Resorts on Glidr
Glidr has offline piste maps and turn-by-turn voice navigation for 11 ski resorts. Download a resort before you leave and it works fully without a mobile signal on the mountain.
French Alps — Les 3 Vallées
Glidr covers the full Les 3 Vallées linked domain as well as each of its four main base areas as individual downloadable maps. The full domain map gives you cross-valley routing across all 600 km of pistes and 156 lifts in a single download.
- Les 3 Vallées — The world's largest linked ski area: 600 km of pistes and 156 lifts across eight connected resorts.
- Val Thorens — Europe's highest resort base at 2300 m, with 150 km of pistes and reliable snow into spring.
- Méribel — The central hub of Les 3 Vallées: 150 km of pistes, 38 lifts and 60 runs in a wooded valley.
- Courchevel — 150 km of pistes and 102 runs across six villages from Le Praz up to 1850.
- Les Menuires — The most affordable Les 3 Vallées base: 70 pistes, 33 lifts and ski-in/ski-out across eight hamlets.
Australia
Glidr covers the four main Australian alpine resorts with full offline piste and lift maps, voice navigation and live lift status.
- Thredbo — Australia's highest lifted terrain, 480 ha and 14 lifts in Kosciuszko National Park.
- Perisher — The largest lift network in the southern hemisphere: 47 lifts across 1245 ha and four linked base areas.
- Mt Buller — The closest major resort to Melbourne, with 22 lifts and a dense 300 ha piste network.
- Falls Creek — Victoria's largest resort, a ski-in/ski-out village with 14 lifts across 451 ha.
New Zealand
Glidr covers both of Queenstown's and Wanaka's main ski areas with the same offline navigation and day planner used in the Alps.
- Cardrona — New Zealand's largest resort by skier days: 400 ha and 7 lifts in a split-basin layout above Wanaka.
- The Remarkables — Queenstown's dramatic ski area: 6 lifts and 220 ha across three distinct basins.