Ski Resort Map of the Alps

attractive, clear mapping showing the location of 640 indexed alpine resorts in Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Liechtenstein, Slovenia and Switzerland
mountain railways, local and high speed lines to help plan transfers from airports, or international travel by train
Eurostar Ski Train route from St Pancras to the French Alps
complete network of major roads across the region and minor roads serving resorts
roads closed for winter shown
resorts directly accessible by train marked
large linked ski areas, such as the 3 Valleys and the Portes du Soleil region highlighted and indexed
main ferry services across the Alpine lakes that take you to, or close to, resorts
the position of over 30 airports in, or near, the Alps, highlighting those with their own railway station for an easy onward connection
resorts with thermal spas included and indexed
extensive information on 100 selected resorts (extent of downhill and cross-country skiing, altitude and vertical drop, number of lifts, availability of glacier skiing, and accessibility by train)

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The first comprehensive ski-resort focused map of the Alps, showing the positions of 640 resorts, enabling independent travellers to plan their journeys to and through the mountains.

This map is also available in a number of customised versions including a panoramic wall map version, canvas and foam mounted versions and personalised prints.

Published: 1st edition March 2017, 2nd edition February 2024
Scale: 1: 1,336,500

Folded map
ISBN: 978 185879 7250
Sheet size: 1089 x 630mm
Folded size: 210 x 99mm
£10.95 (includes UK shipping)

Paper wall map
ISBN: 978 185879 7267
Sheet size: 990 x 630mm
£19.95 (includes UK shipping)

Encapsulated wall map
ISBN: 978 185879 7274
Sheet size: 990 x 630mm
£28.95 (includes UK shipping)

SPECIAL OFFER: FREE SkiRail Wall Map of the Alps* with every Ski Resort Wall Map of the Alps purchased! (*UK orders only)

WHAT OUR REVIEWERS SAY...

“A brilliant new ski resort map of the Alps has been launched from @2thealps - great for planning adventures :)”

@WheretoSki&S MARCH 2017

“We already wonder how we managed without it”

FALL-LINE MARCH 2017

“Not only a must-have on Alpine road trips, but probably as wall art”

Fall-line MARCH 2017

“It costs less than a tenner, and it's made in good old Blighty”

FALL-LINE MARCH 2017

“Helps skiers identify ski resort locations and their relationships to each other instantly”

IN THE SNOW MARCH 2017

“Big ski regions like the Portes du Soleil are shown as shaded sections, giving an idea of the scale of these areas and of how close the borders of some are to the next giant ski region”

IN THE SNOW MARCH 2017