Top destinations for solo skiing & snowboarding breaks
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Top destinations for solo skiing & snowboarding breaks
Ready to explore the slopes on your own terms? Whether you want beginner-friendly runs or thrilling black piste challenges—discover the ideal spots for escorted group ski breaks that cater to every ability!
Skiing & snowboarding in Austria
Mayrhofen 
Looking for a place that has it all? Mayrhofen strikes a good balance between offering beginner-friendly runs and more challenging trails.
Location: Zillertal Valley
Perfect for all abilities, with a mix of beginner-friendly and advanced runs
Lively resort atmosphere with excellent amenities
For advanced skiers: Harakiri Run – Austria's steepest piste with a 78% gradient, a must for adrenaline seekers
Bad Hofgastein 
Location: Gastein Valley
Home to over 200 km of interconnected slopes with varied terrain, perfect for beginners and advanced skiers alike
Austria's Gastein Valley is famous for its thermal springs, offering the chance to relax in rejuvenating, mineral-rich waters after a day on the slopes
Known for its quaint, pedestrian-friendly town centre, Bad Hofgastein offers a classic alpine village vibe, boasting boutique shops & cosy cafés
Zell am See 
Zell am See offers a picturesque blend of mountain and lake scenery, paired with a charming medieval resort centre.
Location: The Zell Valley
Suitable for all abilities, the resort offers skiers and snowboarders access to 408 km of slopes, which are especially popular among those seeking a wide variety of enjoyable blue runs
A unique combination of stunning scenery and history
Lively après-ski scene with a blend of traditional Austrian taverns, trendy bars & cafés
Matrei 
Matrei is a hidden gem for solo skiers or snowboarders looking for an unforgettable winter experience.
Location: Hohe Tauern National Park
Offering a diverse piste network, this resort is perfect for intermediate & advanced skiers
Matrei guarantees great conditions all season long due to an extensive network of snow machines
Enjoy stunning 360° views of Großglockner and its majestic peaks
Skiing & snowboarding in Switzerland
Grindelwald 
Grindelwald village is a charming, bustling area—perfect for unwinding after skiing with its cosy, vibrant atmosphere. In a quintessential Swiss mountain village, it’s the perfect photo op.
Location: Grindelwald, Jungfrau Region
Access to three resorts: Grindelwald, Wengen, and Mürren, catering to all skill levels
The Grindelwald-First ski area is great for beginners and intermediate skiers, offering wide and gentle slopes
For advanced skiers, why not try the Lauberhorn World Cup downhill at the Kleine Scheidegg resort? This run is one of the longest and most challenging on the World Cup circuit
Adelboden 
If you want reliable snow all season round, this is the perfect place to ski to your hearts content.
Location: Adelboden, Bernese Oberland
Suitable for intermediate/advanced skiers: five areas with a mix of medium-difficulty wide pistes for carving, and challenging black runs
A paradise for snowboarders, with engaging snowboard and freestyle parks designed for all experience levels
Skiing & snowboarding in Italy
Folgaria 
This resort is perfect for beginners and improvers with the opportunities to experience expert tuition at the ski school or enjoy uncrowded slopes.
Location: Trentino Alps, Folgaria
An ideal place for beginner friendly runs, and long-winding blues that intermediates will enjoy cruising on
A variety of winter sports to try including skiing, snowboarding, snowblading, ice skating, and sleigh riding
Unique historical backdrop with WW2 fortresses surrounding the ski circuit, adding a sense of cultural to the experience
Santa Caterina 
This scenic high altitude ski resort leaves little to question. Whether you are a novice or seasoned pro this hidden gem has it all.
Location: Santa Caterina Valfurva, Lombardy
Scenic, high-altitude ski resort suitable for all levels, from novices to experts
Offers a range of slopes with easy access to chairlifts and gondolas, minimising wait times for more ski time
Traditional charm with cobbled streets, minimal traffic, and everything within walking distance
New to Solos’ skiing and unsure where to start? We’ve got you covered!
Beginners
Arinsal Ski - Beginners’ Week, Andorra
Nestled in the picturesque Vallnord–Pal Arinsal ski area, this week-long introduction to skiing is ideal for solo travellers looking to learn a new skill. Arinsal’s beginner-friendly slopes, paired with expert-led lessons, make it the perfect place to master the basics in a supportive group setting. The resort offers ski-in-ski-out convenience and vibrant après ski options. Surrounded by the breath-taking Pyrenees, this week offers a fantastic mix of learning, socialising, and exploration, and the price includes everything you need. Find out more!
Advanced skiers
Les Diablerets - Intro to Off-Piste, Switzerland
Located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, this is a paradise for off-piste enthusiasts. This programme, designed for advanced skiers eager to build their skills and up the adventure levels, includes fully guided instruction across thrilling terrains, safety equipment included, and tuition not just on technique, but on safety protocols too. This is a standout for solo travellers looking to advance their skiing in a dynamic, community-focused setting. Find out more!
