Meribel Altitude
Top of pistes: 2,900 m
Bottom of pistes: 1,400 m
Prices
Day (adult): 72 €
Week: 416 €
Average snowfall
Top of pistes: 170 cm
Bottom of pistes: 0 cm
Discover the Meribel ski resort
Top of pistes: 2,900 m
Bottom of pistes: 1,400 m
Day (adult): 72 €
Week: 416 €
Top of pistes: 170 cm
Bottom of pistes: 0 cm
Meribel’s location right in the heart of the Trois Vallées skiing area means visitors have easy access to some great skiing. Take the Saulire gondola for skiing into Courchevel, or the Tougnete lift, and head to Les Menuires. There’s access to 600km of pistes across the Trois Vallées, with six glaciers and 15 snowsure summits over 2,500m.
Whether you are looking for pristine pistes or untracked valleys, there’s plenty of choice. Those seeking a little more challenge should head for the red Combe Vallon piste, from the top of the Mont du Vallon gondola, or the Face run, from the top of the Roc de Fer, which was created for the women’s downhill races in the 1992 Olympics. Beginners can enjoy the Altiport in the Meribel valley - a long, sheltered green run - and the Yeti park around Mottaret, which discourages the more adventurous skiers and leaves beginners space to gain confidence.
Click on the piste map below to find out more about all the pistes around Meribel...
With its traditional Savoyard architecture and its majestic mountains, the beautiful resort of Meribel is the perfect backdrop for your Instagram holiday pics. There are plenty of luxury chalets to choose from, both in the centre of the resort and in Meribel village, which is a little quieter and a great choice for family holidays.
As well as being the most picturesque resort in the Trois Vallées, Meribel is also one of the best places to make the most of the area’s great mountain sports. But the resort has plenty of other activities to offer. Relax in a spa, go bowling, try a snow-mobile safari... you’ll have no time to be bored.
Find out everything the town has to offer in the town map below!
