Val Thorens vs Tignes: which high-altitude resort?
Val Thorens: 600 km, base 2,300 m, €84.2 pass covers the lot. Tignes shares Espace Killy's 300 km with Val d'Isère, €68 buys only its own 150 km.
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Val Thorens: 600 km, base 2,300 m, €84.2 pass covers the lot. Tignes shares Espace Killy's 300 km with Val d'Isère, €68 buys only its own 150 km.
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