Courchevel
Six connected villages let travelers choose among different altitudes, atmospheres and ways to experience the resort.
French Alps · 13 destinations
Every mountain,a different journey.
Historic villages, high-altitude resorts, vast ski areas and different ways to stay. Snow Trip helps you choose with context, not just a name on a map.
A map with personality
The destination shapes the entire experience.
Your group, appetite for skiing, preferred village atmosphere and way of getting around matter as much as the accommodation. Our role is to translate those differences and bring you closer to the right place.
- Region
- French Alps
- Active destinations
- 13
- Choice
- With human guidance
Snow Trip focus
03Les 3 Vallées
Courchevel, Méribel and Val Thorens are three very different gateways into one large ski territory. Our dedicated page helps you understand the identity of each.
Discover Les 3 ValléesSnow Trip atlas
Thirteen starting points.
Short, factual profiles to guide the first choice. Availability, services and every request remain subject to human confirmation.
01 Connected villages · varied atmospheres02 Heart of Les 3 Vallées · Savoyard spiritMéribel
Four districts offer distinct settings, from direct ski access to a lively center and villages with Savoyard architecture.
03 High altitude · compact layoutVal Thorens
A compact, semi-pedestrian high-altitude resort where many services and ski departure points can be reached on foot.
04 Village · sporting cultureVal d’Isère
A high-mountain village combining a sporting profile with streets, restaurants, bars and shops at the heart of the resort.
05 Several villages · several rhythmsTignes
From Les Brévières to Val Claret, its different villages offer a choice of quieter stays, resort life and mountain access.
06 High mountain · mountaineering heritageChamonix
A valley of distinct villages and ski areas, shaped by mountaineering culture and the presence of the Mont Blanc massif.
07 Architecture · landscapeLes Arcs
A resort known for modern architecture designed with the landscape, with several high-altitude sites and identities.
08 Eleven villages · choice of altitudeLa Plagne
Eleven villages stretch from the valley to high-altitude sites, creating very different stay settings within one destination.
09 Varied skiing · Grandes RoussesAlpe d’Huez
A sporting base in the Grandes Rousses massif, connected to complementary villages and terrain for different levels.
10 Heritage · village lifeMegève
A historic village alive throughout the year, with a largely pedestrian center, squares, lanes and Alpine architecture.
11 Car-free · mountain-integratedAvoriaz
A car-free resort where winter movement happens on foot, on skis or through transport adapted to the snow.
12 Valley village · Portes du SoleilMorzine
A Savoyard valley village connected to Les Portes du Soleil, clearly different from Avoriaz's high-altitude experience.
13 Heritage · Grand MassifSamoëns
A historic Grand Massif village known for its heritage, squares and local tradition of stonecutters.
Before deciding
Three simple questions.
- 01
What is the rhythm?
Full ski days, family time, village life or a balanced combination.
- 02
Who is traveling?
Children, beginners, experienced skiers and non-skiers do not necessarily need the same resort.
- 03
How do you want to move around?
Slope access, distance from services, pedestrian character and transfer planning all shape the daily routine.
Your starting point
Let us find your mountain.
Choose a destination to build the foundations of the trip, or speak with Snow Trip if you still want to compare different possibilities.
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