Valmorel is an ideal family resort with a traffic free village centre and doorstep skiing from all areas. The ski area itself is a real intermediates playground with 152km of wonderfully groomed pistes. Furthermore beginners benefit from Valmorel's specially reserved beginners' ski area. Although the resort itself is purpose built, the village is designed in a traditional style with pretty wood clad buildings and is made up of several “hameaux” or hamlets.

Valmorel Apres Ski:

A good range of tempting restaurants and cafes, Set 3-course menu for around €20, fondues from €25 including wine and dessert, lunchtime plat du jour around 10€:
La Cordee or Pierce Neige for French cuisine
Pizzaria du Bourg for mouth-watering pizzas cooked in a wood burning oven
Le Petit Savoyard for fondues and other traditional Savoyard specialities
Jimbo Lolos for a mexican flavour.
Friendly and fun-loving resort with lots of atmosphere:
Petit Savoyard restaurant with a warm ambience
La Cordee with its French atmosphere
Hotel du Bourg bar for a cosy drink around an open fire
Le Clover discotheque and karaoke bar
Cafe de La Gare with occasional dancing on the tables
Jimbo Lolos, the place to shoot tequila

Activities:

Parapenting
Tobogganing
Marked walking trails
Cinema with occasional English films
Beautiful walks down the valley through old Savoyard villages to Les Avanchers
Small open market once a week
Occasional pageant evenings and music recitals
Music festivals
Children's festivals
Baroque Art tours