Skiing is considered a very expensive sport, so we are all the more satisfied when we discover a ski resort that meets our criteria and is at the same time affordable. Such ski resorts can be found all over the world, but we offer you some suggestions.
Top 10: the best cheap ski resorts in the world
1. Les Houches, France
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This French ski resort is located near the famous Chamonix. You will be able to admire the view of the Mont Blanc valley while skiing on the slopes, which are spread between 950 and 1900 meters above sea level. The price of a one-day ticket is 43 euros. The ski resort is an hour's drive from Geneva airport.
2. Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Colorado (USA)
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This ski resort is considered the perfect destination for families, as it offers a wide range of ski runs of varying difficulty. Located near Denver. Compared to nearby Aspen, where daily ski pass prices reach $800, $95 is still an acceptable price.
3. Vogel, Slovenia
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A Slovenian ski resort was also on our list. Vogel, which is part of the Triglav National Park, presents itself as an ideal place for couples and families. The swing takes skiers from the embankment of Lake Bohinj to the ski area in the mountains in a few minutes. The Slovenian capital Ljubljana is only an hour away by car, so tourists can also afford to visit this wonderful city. Visitors pay 32 euros for one day of skiing.
4. Livigno, Italy
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Livigno is known above all as a paradise for skiers who like to stray from the groomed slopes and try their hand at the ski jumps. The ski resort has a large park with jumps and poles. According to what has been said, it is more suitable for younger skiers, who will pay 30 euros for a daily ski pass. The ski center is about 230 kilometers from Milan.
5. Söll, Austria
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Söll is a small village in Tyrol, usually overshadowed by the legendary Kitzbühel. This is also reflected in lower prices – 29 euros for a daily ski pass. A visit to Söll is especially recommended for families and new skiers. It is also worth trying the products from the bakeries, which are considered a traditional specialty.
6. Cauterets, France
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It is true that the ski resorts in the Alps are better known, but there are also very good locations for skiing in the Pyrenees. Cauterets offers 23 trails of varying difficulty that will satisfy every recreational skier. All this will be available to you for 36.5 euros per day. From Toulouse airport, you will reach this ski center in an hour and a half.
7. Borovets, Bulgaria
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The oldest ski resort in Bulgaria is a great choice for bargain hunters. It is located at the foot of the Rila mountain at about 1300 meters above sea level. It is worth emphasizing that the night life in the village is also developed. You will be able to ski for only 28 euros per day, which in combination with low food and drink prices is a winning combination. Borovets is a 90-minute drive from the capital Sofia.
8. Andermatt, Switzerland
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Switzerland is a symbol of high prices, but even in this Alpine country you can find a fairly affordable ski resort. The ski resort covers two areas - Nätschen and Gemmstock. The latter extends up to an altitude of 2963 meters. For those who are not the most skilled skiers, Andermatt offers many possibilities for hiking, sledding and swimming. After 1 p.m., the ski pass costs €38, which is very affordable for Switzerland.
9. Poiana-Brasov, Romania
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The most popular Romanian ski resort offers 14.5 kilometers of groomed slopes. It is especially suitable for beginners and families. 31 euros for a daily ski pass is undoubtedly worth shelling out, and at the same time we can treat ourselves to a cheap beer. The ski resort is located a 45-minute drive from Bucharest.
10. Powder Mountain, Utah (USA)
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This ski center is not very crowded, as it is located in a remote location. It is an hour's drive from Salt Lake City. Considering this, the ski resort is not the most suitable for families. Those who like to ski all over the snow will benefit. A daily ski pass costs 66 euros.