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    Highest-Altitude Ski Resorts in Europe (Ranked)

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    The highest-altitude European ski resorts are concentrated in the western and southern Alps: Val Thorens (2,300 m base), Tignes, Obergurgl, Saas-Fee, Cervinia and Zermatt all sit above 1,800 m at the village and reach 3,000–3,800 m at the summit. These altitudes are the single best predictor of late-season snow reliability.

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