Advanced skier holidays
When you can ski like a pro - If you’ve been skiing for many years and have a wealth of experience out on the slopes, then we have selected some great resorts that will keep you busy, entertained and still challenged.
Speak to our ski specialists to help you plan and book your ski holiday today.
All of our ski packages include your travel, transfers and accommodation.
Resorts with the best Black runs
As an advanced skier, you want to test your skills and abilities whilst on a ski holiday, so it's good to know where some of the best black runs are across resorts. Here are 3 resorts Inghams believe have tried and tested black runs perfect for any advanced skier.
Val d'Isere
France
- La Face, Val d'Isère, France is renowned for being one of the toughest slalom terrains so is the perfect black run test for any avid powder hunter.
- Val d'Isere offers a fantastic nightlife, no matter your speed - from lively nightclubs to cosy and traditional restaurants. Either way you will enjoy the atmosphere.
Cortina
Italy
- Forcella Staunies, Cortina, Italy offers a real challenge to even the best skiers or snowboarders, a great way to test your skills.
- Cortina is of course known for the winter Olympics, but this diverse resort also includes a selection of restaurants, shops, bars and accommodation meaning you can enjoy a well-rounded holiday.
Mayrhofen
Austria
- Harakiri, Mayrhofen, Austria is the steepest run in Austria, offering unbeatable views whilst you navigate your way down one of the toughest slopes.
- An added incentive to this destination - If you complete the Harakiri slope, you win a free t-shirt! This resort is also great for friendly, up-beat fun and welcomes freestylers.
Resorts with extras
Being an advanced skier or snowboarder isn't just about trying the black runs, but also where else you can improve your skills and build confidence in other ways and also enjoying your holiday as whole, which means time off the slopes as well. Here are 3 resorts that give the perfect examples of what more you get from a ski holiday.
Val Thorens
France
- VT Snowpark, Val Thorens, France is the ultimate place to practice your jumps and tricks, this well maintained park has some of the best crafted jumps to perfect your skills.
- Val Thorens offers vast skiing and snowboarding options, but also a large sports centre with a pool, whirlpool and sauna.
St Anton
Austria
- St Anton, Austria has some mega mogul fields to offer, be it steep or high - these will really test you and tire your legs.
- The resort of St Anton is generally known as a resort for the more advanced skier or snowboarder. However it is also known for great apres-ski, so you can ski hard all day and know there is a drink waiting for you.
Kitzbuhel
Austria![]()
- Kitzbuhel, Austria is the place to be if you want to race! Home to the Hahnenkamm World Cup downhill ski race, see how you fare against the professionals.
- Kitzbuhel also entices skiers and snowboarders alike for its culture. Being a picturesque, medieval town with lots of rich historic interest, it draws people in.
Resorts with plenty of space
As an advanced skier, it's all about making the most of your time on the slopes and exploring everything from off-piste, challenging runs to new snow-parks. Here are 3 of some of the largest ski areas that Inghams is sure will keep you busy for a week.
Three Valleys
France
- Top of the list has to be Three Valleys, France with 3 connecting resorts offering a huge selections of runs that will keep you entertained for days. Around 600km of slopes.
Whistler
Canada
- Whistler, Canada, offers the largest ski area in North America, with a wide range of slopes, there is something for everyone in this beautiful part of the world. Around 200kim of slopes.
Arlberg
Austria
- Arlberg, Austria combines some fantastic resorts to make a great skiing and snowboarding experience, a week here will mean still discovering runs to try. Around 304km of slopes.
Advanced skier FAQs
Signs I might be an advanced skier? - Only you can understand your level of skiing, but a good ski instructor will be able to advise you further. However, if you are very confident on red and black runs, as well as off-piste and steep terrains that you’re heading in the right direction.
Are there tips to becoming a more advanced skier or snowboarder? - Of course: be committed, check your stance and / or balance, understand how your equipment works, understand how gravity plays a role, and be focused. Getting additional ski or snowboarding lessons to perfect your skills is always helpful to.
Do resorts for advanced skiers still offer other activities? - All of our resorts, some of which we have showcased above, offer much more than just skiing. you can opt to take part in other fun winter sports such as sledging or ice skating. You can visit the local shops, restaurants or bars. Many of our accommodation options also offer spa facilities.
How to book your holiday
Travel, accommodation and transfers? We’ve got you covered. Book your holiday online or give us a call.
