Our easy itineraries to wow you, starting out from Méribel

From the top of La Saulire (2,740 metres), gaze out onto the Vanoise’s most beautiful glaciers and summits… including Grand Bec and Grande Casse.

An incredible site where you can capture your visit forever at the Méribel Moments photo spot.

You’ve earned it! On your way back down to Méribel, treat yourself to a cosy little gourmet break at Le Saulire Relaxation Chalet, out on the terrace, or comfortably ensconced indoors.

Our top tip: it’s the perfect place to enjoy a sunset and a beautiful view over Méribel Valley at the end of the day.

Taking the comfortable Legends chairlift (heated leather-upholstered seats!) is a journey through the history of skiing greats.

Inscribed on every backrest, the names of legendary Alpine skiers accompany you to the summit. What more inspirational way to start your ski day?

A mountain ridge between the Méribel and Belleville valleys, in clear weather, you can admire the most beautiful summits in the Alps from the Tougnète summit:

A breath-taking view!

Snaking between Alpine pastures, the Jérusalem run winds through an unspoilt natural environment, far from the crowds.

Perfect for peaceful skiing to recharge your batteries in a stunning setting, it takes you to the pretty village of Saint-Martin-de-Belleville, a symbol of Savoie authenticity.

Want to continue your ski day surrounded by nature?

Once you’ve arrived at the Tougnète summit, head to the Raffort run on the Méribel side: a peaceful, wild itinerary that plunges into the forest before setting off to explore Le Raffort hamlet, and its traditional wood and stone chalets.

Head to the Mont de la Chambre chairlift to experience the giddying heights of Val Thorens’ summits.

From up there, soak up 360° views over the legendary Mont Vallon, which culminates at almost 3,000 metres, and over the Borgne and Gebroulaz glaciers. Dazzling. Don’t forget your sunglasses!

When it’s time to go back to Méribel, take the Ours blue run.

Offering a beautiful glimpse of Tuéda nature reserve and its lake, you can ski through the heart of nature to get back to the resort.

A hit with children, the fun, nature-themed Piste des Animaux run is accessible from the top of the Rhodos gondola lift, inviting all ages to set off in search of our forest wildlife.

By keeping your eyes and ears wide open, you’ll discover their tracks and hear their calls.

It’s one of the key stages in the Tour de France 2023 thanks to its cycle path, which is accessible in summer.

There’s also a giant bicycle to remind you of that fact… right next to picture frames so you can capture one of Les 3 Vallées’ most beautiful panoramas forever!

After having hurtled down the Folyère run, set off to discover the little resort of Courchevel-La Tania, hidden at the heart of a spruce forest.

Perhaps an opportunity to treat yourself to a gastronomic lunch break at Le Farçon restaurant, run by a Michelin-starred chef? Or you could opt for the little bistro that bears the Michelin-starred chef’s name: Le Bistrot Machet.

Next, change direction and head towards Méribel. And if you’re in the mood to stop in the heart of nature, set off for the Pic Bleu run.

In the forest, with spectacular views over the Tarentaise valley, you can take a break at the Cabane du Pic Bleu to enjoy the serenity of this idyllic spot nestled right at the heart of nature, far from the hustle and bustle of the ski area.