The longest ski run in the world can be found in the Chamonix ski resort in France. This run is known as Vallee Blanche and it goes for a staggering distance of 22km or 14.7 miles. It begins at a height of 12,605 feet at a point known as Aiguille du Midi and it continues all the way down to the Chamonix village. It is important to note that parts of this run are off-piste and should not be travelled without an experienced guide.
The longest run on the world that doesn’t include any off-piste skiing is the Sarenne run in the Alpe d’Huez ski resort in central France. This run is approximately 19km and almost all of it is a designated black run.
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Vail, Colorado, USA Vail boasts a four and half mile trail that starts at black and goes to intermediate and back to advanced, ending in a short green run at the base. This is the longest run in North America. |
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Chamonix, Chamonix Mont Blanc, France Vallee Blanche at Chamonix is reported to be the longest ski run in the entire world. It is reportedly 13 and 7/10’s of a mile long. The vertical drop is over 9,200 feet! This is a place to experience if you’re looking to have a long run with great views. |
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Sarenne, Alpe D’ Huez, French Alps, France At almost 10 miles long, Sarenne has one of the longest ski runs. This is rated as a black level trail. Almost monthly, this trail is open for night skiing which is a totally awesome experience. |
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Zermatt, Switzerland |
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Ischgl Ski into Switzerland from Austria on the Duty Free Run. |