Skiing in Europe

Three women in ski gear sitting in front of a mountain ski hut, wearing sunglasses and enjoying coffee in the sunny Alps

Skiing has always been a huge part of my life (Hi, it's Wanda!)

Every year after Christmas, my family went on a ski vacation—it was our favorite tradition.

After moving to the U.S., I wanted to keep it going. I realized pretty quickly that you need to fly to Colorado, Utah, or California anyways, if you want good skiing—and it's so much more expensive than in Europe.

So I thought: why not just fly to Europe?

Now every year, we bring a group of ski-loving friends from the U.S. to Europe—and they’re obsessed. Better resorts, more affordable, and super kid-friendly.

With LLocalz we want to share that experience with you too.

Let’s hit the slopes in the Alps—European ski trips done right!

Summit cross on top of a mountain with a skier standing next to it, showcasing strength and achievement against a clear alpine backdrop

Skiing the Alps – Ski Trips Through Austria, Switzerland & Germany

We love to ski — and we believe everyone should have the chance to enjoy it. Whether you've been on the slopes since you were four or you're just starting out, the best ski resorts in Europe offer experiences for every level and style. Our itineraries are made just for you — your pace, your preferences, and who you're traveling with.
Dreaming of skiing at a luxury resort like St. Moritz or Kitzbühel? Or planning a family trip to Zermatt? We’ll make sure you ski the best resorts and enjoy your time off the slopes as well.

What Makes Skiing the Alps with Us Unique

Top Alps Ski Resorts - Stay in world-renowned resorts like Zermatt, Lech, or Garmisch-Partenkirchen, with options for private chalets or luxury hotels.
All-Level Friendly - We tailor the experience for pros, families, or beginners—with access to instructors, ski passes, and gear rentals.
Alpine Wellness - Après-ski spa treatments, hot springs, and gourmet mountain dining in Michelin-starred alpine restaurants.
Winter Experiences - Try snowshoeing, ice skating, sleigh rides, or torch-lit hikes for non-skiing days.
Curated Comforts - A welcome basket with local wines, snacks, hand warmers, and traditional winter gear.