The Top 5 Resorts for March Ski Holidays

With the season in full swing, you could be forgiven for thinking the snow might begin to melt away come March. In reality, late-season snowfall often delivers some of the best skiing conditions of the year. Add to that quieter slopes, lower prices, and extra hours of daylight, and it’s easy to see why March ski holidays are such a brilliant choice. Imagine sunny al-fresco mountain lunches, comfortable temperatures, and pristine pistes – all without the peak-season hustle and bustle.

But where should you go for your March ski escape? With Skiworld’s collection of catered chalets in Europe’s most sought-after snow-sure resorts, we’ve rounded up five destinations that promise exceptional skiing, charming accommodations, and unbeatable hospitality.
alpe d'huez pistesAlpe d’Huez

Top Resorts for March Ski Holidays

1. Alpe d’Huez

Nicknamed the ‘Island of Sun’ Alpe d’Huez is a fantastic destination for March skiing, offering over 300 days of sunshine annually. The resort sits at 1,860m, with high-altitude slopes reaching 3,330m – meaning reliable snow and long runs. For those chasing a challenge, the Sarenne run, the longest black piste in Europe, is a must.

Where to stay?
Try Chalet Annecy for a stylish, social, open-plan chalet in the resort centre. Or opt for Chalet Pere Josef I, paired with Pere Josef II, for larger groups of up to 24 guests.

2. Les Arcs

Les Arcs is renowned for its varied terrain, making it perfect for skiers of all abilities. Thanks to its high-altitude skiing (up to 3,226m), snow conditions remain excellent throughout March. Families and groups alike will appreciate the seamless connections across the Paradiski area, offering over 425km of pistes to explore.

Where to stay?

Recently renovated, Chalet Anne combines modern facilities with alpine charm – just outside the town centre. While Chalet Oksana sits just below Arc 2000, with easy slope access.
March Ski Holidays, with extra hours of daylight and quiet pistes

3. Les Deux Alpes

Les Deux Alpes is one of Europe’s highest resorts, with a glacier that ensures snow-sure conditions even late into the season. Its diverse terrain caters to everyone, from beginners to thrill-seeking free-riders. Plus, the south-facing slopes mean you can soak up the sunshine while cruising down perfectly groomed pistes.

Where to stay?

Ski in style at Chalet Les Anemones, with a gorgeous sun-soaked terrace and sauna. Or, why not choose Chalet Gorges ideally located for the perfect marriage between lively après and a peaceful’s night sleep?

4. St Anton

Known as the birthplace of après-ski, St Anton is a must-visit for those seeking lively evenings alongside world-class skiing. This Austrian resort boasts a mix of challenging runs, off-piste opportunities, and a charming alpine village atmosphere. With its reliable snowfall, March is an excellent time to hit the slopes here.

Where to stay?

Relax in the Chalet Monte Vera, equipped with luxury sauna facilities. For smaller groups of six, choose the Chalet Galzig – offering a warm, Tyrolean welcome.

5. Courchevel

Part of the iconic Three Valleys, Courchevel is synonymous with luxury and exceptional skiing. March is the ideal time to visit, with quieter pistes and an impressive network of lifts ensuring you can make the most of the 600km of interconnected runs. From beginner-friendly slopes to thrilling black runs, Courchevel has something for everyone.

Where to stay?

Choose Chalet Benjamin, one of our exclusive signature chalets – the ultimate in refinement. For a little more understated elegance, snuggle up at the Chalet Estrella idylically located in a gorgeous hillside setting with truly wonderful views.

Chalet Estrella

BONUS: Whistler

If you’re looking to venture beyond Europe for your March ski holidays, Whistler Blackcomb in Canada is a standout choice. As the largest ski resort in North America, Whistler boasts an incredible 8,171 acres of skiable terrain, including powder-filled bowls, tree-lined trails, and extensive beginner-friendly slopes. March often brings fresh snowfall, and with the resort’s impressive altitude and diverse microclimates, the conditions remain exceptional.

While Skiworld focuses on European destinations, Whistler offers a different kind of adventure for skiers and snowboarders. Combine thrilling days on the mountain with the vibrant après-ski scene in Whistler Village, and you’ll see why this resort is on many skiers’ bucket lists. Get in touch with our ski specialist to create your tailor-made trip.

Why Choose Skiworld for your March Ski Holidays?

Skiworld’s exclusive catered chalets elevate your ski experience with thoughtfully prepared meals, cosy communal spaces, and exceptional service from your dedicated chalet hosts. After a day of skiing, there’s nothing better than returning to a warm, welcoming chalet where every detail is taken care of.

So, whether you’re seeking sunshine and snow in Alpe d’Huez or après-ski vibes in St Anton, a March ski holiday with Skiworld promises unforgettable memories, both on and off the slopes.

Ready to book your escape? Discover our full range of catered chalets today and start planning your perfect March getaway.


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Annie Britton

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