Ski Solutions Highlights Snow Sure Slopes: Where To Head For Late Season Skiing
As the ski season begins to wind down, the search for the ultimate late-season getaway intensifies.
Data provided by Britain's original specialist ski travel agency Ski Solutions indicates a strong increase in passenger numbers across many of their resorts during this period, with a 33% increase in passenger numbers to Cervinia and a 17% increase trans-Atlantic to Banff.
Ski Solutions data is supported by aviation analytics firm Cirium, indicating that there has been a 17.7% and 49.9% increase on seats offered to Cervinia and Banff respectively in Summer 2025 compared to pre-pandemic levels.
Ski Solutions has rounded up some of their best snow sure getaways for late season skiing.
With spring in full swing, there is still plenty of opportunity to get out onto the slopes and enjoy some sunshine in the mountains. As the slopes get quieter towards the end of the season, head to higher altitudes for a snow sure adventure.
It’s becoming increasingly popular to book a last minute ski trip, with Ski Solutions seeing a strong increase in passenger numbers across many of their resorts. So far this season there has been a 33% increase in passengers to Cervinia, and an increase of 17% in passengers further afield to Banff. Positive booking data corresponds with data from aviation analytics firm Cirium, indicating that there has been a 17.7% and 49.9% increase on seats offered to Cervinia and Banff respectively in Summer 2025 compared to pre-pandemic levels, showcasing a strong appetite for late season travel. Additionally, Ski Solutions has seen a notable increase in bookings to both Ischgl and Gelio, with bookings to these destinations up 2% and 4% respectively when compared to the same time in 2024, with more bookings to come as the season progresses.
Below, we have rounded up some of Ski Solutions’ favourite getaways for a snow sure week on the slopes before the ski season ends.
Banff, Canada
Set within Canada’s original National Park, Banff in Alberta offers access to three large ski resorts and miles of powdery snow ready to be explored. The town of Banff is a well rounded option for those seeking accommodation, activities, and restaurants within one central location. For those looking to take a break from skiing and snowboarding, Banff offers ice skating, canyoning, and snowmobiling, as well as plenty of spa offerings at the larger hotels. For those with children, each resort is home to a ski school and creche.
The Moose Hotel and Suites
Just a minutes’ walk from downtown Banff, The Moose Hotel and Suites combines rustic mountain lodge aesthetics with modern comfort. Enjoy crackling fires, rooftop pools with Rocky Mountain views and Italian cuisine at Pacini Restaurant. Retreat to spacious rooms featuring balconies with woodland views, providing a relaxing haven after a day of adventures.
Cervinia, Italy
Cervinia is a popular pick for skiing due to its high altitude and great snow record. Not only does the resort offer its own superb skiing, it is also connected to Zermatt, in neighbouring Switzerland. Between both Cervinia and Zermatt, these two resorts cover all types of skiers' needs, with plenty of blue and red runs in Cervinia, and a wealth of off-piste runs and more challenging terrain in Zermatt. Evenings in Cervinia provide a lively atmosphere amongst the town’s many bars and restaurants, with plenty of picturesque streets to stroll around.
Hotel al Piolet
This luxurious 4-star Superior hotel is founded by skiing legend Rolando Zanni. Newly renovated in 2024, guests are welcomed into a luxurious and modern space. With only 24 rooms, this hotel is perfect for those looking for a relaxed getaway. Guests can also enjoy the wellness area complete with a sauna, hammam, and emotional shower, with an outdoor pool positioned to showcase the stunning scenery.
Ischgl, Austria
Offering snow sure slopes across 240km, Ischgl is an ideal late season choice for skiers. As one of the most impressive resorts in Austria, Ischgl has a great après ski reputation as well as a renowned ski record. This resort is also known to be the largest climate-neutral ski area in the Alps, having implemented a reforestation programme in the local valley, and powering ski lifts with almost 100% renewable energy.
Hotel Brigitte
This elegant hotel boasts Austrian design throughout, and offers facilities such as a wellness area and cosy lounge bar with an open fireplace - perfect to warm hands after skiing. The traditional hotel boasts great cuisine and light and airy rooms.
Zermatt, Switzerland
Zermatt offers unbeaten scenery, fantastic skiing, and a plethora of restaurant and hotel choices. The car free town retains its traditional charm, creating a relaxed atmosphere for holiday goers. The main street, the Bahnhofstrasse, is filled with cafes and restaurants to enjoy, while the slopes offer inviting runs on varied terrain. Perhaps most outstanding is the view of the Matterhorn, whether on the slopes or in the village, this impressive peak is ever visible across the resort.
Hotel Alex
Guests are drawn back to Hotel Alex year after year thanks to its fantastic facilities and great dining options. Rooms are a stylish haven for guests, and the hotel emphasises relaxation during every stay. The wellness team are on hand to guide guests through the facilities on offer to help unwind after a day on the slopes. For foodie fans, the hotel boasts multiple restaurants to try out during a stay.
Val d’Isère, France
A holiday favourite, the winter ski season in Val d’Isère is long lasting from the end of November all the way through until early May, offering the longest winter in the Alps. Skiing is snow sure, varied, and extensive throughout the resort, offering something for all ages and abilities. Off the slopes, Val d’Isère is home to plenty of fun après spots, and guests can take part in anything from winter walking to dog sledding.
Hotel Le Yule
This popular five-star hotel is one of the best in the area and benefits from being on the edge of the pedestrian area of the village. With the ski slopes right outside the door of this hotel, it's the perfect spot for keen skiers. Rooms offer outstanding views of the slopes, with guests able to sit back and relax on private balconies as they drink in the mountain air.
Geilo, Norway
Perfect for families looking for a late season trip, Geilo is home to two fantastic local ski schools, as well as off slope activities such as dog sledging, fat biking, and snowshoeing. Situated between two National Parks, Geilo is a charming ski resort with incredible scenery and a great snow record. The resort can also be reached by the famous Oslo Bergen Railway, allowing guests to travel through Norway’s spectacular Fjord region.
Vestlia Resort
This ski-in ski-out hotel is situated 50 metres from the ski school and childcare centre, making it a fantastic option for families. Many rooms at the hotel benefit from connecting doors, lounges, and kitchens which are ideal for a larger group. Hotel amenities include a soft play area for children, a bowling alley, and family pool, offering plenty to do after time spent on the slopes. For those looking to relax, the award winning spa is a great way to unwind, and the hotel is also in ideal proximity to many off slope activities.
Whistler, Canada
One of the most highly regarded ski destinations in the world, Whistler is the perfect North American trip. Skiers and boarders have access to over 8,000 acres of varied terrain thanks to the Peak 2 Peak Gondola. The village itself is filled with everything from lively music venues to cosy snugs for visitors to enjoy.
Westin Resort and Spa
Positioned at the base of one of the most highly regarded ski resorts in the world, the Westin Resort & Spa has easy access to both Whistler and Blackcomb Mountain gondolas. Not only that, this hotel is just steps away from the heart of Whistler’s pedestrian-only village. With the restaurants and bars in Whistler Village only a stone’s throw away, guests can enjoy a variety of food and drinks throughout their stay. Additionally, visitors have the opportunity to visit the on-site ‘Grill & Vine’ restaurant or the FireRock lounge that offers an intimate setting for an evening digestif at the hotel.
