Why this score?
48/100
About Val Thorens
Visa requirements
🇩🇪 Germany passport
Val Thorens is warmest in July (around 16°C) and driest in January (about 2 rainy days). Pick the season that matches your activities — heat for the beach, dry months for hiking and sightseeing.
Expect highs around 16°C and lows around 5°C, with about 9 rainy days. Cool and damp — pack a waterproof layer and warm clothing.
German passport holders can enter France visa-free for short stays (typically up to 90 days for tourism). Always double-check the latest rules with the embassy of France before you travel, as policies can change.
Val Thorens is a mountain and nature destination, which works well for families. Plenty of open space and easy walks — great for unplugging with kids of all ages.
Val Thorens scores around 70/100 for vegetarian options, 65/100 for pescatarian and 40/100 for halal. Larger restaurants and chains are easiest; plan ahead in smaller towns or village stops.
Might be worth waiting for a better window.
A 88% chance of rain, so pack for it.
Bar colour shows temperature comfort. “Best” marks the standout days for this trip.
Val Thorens typically has skiable snow from September to May, averaging 111 snow days across the season.
Based on historical monthly climate averages — snowfall varies year to year. Check live conditions before you book.
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