In a way it's not that controversial, as it covers just about all the resorts, although a number of the smaller ones, like Géradmer in the Vosges, have found it useful for their PR efforts.
Ste-Foy (in the background) doesn't make the Top 50 Villaroger (foreground) is part of 9th-placed Les Arcs |
La Plagne.
It only seems to fall down on two things: cross-country skiing and fancy restaurants.
And it beats local rival Les Arcs for having a halfpipe, facilities for families, sports facilities and having "villages de charme".
The other resorts in the top ten are Val d'Isere, Chamonix, Les Menuires, Megeve, Méribel, Tignes, Val Thorens and Les Arcs.
So, no surprises there, but it seems slightly odd to see Flaine at No 26, La Rosiere at No 30 and Valmorel at No 44.
Of course these league tables are most certainly an art rather than a science. For example, Alpes magazine places Serre Chevalier as No 1 in its "well-being and relaxation" league table and Alpe d'Huez as No 1 for "Le Grand Ski" and "Extreme Glisse".
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