Méribel
France, Savoie
The heart of the Three Valleys with traditional Alpine charm and world-class skiing
Resort Statistics
2025/2026 Piste Map
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Pros
- Charming traditional Alpine village atmosphere
- Centrally located in Les Trois Vallées
- Excellent for intermediate skiers
- Good mix of family-friendly and lively après-ski
- Beautiful mountain scenery
- Great variety of accommodation
Cons
- Can be expensive
- Popularity means some pistes can get busy
- Limited extreme terrain for expert skiers
- Spread-out village can require bus travel
- Can be crowded during peak season
- Weather dependent
Skill Level Guide
Beginner
Méribel has several excellent beginner zones, particularly around the Altiport and Rond-Point areas, with gentle, wide slopes perfect for learning and building confidence.
Intermediate
Méribel is often considered an intermediate paradise, with a vast array of well-groomed blue and red runs that allow for extensive cruising and exploration across the Three Valleys.
Advanced
Advanced skiers will find challenging red and black runs, especially on the Mont Vallon side, and plenty of off-piste opportunities when conditions allow.
Resort Summary
Food & Dining
Excellent
Après-Ski
Excellent
Price Level
Facilities
Travel from UK
By Car
Channel Tunnel → Paris → Lyon → Moutiers → Méribel
By Plane
By Train
Eurostar to Paris → TGV to Lyon → TER to Moutiers → Bus to Méribel