Top Ski Val : Ski school and private guiding in val d'isere

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Welcome To Top Ski - Val d'Isère Ski School

The 'Original' Independent Ski School in Val d'Isère

Top Ski Ski School is specialised in off piste, private guiding and telemark skiing. The ski school was founded in 1976 in Val d'Isere, is the original independant school in France.

The school was created to provide French and international clients with a ski school that prides itself on its extremely high standards unparalled in Val d'Isere at the time.

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The instructors and guides that make up the Top Ski team are professionals of the highest quality, selected for their skills and personalities.

With our team, whatever your level, your skiing in Val d'Isere will be an unforgetable experience. Have a look around our site and discover for yourself the varied programme that Top Ski has to offer.

Professionals Of The Highest Quality

Top Ski won the Ski School of the Year Award 2003 at the Golden Ski Awards. These prestigous awards are given by the editors and contributors of the Good Skiing & Snowboarding Guide.

'there can be few ski schools who so consistently provide such a high level of professionalism and security, combined with a genuine respect for their clientele and a knowledge and love of mountains' David Kemp, Ski Company
'Top Ski has a cult following. The secret of it¹s success is that it has remained small. They take groups of six skiers off piste in the mornings and guarantee to find them the best snow in the resort. They also give instruction on piste technique and arrange ski tours and heliskiing.' Peter Hardy, Telegraph
'Elected best ski school in the world 1999.' Alistair Scott, Sunday Times