Ski Rail Maps of the Alps

Our new map for the ski season 2026-27 titled Ski Rail Maps of the Alps. Its a double sided folded map encorporating the best of our Skiing by Train Map with a Schematic map covering the main train routes throughout Europe to get you to the Alps and our Ski Resort Map, with a topographic map covering the 7 Alpine countries and its train routes. All in a pocket sized version, perfect for planning trips into the Alps.

Charting the position of over 600 resorts across the Alps from Lyon to Ljubljana, and Milan to Munich, this clear and detailed winter-sports map of the Alps focuses specifically on rail routes through the Alps, enabling travellers to plan their journeys to winter sports resorts by train from the UK or an Alpine airport.

Format: Folded double-sided map
ISBN: 978 1 85879 7915
Sheet size: 525 x 792mm folded to 175 x 99mm (pocket size)
Published: Autumn 2026
Publisher: 2theAlps Ltd
Price: £8.00

Reaching the Alps by Train - Main Schematic Map

Schematic Style Map showing Sleeper Train routes for ovenight travel
Shows Routes from the UK (by train and ferry) to seven Alpine countries - Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Slovenia and Switzerland
Includes journey times by train from the UK to several Alpine Cities
Resorts not on the rail Network such as Meribel, Sass Fee and Courmayeur shown with bus links to the nearest station
30 Airports shown and whether they have a Rail connection keyed

Ski Resorts by Train - Reverse side Topographic Map

The entire Alpine Region at a scale of 1: 1,705,030
Attractive, clear mapping showing the rail network through the Alps and the location of over 600 ski resorts
Over 20 linked Ski areas including The 3 Valleys, Portes du Soleil and Sella Ronda

Train Routes to Europe

We've put together a page of some suggested journeys through Europe, you can find them here.

Have a Train Journey you want showcased? Email us at Sales@2thealps.com

Train emissions compared to flying and driving

When you compare flights and trains for similar distances, if you take the train, you can typically save around 85% in carbon emissions per passenger. When you drive similar distances, if you take the train, you can typically save around 87% in carbon emissions per passenger. The exact emissions savings depend on the train.