RESORT LATEST

Unfamiliar with the Trois Vallees? Here's a short video introduction about the resort of Courchevel - view video

New piste at Verdons. Improvements to Les Arolles piste. Plantrey Snow Park moved to the Dunes & Canyons zone on Verdons.
For info on these and other resort developments - read more

Get to know all the stations and ski levels of the Trois Vallees with our detailed guide - learn more

The resort has assembled a variety of piste and station entertainment for all resort levels - check it here

Inconsistent piste colour grading debate, do you see red? - what's it about

Find out more about our resort and mountain location with Google satellite & terrain maps - here

Contact numbers in resort - here

Courchevel & Les Trois Vallees Lift Passes

When you budget for a ski trip, the price of the ski pass is regularly, though unfairly, singled out as being expensive. Access to the 3 Vallees ski domain costs an adult skier 45 euros per day. When taken into account the sheer size of the ski area, the cost of the ski lifts and the daily maintenance required to provide absolute safety on slopes that are the envy of the world, the price is more than justified. Compared to elsewhere, the price of the passes in this French resort is unbeatable in terms of value for money and quality of the ski lift operation. The revenue from the ski pass enables the lift company to set up a whole chain of operations indispensable to the life of a skiing domain. The breakdown of lift pass costs

In 2005/06 the Three Valleys lift company introduced automatic hands free lift passes that operate turnstiles as you approach. Passport photos continue to be required for season, under 5yrs and over 70yrs passes. A morning only pass is now available (afternoon passes continue) and there is now a re-usable pass that can be re-charged via the internet.

The Courchevel Valley pass gives access to all the lifts in 1850, 1650, 1550, Le Praz and La Tania. It is possible to buy one day extensions to make it a 3 Valleys pass (Adult €22). This may be the best option if you plan to ski the Méribel side during your visit.

The Three Valley Pass allows use any of the 200 lifts and is recommended for most skiers and boarders to explore the entire 600km of pistes throughout Courchevel 1850, 1650, 1550, Le Praz, La Tania, Méribel, Mottaret, Méribel Village, Val Thorens, Les Menuires, St Martin de Belleville and Brides Les Bains. Buying a 6 day or more Three Valleys pass permits skiing for 1 day in one of the following areas: Tignes / Val d'Isère (Espace de Killy), La Plagne / Les Arcs / Peisey Vallandry, Pralognan La Vanoise and Les Saisies.

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