosphere.
Closing date: 26 April 2025
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Zermatt, Switzerland
Zermatt is one of the highest ski resorts in Europe, with slopes reaching up to 3,899m, ensuring excellent snow conditions well into April and beyond. Its high-altitude terrain and glacier skiing on the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise make it one of the most snow-sure destinations for an Easter ski trip. With a vast ski area linking to Cervinia, Italy, skiers can enjoy 360km of well-groomed pistes, ranging from scenic cruisers to challenging descents. Off the slopes, Zermatt’s charming, car-free village, luxury chalets and world-class dining create the perfect setting for an unforgettable Easter ski holiday—all with the stunning Matterhorn as a backdrop.
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Tignes, France
Tignes is one of the most famous and snow-sure ski resorts in France, offering exceptional late-season skiing well into April and beyond. Linked to Val d’Isère, this high-altitude resort provides access to an impressive 300km of varied pistes, catering to all abilities. With slopes reaching up to 3,456m on the Grande Motte Glacier, Tignes guarantees fantastic snow conditions, making it one of the most snow-sure choices for an Easter ski trip. For those with a full area lift pass, you can also access Val d’Isère’s Pisaillas Glacier, which peaks at over 3,000m. Whether you’re after challenging terrain, scenic cruising, or excellent snow well into spring, Tignes delivers a top-tier Easter skiing experience alongside a vibrant après-ski scene and modern facilities.
Closing date: 4 May 2025
Cervinia, Italy
Cervinia, located on the Italian side of the Matterhorn, is one of the most snow-sure resorts in Europe, making it an excellent choice for Easter skiing. Thanks to its high-altitude slopes reaching up to 3,899m, the resort boasts long-lasting snow conditions well into late spring. Linked with Zermatt in Switzerland, Cervinia offers skiers the chance to experience over 360km of interconnected pistes. Known for its sun-drenched slopes and well-groomed pistes, Cervinia is ideal for those looking for Easter skiing with guaranteed snow and fantastic weather. With a lively yet laid-back Italian atmosphere, great food and stunning Matterhorn views, Cervinia combines incredible skiing with an unforgettable holiday experience – the perfect destination for an Easter ski getaway.
Closing date: 4 May 2025
Courchevel, France
Courchevel is a snow-sure and luxurious ski destination, offering fantastic late-season skiing in the world-renowned Three Valleys ski area. Comprising five distinct villages, the highest – Courchevel 1850 – sits more accurately at around 1,750m, with lifts reaching up to 2,700m. This high elevation, combined with extensive snowmaking, ensures reliable snow conditions well into spring. As part of one of the largest ski areas in the world, Courchevel provides access to 600km of ski runs, catering to all abilities, from gentle beginner slopes to steep, challenging descents, making it a great choice for a family Easter ski trip. Beyond the slopes, Courchevel is famous for its high-end shopping, Michelin-starred restaurants and luxurious chalets, making it a top choice for those seeking both excellent skiing and world-class hospitality. With stunning alpine scenery, exceptional facilities and fantastic spring snow, Courchevel is a top resort for an Easter ski holiday.
Closing date: 21 April 2025
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If you’re planning an Easter ski trip, choosing a snow-sure resort is key to ensuring great ski conditions and an unforgettable experience. High-altitude destinations like Tignes, Zermatt and Cervinia offer reliable late-season snow, while Courchevel and Val d’Isère combine excellent spring skiing with world-class amenities. By opting for these high-altitude resorts, you can enjoy snow-sure skiing well into April, making your Easter ski holiday one to remember!
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