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Courchevel Moriond (1650) Key Facts

Did you know...

  • Part of the 3 Valleys, the world’s largest interconnected ski area – now also linked to the 4th Valley, Orelle

  • 150 km of pistes in Courchevel Moriond (1650) alone

  • 600 km of pistes across the 3 Valleys

  • Easy connections to Méribel, La Tania and Val Thorens

  • 67 ski lifts across Courchevel Moriond (1650)

  • 6 lifts leading out of the village

  • Plenty of great off-piste skiing opportunities

  • Runs for all abilities: green and blue for beginners, red and black for seasoned skiers

For a bit of fun

On & off the slopes!

Parc National De La Vanoise

Nestled in the heart of Courchevel Moriond (1650), you’re right on the edge of the breathtaking Parc National de la Vanoise. It’s a paradise for off-piste skiing, and if you’re lucky, you might spot chamois gracefully crossing the slopes or curious marmottes popping their heads out to say hello.

Freeride Lab

Ready to take on the area reserved for top skiers?

Welcome to the Freeride LAB, Courchevel's powder skiing zone, the perfect place to become an unrivalled all-terrain skier!

This regenerated high-altitude sector gives access to legendary off-piste areas and offers an incredible panoramic view. The black run and two red runs will be left ungroomed during the winter which will allow unlimited and secure off-piste skiing on powder days and give your legs a workout on these incredible natural pistes. 

The Family Ski Park

There is something to suit every ability at The Family Ski Park! You can go up against your family and friends, race them on an easy boardercross, or challenge yourself by heading to the snowpark with moguls and rails for all abilities. If your children need a little ski-free time, they can climb on the inflatable pyramid or have a snowball fight in the ice maze. Access is beneath the Les Verdons gondola lift.

Backcountry Skiing at Portetta

Fancy trying something a bit more adventurous? Backcountry Skiing gives you the opportunity to go off the beaten track and adventure outside of a marked and groomed piste or trail. Escape the hustle and bustle of the busy slopes and explore Courchevel’s natural slopes without the crowds and ski lifts.

The Western Ski Park

The Western Ski Park offers a fun-filled day for the whole family! Kids will love exploring the enclosed “land of cowboys and Indians,” complete with tepees, archery, face-painting workshops, and a beginner-friendly slope.

When it’s time for a break, head to The Saloon; a cosy picnic room for skiing cowboys, with a dining area, microwave, drinking water, and a mezzanine packed with children’s games. Stay connected with device chargers and free Wi-Fi.

Access: via the Ariondaz gondola lift from Courchevel Moriond (1650).

Toboggan

Feel the thrill on 3 km of pure adrenaline! Race family and friends down this ultimate toboggan run; a fun, heart-pumping adventure for all ages. Click here for up to date opening times.

Where's the best place to ski?

From beginners to snow pros!

This all depends on the snow conditions and can change day by day! Download the ‘Les 3 Vallées” app to get the latest weather forecast, as well as a piste map, webcams and lots of helpful information about the surrounding area.

Download the app here.

For beginners:

  • Courchevel Moriond (1650): Western Park, Mickey, Belvedere 
  • Courchevel-1850: Magic carpet, Bellecote, Altiport

For intermediates:

  • Courchevel Moriond (1650) : Ariondaz, Signal, pyramides
  • Courchevel-1850: Verdon, Biolay, Pralong, Creux

For advanced:

  • Courchevel Moriond (1650): Chapelets, Chanrossa, Roc Mugnier
  • Courchevel-1850: Suisses, Saulire, Jean Blanc

Skiing isn't your thing?

We've got you covered!

Hiking & Trekking

Strap on your snowshoes and wander through the spruce forests of Courchevel Moriond (1650). Spot animal tracks, marvel at sparkling ice crystals along the rivers, and glide over powdery slopes. With 11 snowshoeing itineraries to choose from, there’s something for everyone – from seasoned hikers to casual ramblers.

Check out hiking maps here. 

Biking

Slide down by night from the top of the Courchevel ski slopes on the fat bike. Ride fun ski trails or explore scenic forest paths down to Courchevel Village. Trails and registration are available at the ESF desk in Courchevel Village.

Ice Skating

Glide across the ice at Courchevel 1850’s Forum Olympic ice rink. Whether you’re skating for fun, enjoying a show, or catching a hockey match, it’s a winter classic.

Snow Mobiles

For a high-speed adventure, explore the mountains on a snowmobile. Courchevel Moriond (1650) offers guided rides for a thrilling way to see the slopes and surrounding peaks.