Courchevel

Les Folyères (Blue runs). Located at the edge of the Courchevel 1850 area, the Folyères run follows the natural contours of the terrain. The result is pure pleasure, a run through the forest where the entire family can have a great time.

Le dou des lanches (Red runs). Located at the edge of the Courchevel 1850 area. A beautiful run with fantastic sharp drops in the slope, rarely crowded, and with a last wall just above the chair lift station, which merits a detour to show everyone what you're made of. Excellent snow that lasts a long time. This run is not for beginners! CATERPILLAR DRIVE. You will have the chance to drive a real ramming machine on a varied course, assisted by a experienced driver.

A place to have fun and make progress, discover the pleasure of jumps and turns against the slope. SAVOYARDE EVENING. An unforgettable evening in a rustic place: a cheese cellar. Accordion, songs and good mood. Night sledge run descent through the forest.

THE HOOPS AT BIOLLEY. Just like in a super-cross, moguls that you have to eat up and absorb, making your heart beat like crazy. ICE SKATING. In the evening.

Upon reaching the summit by way of either Signal's chair or surface lift, you will find the well-known Chapelets trail but also another not-to-be-missed run: Les Rochers. With its awe-inspiring terrain of gorges and massive rock formations, this run is an exceptional place for carving. The slope is neither too steep, nor too gentle, just the right conditions to fully appreciate each individual turn, each shift of balance. A true delight... HOT AIR BALLOON. An original and unforgetable experience, an exciting adventure. You will be amazed by the beauty of the landscapes and you will have the wonderful impression of leaving all your problems on the ground.

Prairie de pralin (The Pralin Prairie) - walking. From Courchevel 1650's snow-front, travel the length of the Mickey draglift, following the yellow markers which will terminate on the plateau of the Prairie de Pralin, at the foot of Mont Bel Air. Panoramic view of the Dent du Villard. LES ROCHES GRISES. You reach it via the Creux Noirs chairlift, much appreciated by off-piste aficionados. From the summit, negotiate your way toward Les Creux by way of a deep red run (borderline black), or its variant, with only a few other skiers... a great part of its appeal! You won't be disappointed by snow quality here for you will be skiing at an elevation of 2700 to 2400 metres.

Courchevel offers something unique in France: a sledging run 2 km long, with 300 m of vertical and an average incline of 15%. The run is floodlit from start to finish, allowing evening descents. LES CHAPELETS. An awesome run awaits you at the far end of the Courchevel 1850 ski area, one whose slopes are punctuated by magnificently sharp drops. Few venture this far out. Those who do say that the last wall (located just above the chairlift's departure station) is worth the detour alone, especially if you are in the mood to test what you are made of! Snow conditions here are consistently excellent throughout the season. But beginners beware: This run is not for you!