Ski area
Courchevel has an exceptional range of runs for all ability levels. Courchevel Moriond is the perfect spot for intermediate skiers with its famous rolling red and blue runs such as Grandes Bosses. Beginners also have many slopes to choose from, a large majority of which are north-facing meaning great snow conditions throughout the day. Once you’ve found your feet you can start cruising the blues and reds in the snow-covered forest. Advanced skiers will love the more challenging terrain higher up the valley with electrifying black runs, couloirs and impressive off-piste skiing. Don’t forget the epic Creux blue piste, which descends from the resort’s highest point.
Activities
Courchevel offers much more than premium ski terrain with its excellent variety of winter activities. To ease any aches and pains after a day on the slopes you can head to the Aquamotion centre for steam rooms, saunas, Jacuzzis as well as indoor and outdoor pools. Children and adults alike will love the wild rivers, wave surf zone and water slides.
Bars & Restaurants
When it comes to gastronomy it would be hard to outdo Courchevel. Proudly wearing the crown for the most Michelin starred restaurants per square kilometre in the world, this resort is truly a haven for food lovers. There are also many reasonably priced options including L’histoire bistro or La Grange à Pizza for a quick meal. The most luxurious resort in the Three Valleys also has a vibrant apres-ski scene, with many bars and clubs including the iconic Meribel-Courchevel Folie Douce and the emblematic Les Caves.