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The world's largest ski area

Three valleys. Three ways to experience the mountains.

Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens share 600 km of slopes, yet each offers a character of its own.
600 km334 slopes85% > 1 800 m
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Six villages · Different rhythms

Courchevel

Where the scale of the mountains meets an exceptional art of hospitality.
Snow-covered beginner area at Courchevel Village
Courchevel Village · Snow front
Courchevel Moriond seen from Courchevel Village in winter
Courchevel Moriond

From Saint-Bon to Courchevel 1850, the destination unfolds as a collection of villages. Altitude, architecture and atmosphere change while remaining connected to the same ski area.

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From woodland to wide-open views

Wooded lower sectors, learning areas and links towards La Saulire create very different days on the mountain. The right starting point depends on the group's ability and pace.

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Choose the right village

A stay can favour village calm, slope access, nearby services or the energy of Courchevel 1850. Snow Trip matches those criteria to the way you want to travel.

The six villages

  • Saint-Bon
  • Le Praz
  • La Tania
  • Courchevel Village
  • Courchevel Moriond
  • Courchevel 1850
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At the heart of Les 3 Vallées

Méribel

Central by nature, welcoming by design.
Méribel-Mottaret and its slopes on a bright winter day
Méribel-Mottaret · Martre slope
Chalets in Méribel Centre during winter
Méribel Centre

Méribel combines chalet character with a central position in the ski area. Its different neighbourhoods let you choose between village life, convenient departures and altitude.

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Set off in any direction

From the centre of the domain, routes open towards Courchevel or the Belleville valley. Accessible slopes sit alongside more demanding sectors such as Roc de Fer and Mont Vallon.

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One identity, several neighbourhoods

Les Allues, Méribel Village, Méribel Centre and Mottaret offer different relationships with the slopes, shops and quieter moments. This choice shapes the daily rhythm of a stay.

Places to know

  • Les Allues
  • Méribel Village
  • Méribel Centre
  • Méribel-Mottaret
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The resort at the summit

Val Thorens

Higher, wider, closer to the sky.
Panoramic view of Val Thorens among snow-covered peaks
Val Thorens · View from the east
Val Thorens village and ski lifts in winter
Val Thorens · Village

Set at 2,300 m, Val Thorens places snow and immense horizons at the heart of the stay, with a sporty, contemporary identity.

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Altitude as a signature

The local area reports 150 km of slopes and 99% of its terrain above 2,000 m. The Easy Rider zone supports first turns while the links open the rest of Les 3 Vallées.

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A compact resort

The resort layout makes movement between accommodation, the snow front and services straightforward. Location still matters according to the group's habits and preferred slope access.

Places to know

  • Resort centre
  • Snow front
  • Les Balcons
  • Plein Sud

Choosing is not giving up

The same mountains, the address that feels like yours.

CourchevelElegance and varietyMéribelCentrality and charmVal ThorensAltitude and energy

Ratings, services and availability may evolve. Snow Trip validates every address against your dates, profile and the real pace of your trip.

Image credits

Courchevel Village — DimiTalen, CC0Courchevel Moriond — DimiTalen, CC0Méribel-Mottaret — DimiTalen, CC0Méribel-Centre — Florian Pépellin, CC BY-SA 4.0Val Thorens — Florian Pépellin, CC BY-SA 4.0Val Thorens village — Florian Pépellin, CC BY-SA 3.0Files have been resized for the web; the visible crop adapts to the screen. Links lead to the source files and their licences.