Pedestrian lift pass access in Courchevel - 2023 / 2024

Moriond Racing : We've all dreamed of being either in the shoes of an F1 driver or of experiencing Mario Kart in real life, right? For almost equal sensations, try the Moriond Racing luge track! 3km of downhill at full speed, tunnels and turns with the names of the great F1 circuits, speed cameras, incentives to exceed the speed limits ... Everything is allowed! Fee based access only, includes : sled rental, helmets and gondola ride. Show more... Access : Departure from the Ariondaz cable car

Sledge 1850 > 1550 : Go down the 2km long track between Courchevel 1850 and Courchevel Village: get ready to experience real thrills in the heart of the forest, during the day or at night (because the track is fully lit from start to finish!). Accessible only with a sled with metal brakes, free access with a pedestrian pass. Access : Departure from the Ariondaz cable car

Put yourself in the shoes of the American Indians: enter Perle de Lune’s teepee and let her guide you to discover the world of the Indians through numerous activities for toddlers, children, teens and even adults. On the program: put on a chief's hat, learn to recognize the tracks of wild animals, learn about music or Indian crafts... Fun and interactive activities for a trip out of time!

Access : Ariondaz cable car Accessible with a pedestrian pass Price of the activities : at your discretion

The Col de la Loze is in all modesty one of the most beautiful places in the 3 Vallées. In an idyllic setting at the crossroads between Courchevel and Meribel, perched at an altitude of 2304m, the place irresistibly calls for a break. From this large open and sunny space, you can admire a 360° view and be speechless in front of the Grande Casse, the Grand Bec, the Aiguilles d'Arves... all the mythical summits of the Alps are there, without forgetting the Mont-Blanc of course.

Did you know that this pass is also famous in summer? For cycling, who would have thought it! Stage of the Tour de France 2020, the arrival of the 17th stage of the Tour de France 2023 will also take place at the Col de La Loze, this time with a climb to Courchevel! See you on July 19th for its spectacular finish!

Accessible to pedestrians with a pedestrian pass Take the Chenus gondola and then the marked path below the blue Loze trail

Want a break suspended in time on the summits? Go to the Col de la Loze and its chalet of the Nid de la Loze!

After a short 15-minute walk if you arrive from the top of the Chenus gondola (accessible with a pedestrian pass), a few steps from the blue trail "La Loze", stop for a moment of well-being. With the air of an old mountain hut, like an ancient refuge (which can still be found in Vanoise), you will be irresistibly drawn to this authentic chalet whose triangular shape stands out against the snowy peaks in the background. Picnic tables allow you to take a lunch or snack break nearby, while under its roof, you are free to choose your camp: rather facing the sun and with a view on the slope or a disconnected break with your eyes turned towards the glaciers and the Mont Blanc? In both cases, the XXL size deck chairs invite you to relax.

Access : Chenus gondola - 15min walk Accessible with a pedestrian pass Free access - if there is still room!

Art at the top in Courchevel: an open-air museum unique in the mountains. Each year, an artist is honored with his monumental works at the top of the slopes and in the resort center. After several years of exhibition of Orlinski's work, including the monumental Kong or White Bear at the top of Vizelle, since December 2022 Lorenzo Quinn's works are displayed at the top.

The FACIM foundation offers you to discover all his works by a walk in the heart of the station and marked out by monumental sculptures of Lorenzo Quinn. Exposed in the open air, like an open-air museum, they offer reflections and contours that change according to the weather conditions, to better surprise you at the turn. More informations