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Self-catering apartments and villas in the Alps.
Using the Snow Train gives you more time on the slopes, because it arrives early Saturday morning and leaves late the following Saturday, giving you effectively two extra days on the slopes compared to flying. There's also the added benefit of being able to take as much luggage as you like, and your skis travel free of charge.
Arrive ready for a day's skiing after a good night's sleep on the comfortable beds, or, if you're in the mood to party, spend the night in the sound- proofed disco carriage and get in the mood for the week to come.
The Snow Train leaves London St Pancras and Ebbsfleet, the new international station near the M25 in Kent, taking winter sports enthusiasts to four
fantastic ski areas in the French Alps: Les Trois Vall es, Paradiski, Mont Blanc and Espace Killy.
The resorts in these areas include Courchevel, Val d'Isere, Les Arcs, Tignes, Meribel, Val Thorens, Meg ve, Les Allions, Combloux and many more. Shuttle
buses operate from the stations to the resorts.
The Snow Train stops at six French stations, offering easy connections from: Chamb ry, Albertville, Mo tiers, Aime la Plagne, Landry, Bourg St Maurice.
More information and booking the SnowTrain.
Self-catering apartments and villas in the Alps.