The longest ski runs in the world

At 12km long, this is the longest piste in Les 3 Vallées, the world's largest ski area. It connects the resorts of Courchevel and Meribel, offering breathtaking views of the French Alps.

At 8 km long, the Kandahar slope is one of the most famous downhill ski runs in the world.

It has been the scene of many international ski competitions and is renowned for its technical and demanding terrain.

At 16 km long, the Sarenne run is the longest downhill ski run in Europe. It offers panoramic views of the French Alps and is particularly popular with experienced skiers.

At 12 km long, the Panorama Run is one of the longest downhill ski runs in North America. It offers breathtaking views of the Coast Range mountains and is particularly popular with intermediate and advanced skiers.

At 13 km long, the Jahorina run is one of the longest downhill ski runs in Eastern Europe. It offers panoramic views of the snow-covered mountains of the region and is particularly popular with skiers of all abilities.

It's not really a piste, but it's a legendary place. 

Accessible from Chamonix, the Vallée Blanche is a mythical off-piste itinerary that stretches over 23 km and offers breathtaking scenery. This majestic descent is reserved for experienced skiers accompanied by a guide.

Perched at 2758 meters above sea level, the Passo Stelvio is Europe's highest road pass and home to the Pista Stelvio, a 22 km trail winding through snow-capped mountains. Thrills guaranteed!