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Alpe d’Huez is one of the dominant French resorts, its reputation for both snow and sunshine matched by an extensive ...

The Amadé region, less than an hour from Salzburg airport, is certainly Ski Easy territory, but the lift map in their publicity is a bit of a con because it implies that its 25 resorts and 860 pistes are all linked up – which they are certainly not.

Bad Kleinkircheim nestles in the midst of the Turracher mountain range and is a perfect ski resort, though it is best-known for its spas, and curative natural waters.

Bansko is the newest of Bulgaria’s ski resorts, so the lifts are all fairly modern, but the bad news is that the town itself is not.

Up-market Beaver is 10 miles West of Vail (same lift company) with much quieter pistes but still the same crummy, fast-fried on-mountain fodder.

Americas largest ski state has dozens of good, though expensive, resorts.

The southernmost Austrian region of Carinthia has some large and exciting ski areas.

Mountain lovers and extreme skiers flock to Chamonix, the Alps’ most famous mountain town, at the foot of Mont Blanc.

Sheltered by the stunningly beautiful crags of the Dolomites, Cortina d’Ampezzo is hailed as the world’s loveliest winter playground.