Ski in Ski out Chalets

Things to consider when searching for a ski-in ski-out chalet

1. It's quite possible that the chalet might be 'ski-in' or 'ski-out' but not necessarily both. The location of the chalet should be carefully checked to make sure. If you're confused, you can always give us a call and ask!

2. Although the chalet may be correctly described as ski-in ski-out, it’s important to consider how easy this access actually is. Sometimes you may be required to ski over an area that is technically ‘off-piste’. These are usually only short distances and are therefore not an issue for most skiers. However, at the beginner or end of season when snow conditions are more likely to be icy or slushy, this might be difficult for nervous and beginner skiers or younger children.

3. A ski-in ski-out chalet is by nature situated at a higher altitude than the lifts and/or resort centre. Whilst this does usually mean you will enjoy beautiful elevated views across the resort and valleys, it could also mean a long walk back home after you’ve been in and around town. Most resorts benefit from a free bus service, but you should carefully consider whether a long walk uphill will be difficult for any members of your party.