March doesn’t mean the ski season is over, if anything, it means you’ll get to enjoy a lot more bluebird days and you’ll be able to hit the slopes without 100 thermic layers and the crowds. If you are skiing in March, make sure you go to the right resorts, where you can still find fresh powder and enjoy the end of the ski season high up on the mountains. Read on for some of the best ski resorts in Europe to visit in March 2025.
Val Thorens, France
One of the best resorts for skiing in March is Val Thorens. As one of the highest ski resorts in Europe and forming part of the Three Valleys Ski Area, one of the largest ski areas in the world with over 600km of terrain to explore, Val Thorens is a must for skiers of all abilities. The resort is Europe’s highest ski town sitting at 2,300m and its highest peak is over 3,200m, so it is incredibly snow-sure, even late into the season. The ski area in Val Thorens remains open until early May so you won’t have to worry about lifts closing. With countless restaurants and chalets up on the mountains and the possibility of skiing to both Courchevel and Meribel for lunch on a gorgeous sunny day, you can’t go wrong with booking your March ski trip to Val Thorens.
Saas-Fee, Switzerland
Sat at 1,800m, Saas-Fee not only has breathtaking views but it also has a glacier at 3,600m which ensures reliable snow, making it a great ski resort to visit in March. With over 100km of slopes to explore, Saas-Fee is the perfect place for beginner and intermediate skiers. This ski resort is also recognised as one of Switzerland’s most family-friendly resorts which makes it the perfect destination for an Easter family ski holiday. In Saas-Fee, it is often the case that you will find fresh powder as late as April. Nicknamed “The Pearl of The Alps”, the traditional alpine resort is car-free and is an incredibly picturesque setting for a ski holiday!
Val d’Isère, France
Val d’Isère stands at an altitude of 1,850m, with slopes reaching over 3,000m. With its highest peak at almost 3,400m, it’s no surprise that this ski resort is incredibly popular when it comes to a late-season ski trip in March. Many of Val d’Isère’s slopes are north-facing, helping to preserve snow conditions for longer. Val d’Isère is well-known for it’s lively après-ski scene, you’ll find the famous La Folie Douce at the top of the mountain and the lively Cocorico in the resort. With so much to offer both on and off the slopes, if you go skiing in Val d’Isère in March, you definitely won’t be disappointed!
Flaine, France
Don’t underestimate this small resort, it’s annual average snowfall at the top of the 2,500m Grandes Platières is 15m, making it one of the snowiest mountain in Europe. Flaine is also one of the resorts with the best snow preservation, thanks to its north and west-facing slopes and consistent cold temperatures. Flaine is incredibly accessible, located just a 1 to 2-hour drive from Geneva Airport, making it an ideal option for skiers seeking a ski resort with a short transfer time. With easy ski-in-ski-out accommodation, countless amenities and excellent skiing in the renowned Grand Massif ski area, Flaine has all the qualities to make it a perfect destination for a ski trip in March.
Verbier, Switzerland
Take advantage of the quieter slopes in March while skiing in one of the most popular resorts in Switzerland. Reaching heights of 3,330m, Verbier gets consistent snowfall throughout the season as well as excellent snow cannon coverage across the resort. Located within Switzerland’s largest ski area, the 4 Vallées, which provides access to approximately 410 km of pistes, this luxury ski resort is renowned for its excellent pisted and off-piste skiing and is a must-visit resort for sunny skiing in March.
These are some of the best ski resorts for skiing in March, but there are many ski resorts across Europe which will still be getting fresh snow in March and even into April!
