Les 3 Vallées
Ski resort · Les Allues ·
Vast ski area with 3 valleys, 169 lifts, great dining
Vast ski area with 3 valleys, 169 lifts, great dining
"Skiing here feels grand and slightly outrageous, with more than 370 miles of interconnected runs making up the world’s largest interconnected ski area, spread across Val Thorens, Méribel, and Courchevel. Val Thorens offers high-altitude, above-treeline laps and dependable snow, Méribel anchors the middle with beautifully groomed cruisers and tree-lined runs, and Courchevel adds everything from wide motorway pistes to steeper, more technical faces. High-speed lifts, intuitive connections, and varied elevations make it easy to move naturally between valleys and keep options open in different weather, so the sheer scale works in practice rather than feeling overwhelming." - Bailey Berg
"A midcentury-priced, midcentury-cool anomaly amid 1850’s luxe, this Beaumier-run hideout spruces chalet wood paneling with red retro chairs and Scandinavian lamps, and every room has a balcony over the slopes or valley. The vibe is laid-back and local at L’Epicerie, where a hip crowd shares smoked trout, stew, and Croque Monsieur with grison beef in rustic-meets-retro surrounds. A small spa, pool, ski shop, and direct-to-slope boot room keep skiers humming, and those not skiing are a short, picturesque walk from La Croisette’s boutiques, patisserie, and sleigh rides—no gym required when the thigh-burners are a few lifts away." - Rosalyn Wikeley
"In the pricing comparison cited, a 7-day lift pass here is $492." - Emma Spedding
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