Ski Holidays in Méribel

Spread your wings and explore the Three Valleys from Meribel, where you will find the Chalet Loden. It is the ideal base for skiers who enjoy plenty of variety. Intermediates especially will thrive on the 600kms of well-kept pistes; you can ski all week and still leave plenty of runs untouched. Beginners can cut their teeth on a wealth of uncrowded nursery slopes as well as taking advantage of our fantastic ski lessons. Experts can tackle the infamous Courchevel couloirs and the Chanrossa bumps.

On the mountain

In the two villages of Méribel and Mottaret and higher up, beginners can cut their teeth on a wealth of uncrowded nursery slopes.. Intermediates especially will thrive on the 600kms of well-kept pistes; you can ski all week and still leave plenty of runs untouched. Experts can tackle the infamous Courchevel couloirs and the Chanrossa bumps. If the weather closes in, forest runs down the valley are the answer, while in sunny conditions Val Thorens, Europe's highest resort, is the place to head for.

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Around the town

Méribel is one of the more lively alpine resorts for après ski and had a reputation for outstanding nights to match the skiing during the day. Mottaret a little more reserved, but it has a good choice of bars and restaurants including Le Rastro which is always a good buzz. Méribel is easily reached from Mottaret by the free resort bus service. Try out the Doron pub for some lively après of an evening, or explore the many restaurants and shops in the centre of town. You can also make the most if the indoor swimming pool. Climbing wall, ice-skating rink and bowling alley if you need a break from the slopes.

Find out more to do in this resort in our Méribel resort guide.