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How to Get to Val Thorens: Your Complete Travel Guide

Reaching Val Thorens, the highest ski resort in Europe, is simple and convenient. Located in the famous Three Valleys, it is well-connected by multiple transport options. Whether you prefer to drive, fly, or take the train, here is your comprehensive guide to planning your journey.

By Car

Driving to Val Thorens offers flexibility and is a great way to enjoy the scenic French Alps.

Albertville → Take the N90 towards Moûtiers → Exit 40 (St-Jean-de-Belleville / St-Martin-de-Belleville / Les Menuires / Val Thorens) → Follow the D117 to Val Thorens
💡 Parking is compulsory in Val Thorens. Please let us know in advance if you need help arranging a parking spot.

By Plane

Several international airports serve the Val Thorens region, with convenient transfer options available.

Chambéry – Savoie Mont Blanc (CMF)

Distance: 122 km

Grenoble Alpes Isère (GNB)

Distance: 194 km

Lyon Saint Exupéry (LYS)

Distance: 199 km

Geneva International (GVA)

Distance: 201 km

By Train

Traveling by train is a relaxing and eco-friendly way to reach the Alps.

  • Nearest Station: Moûtiers – Salins – Brides-les-Bains
  • Distance to Resort: 37 km

From the station, you can take a bus or pre-booked transfer to Val Thorens. We recommend booking your train journey in advance through the official SNCF website.

By Bus / Transfer

To make your journey completely seamless, we are happy to help you arrange direct transfers.

  • Direct Bus Transfers: Affordable shared shuttles from all major airports directly to the resort.
  • Private Transfers: For maximum comfort, flexibility, and a door-to-door service.

Contact us to arrange the perfect transfer for your group.