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Méribel Piste Map and Overview
Méribel is a skier’s paradise nestled right in the heart of the Les 3 Vallées, offering a beautiful mix of classic alpine charm and world‑class terrain. With its picturesque chalet-style architecture and tree-lined slopes, it feels warm, welcoming, and authentically Savoyard. The wide, well-groomed runs are ideal for cruisers and intermediates, but there’s also an adventurous spirit – from high alpine ridges to hidden glades, Méribel gives you more than enough variety to keep things exciting.
One of the best things about Méribel is its central location in the Three Valleys. With the right ski pass, you can seamlessly ski from Méribel into Courchevel, Les Menuires, Val Thorens and beyond – all in one day. That means you get access to hundreds of kilometres of pistes without being tied to a single resort. Between scenic lifts, modern infrastructure, and that special sense of alpine community, Méribel is a brilliant base for both relaxed holidayers and passionate skiers alike.
Total ski area: 150 km / 93 miles
Base elevation: 1,100 m / 3,680 ft
Peak elevation: 2,952 m / 9,685 ft
Difficulty:
🟦 38% Easy
🟥 33% Intermediate
⬛ 10% Advanced
What’s included in the Méribel Ski Pass?
- There are different pass options depending on how much of the area you want to ski:
- Full Les 3 Vallées Unlimited Pass – gives access to all linked resorts all season.
- Liberté Pass – good if you plan to ski roughly 8–21 days in a season.
- Day passes or shorter passes may be more limited, depending on which parts of the 3 Vallées you want to use.
- The Les 3 Vallées ski pass (which includes Méribel) covers multiple interlinked resorts:
- Courchevel itself (with its villages 1850, 1650, 1550, 1300, and La Tania)
- Méribel and Brides‑les‑Bains
- Les Menuires and Saint‑Martin‑de‑Belleville
- Val Thorens and Orelle
