Worldwide: elevation differences of ski resorts

Continents: 1. Europe (2807 m), 2. North America (1713 m), 3. Asia (1524 m), 4. South America (1230 m), 5. Australia and Oceania (783 m), 6. Africa (652 m)

Countries: 1. France (2807 m), 2. Switzerland (2337 m), 2. Italy (2337 m), 4. Austria (2261 m), 5. Canada (1713 m), 6. Russia (1569 m), 7. Bulgaria (1540 m), 8. Kyrgyzstan (1524 m), 9. Germany (1396 m), 9. China (1396 m), 11. USA (1340 m), 12. India (1330 m), 13. Slovakia (1302 m), 14. Georgia (1283 m), 15. Turkey (1258 m), 16. Slovenia (1231 m), 17. Argentina (1230 m), 18. Japan (1225 m), 19. Spain (1200 m), 20. Azerbaijan (1117 m), 21. Chile (1110 m), 22. Kosovo (1108 m), 23. Romania (1084 m), 24. Kazakhstan (1032 m), 25. Norway (1010 m), 26. Andorra (987 m), 27. Poland (973 m), 28. Serbia (957 m), 29. Sweden (894 m), 30. Iran (880 m), 31. Armenia (870 m), 32. Uzbekistan (850 m), 33. South Korea (825 m), 34. Bosnia and Herzegovina (800 m), 35. New Zealand (783 m), 36. North Korea (713 m), 37. United Kingdom (710 m), 38. North Macedonia (708 m), 39. Lebanon (700 m), 40. Montenegro (697 m), 41. Czech Republic (673 m), 42. Australia (672 m), 43. Greece (669 m), 44. Morocco (652 m), 45. Ukraine (552 m), 46. Iceland (514 m), 47. Finland (464 m), 48. Israel (440 m), 49. Liechtenstein (400 m), 50. South Africa (338 m), 51. Croatia (300 m), 52. Hungary (245 m), 53. Malaysia (220 m), 53. Mongolia (220 m), 53. Cyprus (220 m), 56. Pakistan (201 m), 57. Lesotho (192 m), 58. Belgium (180 m), 59. Portugal (146 m), 60. Greenland (127 m), 61. Peru (120 m), 62. Denmark (110 m), 63. United Arab Emirates (85 m), 64. Latvia (84 m), 65. Albania (78 m), 66. Estonia (74 m), 67. Namibia (70 m), 68. Netherlands (65 m), 69. Lithuania (63 m), 70. Belarus (55 m), 71. Mexico (51 m), 72. Qatar (45 m), 73. Algeria (40 m), 74. Egypt (30 m), 74. Brazil (30 m), 74. Iraq (30 m), 77. Indonesia (20 m), 78. Nepal (15 m), 79. Thailand (3 m), 79. Ireland (3 m), 79. Singapore (3 m)

Mountain ranges: 1. Alps (2807 m), 2. Pacific Coast Ranges (1713 m), 3. Caucasus Mountains (1569 m), 4. Rocky Mountains (1340 m), 5. Himalayas (1330 m), 6. Carpathian Mountains (Karpaty) (1302 m), 7. Pyrenees (1250 m), 8. Andes (1230 m), 9. Japanese Alps (1225 m), 10. Tian Shan (Tiānshān) (1150 m), 11. Apennine Mountains (Appennini) (1076 m), 12. Scandinavian Mountains (Scandes) (1010 m), 13. Appalachian Mountains (969 m), 14. Dinaric Alps (957 m), 15. New Zealand Alps (783 m), 16. Jura Mountains (Massif du Jura) (780 m), 17. French Massif Central (690 m), 18. Sudetes (Sudety) (673 m), 19. Great Dividing Range (672 m), 20. Atlas Mountains (652 m), 21. Black Forest (Schwarzwald) (500 m), 22. Vosges (478 m), 23. Central Uplands of Germany (Deutsche Mittelgebirge) (406 m)