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There's always something new in Les 3 Vallées! This winter, don't miss the long-awaited arrival of the new Chenus gondola... And that's not all: many other surprises await you on the slopes.

The Tour de France is coming to Courchevel on 24 July 2025! The finish line of the 18th stage of the tour will be at Col de la Loze, perched at 2,305m altitude: a challenging mountain climb for cyclists, famed for its technicality and irregular slopes.

55 years after its first transported its first skiers, the legendary Chenus bubble lift is getting a new look! Faster, more comfortable, and completely modernised, you can look forward to a new experience at the heart of Courchevel 1850. Discover the updates on its construction here.

Are you dreaming of relaxation and sunshine? Experience Courchevel’s Spring skiing: amazing conditions for exploring the ski area at a leisurely pace. Slide, relax, après-ski in the sun… Make the most of what this glorious season has to offer.

Louis, a ski patroller in Courchevel, is preparing to become a rescue dog handler alongside Vasko, his 10-month old labrador. Passionate about his profession, Louis explains their journey together, from adoption to training and learning keeping the ski slopes safe.

Want to learn the secret advice of a genuine local? Born and bred in Bozel, in this article I will reveal my favourite ski areas, top restaurants and best activities away from the slopes. Maybe you’ll discover something you didn’t already know… Come with me and I’ll show you another side to the 3 Valleys!

Courchevel is well known as a skier’s paradise! But whatever your level, safety comes first. To enjoy these legendary slopes with complete peace of mind, here are our top tips: get yourself kitted out like a pro, always respect the rules, and finally, choose to ride with an instructor to boost your confidence and be relaxed on the hill.

This winter, Courchevel has a very special surprise in store for you: a very special lift - the legendary Saulire cable car - will reopen! Explore or rediscover the summit of La Saulire via this famous lift which was first installed in 1952.

You'll never get stuck on a chairlift! Yes, because we've taken care of everything in the event of a breakdown, and as a last resort, our professional teams will always be able to evacuate you. Upright and in a harness! Interview with Franck Bonjean & Louis-André Martinet, both responsible for vertical evacuation at the Courchevel and Mottaret sites.