France

Snow Report for France
With very cold weather predominant in France over the past week there has been little fresh snow, with the biggest falls of 40cm over the past seven days coming at small resorts in the south of the country and in the Pyrenees.
There has been some fresh snow though to freshen up the slopes which in most cases have deep bases built up over the previous two months. Avoriaz reports 10cm (Wednesday 15 February), La Rosiere 5cm for example. The deepest snow in the country is in the Chamonix Valley with 4.3m.

Ski Resorts for France
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Resort ▲	Snow Range	Expert	Intermediate	Beginner	Boarding
Alpe d'Huez	1860m to 3330m	8	8	10	6
Avoriaz	1000m to 2350m	6	8	8	8
Chamonix	1040m to 3842m	10	6	4	8
Courchevel	1224m to 3248m	8	10	8	6
Flaine	1600m to 2500m	8	10	10	7
La Grave	1450m to 3550m	10	2	2	8
La Plagne	1250m to 3250m	8	10	6	6
La Tania	1300m to 3200m	8	10	6	8
Les Arcs	1609m to 3226m	10	8	8	6
Les Contamines	1200m to 2500m	6	8	4	6
Les Deux Alpes	1650m to 3568m	8	4	6	8
Meribel	1450m to 3200m	8	10	8	8
Montgenèvre	1850m to 2700m	4	8	10	5
Morzine	1000m to 3300m	6	8	6	8
Risoul	1650m to 2750m	4	8	8	5
Sainte Foy	1500m to 2600m	8	6	4	8
Serre Chevalier	1400m to 2700m	6	8	8	8
Tignes	2100m to 3600m	10	10	6	10
Val d'Isère	1850m to 3600m	10	10	7	10
Val Thorens	1300m to 3200m	8	10	8	8