Méribel Ski Resort

Méribel offers a classic Alpine atmosphere with tree-lined slopes and a picturesque village centre that appeals to families, mixed-ability groups and skiers who value character and a lively village scene. Its après-ski bars and range of cafés deliver a vibrant yet welcoming base for your ski holiday.

Méribel is perfectly located at the very centre of the Three Valleys, the world’s largest ski area, giving access to over 600km of interconnected pistes. The resort is suited to beginners and intermediates, while confident skiers can easily branch out towards Courchevel or the higher-altitude terrain of Val Thorens. Méribel is an ideal choice for skiers wanting variety, convenience and a true Alpine experience.

Whether you are looking for a tailor-made ski holiday or the best last-minute ski deals to Méribel, our ski experts are here to help.

Heart of the 3 Vallées
Central base with direct ski links to Courchevel, Val Thorens and beyond providing around 600 km of pistes.
Charming Alpine Village
Méribel’s chalet‑style architecture and wooded surroundings blend naturally with the landscape.
Warm and Welcoming Après
Vibrant après-ski scene centred around characterful bars and friendly meeting spots, ideal for groups looking to unwind and connect.
Family-Friendly Atmosphere
Méribel’s varied beginner and intermediate terrain, great ski schools and efficient lifts make it ideal for mixed‑ability groups.
Méribel Transfer Time
Chambery
Map Marker 2h 0m
Geneva
Map Marker 2h 15m
Grenoble
Map Marker 3h 0m

Best For...

  • All abilities
  • Beginner skiers
  • Families
  • Stylish resort
WHAT OUR EXPERTS SAY

"Beautiful carving runs through the woods and a great atmosphere in the village."

Sophie W, Ski Solutions expert
Sophie
Sales Team Leader

Resort Statistics

  • Resort Altitude 1,400m
  • Skiing Altitude 3,200m
  • Total Ski Area 600km
  • Lifts 183
  • Green Runs 96km
  • Blue Runs 240km
  • Red Runs 204km
  • Black Runs 60km
  • Cross Country 120km

How Ski Solutions can make your holiday perfect

Méribel Ski Accommodation

Our collection of Méribel ski accommodation has been hand-picked by our ski experts. Whether you’re looking for a luxury escape, a boutique hotel or something suitable for the whole family, our experts would be delighted to help you find the perfect accommodation for your ski holiday.

Ski accommodation

Ski Areas in Méribel

Positioned at the heart of the Three Valleys, Méribel is a gateway to one of the world’s largest interconnected ski domains.

  • Central hub of the Three Valleys, connecting effortlessly with Courchevel and Val Thorens.
  • 600 km of interconnected pistes, offering one of the largest skiable areas in the world.
  • Modern heated lifts offer an extra touch of luxury and seamless links, that allow for easy exploration without long transfers.
  • Access to high-altitude skiing in Val Thorens and Courchevel, above 3,200m, offers reliable snow-sure conditions.
  • Around 120 km of cross-country trails beyond the main pistes.

Skiing in Méribel

Méribel is particularly good for beginners and intermediate skiers, with accessible pistes but access to more challenging skiing.

  • Gentle blues such as Lapin and dedicated beginner-friendly zones, ideal for children and first-time skiers.
  • Long, flowing red and blue runs that suit confident intermediates and encourage progression.
  • Mont Vallon sector offers some of the resort’s steepest and most challenging terrain for advanced skiers.
  • Off-piste opportunities are available across the resort and nearby valleys when snow conditions allow.

Snowboarding in Méribel

Méribel is great for snowboarders with terrain parks and easy access to more challenging freestyle and freeride terrain in Val Thorens.

  • Two dedicated terrain parks featuring a range of rails, boxes, and kickers, catering to different ability levels.
  • Half-pipes available at points during the season, adding variety for freestyle-focused riders.
  • Beginner-friendly areas around the Altiport and lower Mont Vallon, ideal for learning and building confidence.
  • Freeride terrain accessible around Mont Vallon and Saulire when conditions allow.
  • High-altitude snow, deeper powder, and more advanced freestyle zones are accessible over in Val Thorens.

Tops Runs

Roc de Fer
An iconic piste, formerly used as a race track in the Alpine Ski World Cup finals in 2015.


Combe du Vallon
1,000 vertical-metre red run down from the 2,950m top of the Mont Vallon télécabine.


Roc de Tougne

An exciting run with great snow conditions, courtesy of its north-facing position. The Tougnete télécabine takes you up to 2,434m, from where you can ski to the ideal lunch spot of St. Martin de Belleville.

Ski Schools in Méribel

With many ski schools and instructors to choose between, there really is something for everybody.

We’ve partnered with New Generation and Oxygène and highly recommend their services. All of our partners offer fantastic lessons for all skiing ability levels.

Book your ski lessons with our recommended suppliers. If you’re travelling during a peak week be sure to book these well in advance.

Crèches in Méribel

The ESF provides a childcare service for children from 18 months up to five years old, with skiing instruction from three years old. If you’re looking for additional services such as evening babysitting, there are professional private nanny services in the resort.

Sustainable Choice

There are many initiatives taking place in Méribel to reduce the resort’s carbon footprint. Some piste grooming machines are replacing diesel with plant-based fuels, reducing co2 emissions by more than 90%. The resort is also focusing on renewable energy, implementing double-sided solar panels to help power ski lifts.

Restaurants in Méribel

Méribel is best known for its authentic French and Savoyard cuisine in cosy, characterful mountain restaurants. Here are our hand-picked restaurant recommendations.

  • Blanchot is one of the finest restaurants in the Méribel valley. Delicious gourmet food, which makes for a lovely treat on a snowy night when there’s a log fire roaring on the grate.
  • Les Allodis is another of Méribel’s finest, and highly recommended for a delicious lunch. Definitely leave room for dessert!

Après Ski in Méribel

From cosy, welcoming bars to lively venues with live music and DJs, Méribel caters to both relaxed evenings and spirited nights out. Explore our most memorable après venues.

  • Le Rond Point is loved by locals for its nightly live music and fantastic restaurant. Expect singing, dancing and crowd surfing in ski boots in this fun-filled hangout.
  • Jack’s Bar is famous for its friendly staff and great atmosphere with live music, jugs of beer, cocktails, tasty pizza and more.
  • If you are looking to keep the party going until the early hours, O’Sullivans headline UK and international DJs.
Best Après Ski in Méribel

Non-Skiers

Meribel offers a great choice of non-skiing activities to choose between, as well as more leisurely and relaxing experiences.

  • Méribel transports you to a magical world, with figure skating and theatre on ice.
  • Méribel boasts refined luxury spas offering indulgent treatments, tranquil pools and elegant sauna spaces.
  • Explore the snowy landscapes from a different perspective on a snowmobile.
  • Marked trails offer fantastic hiking options and panoramic views.
  • An activity to entertain all the family, whether you want an evening out or a change of pace from the slopes.

Map of Méribel

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