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Photos: Magical images as snow returns to southern French Alps and ski stations open more runs

Several ski slopes have reopened in the Alpes-Maritimes after seeing up to 16cm of fresh snow

French alpine ski resorts including Isola 2000 have reopened pistes as snow returns
Amy Lyall
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Snowfall in the French Alps on Wednesday (January 22) has led to the reopening of ski runs and a flurry of photos being shared across social media.

Up to 16cm of fresh snow has been recorded at Alpes-Maritimes ski resorts Isola 2000 and Valberg, with 10-15cm at Beuil-les-Launes and Auron, according to .

Read also: 2024-25 dates for ski slopes to open in French Alps and Pyrenees

Magical images of snow-covered slopes can be seen below:

Snowy ski stations

Snowfall snaps in alpine villages

Ski safety

The Alpes-Maritimes Prefecture issued safety reminders for skiers who are keen to make the most of the snowy slopes:

  • Before you hit the slopes, prepare for EFFORT!

  • On the slopes CONTROL YOUR SPEED

  • Pay attention to SAFETY SIGNALS on the slopes

  • BE CAREFUL when using ski lifts

  • Don't get carried away in FREESTYLE areas

  • Be mindful that going off-piste is dangerous

  • Research the risks of AVALANCHE before going off-piste.

Read also: Snow arrives: opening dates of French ski resorts

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