TL;DR
As many ski resorts close after Easter, some high-altitude destinations remain open into May. Learn which resorts still offer skiing and what conditions to expect for late-season snow sports.
Late-Season Skiing Opportunities in Europe
As April comes to a close, many ski resorts across Europe have ended their winter seasons. However, some high-altitude destinations continue to offer skiing into May and beyond. This extended season provides opportunities for skiers and riders to enjoy the slopes well into spring, with some resorts boasting excellent snow conditions at higher elevations.
While popular resorts in France, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy have closed, several remain open. In France, Les Arcs, La Plagne, Chamonix, and La Clusaz continue operations into early May. Swiss resorts Verbier and Saas-Fee also extend their seasons. Some resorts push even further, with Tignes, Les Deux Alpes, and Val Thorens in France staying open until 4 May.Austria offers late-season options as well, with and Pitztal open until 4 May, until 11 May, and both and Kuenertall until 18 May. In Switzerland, Engelberg continues until 4 May, while Italy's Val Senales and Cervinia also remain open until the same date.
