Head for adventure in Meribel, in the heart of the French Alps, and discover a multitude of activities, slopes and atmospheres among the resort’s best spots.

Open all year-round, discover Lake Tueda, encircled by Cembro pines, shaping a scenic view at the heart of the Tuéda Nature Reserve. For a day immersed in nature, away from the crowds, discover this well preserved natural environment, a perfect place to find peace.

A model of après-ski to all of the French Alps, La Folie Douce is now unbeatable for those who love to party at high-altitude. In Meribel, take off your skis and firstly enjoy the excellent cuisine and impressive views from the panoramic restaurant, before joining the many dancing to the DJ’s beats!

Discover traditional Savoyard cuisine from the Savoie region, based on local products like potatoes or polenta, charcuterie and mountain cheeses. Indulge in a Fondue Savoyarde, a renowned dish from Savoie, or enjoy a raclette or tartiflette prepared by a private chef at the chalet, perfectly warm and cosy after a day on the slopes.

What could be better than walking through the air to admire the summits? Meribel’s Altiport is one of the first in the French Alps! Ask our concierge to contact the local aero-club and let a Savoyard pilot take you on a tour with a bird’s eye view over the Tarentaise Valley or even further, towards Mont Blanc... Unforgettable views and guaranteed chills!

Put your faith in Le Collectionist and let us inspire you with the most beautiful luxury chalets in the best areas of Meribel!

Méribel Centre is the heart of the action! Known for its lively atmosphere, you’ll never be short of things to do! With ski slopes, a wide variety of restaurants, bars,shops and live music spots, enjoy a vibrant aprè-ski scene with your tribe!

Meribel Village is situated only a few kilometres from the centre of Meribel, just five minutes by car. Calmer than in the centre of the resort, this area is a firm-favourite among families and all those who want to enjoy the tranquillity of the French Alps, all while being in close proximity to all that Meribel has to offer.

Situated in Meribel 1600, not far from the Altiport, the Rond-Point area houses some of Meribel's most exclusive chalets. Peaceful, but always close to rival Meribel Centre and Meribel 1600, Rond-Point also enjoys ski-in ski out access to the slopes!

Meribel resort is an integral part of the infamous Les Trois Vallées. Therefore, you are spoiled for choice in the largest ski resort in the world, bringing together Meribel, Courchevel, Val Thorens and of course the fourth, lesser-known, that goes by the name of Orelle. With 600 km of slopes, 300 marked trails, 62, 000 cumulative metres of elevation gain and over 160 ski lifts, it’s impossible to be bored!

This large red run has good snow conditions and is often less popular than its famous neighbour, Marmotte’s blue run. Perfect for more experienced skiers who want to have fun and enjoy top speeds without worrying!

This beautiful green run is in the Altiport area, the perfect spot for novices with several blue runs and abundant easy-to-explore green runs. Long part of Altiport’s forest, La Piste des Animaux is dotted with animal sculptures, with information about each of the species. Guaranteed fun with children, no matter their age!

Another of Meribel’s fantastic green runs, peppered with fun games and obstacles, this descent celebrates Inuit way of life. Halfway, you will even discover an Inuit village! It is an unmissable stop for little adventurers in search of the Far North! 

This spectacular black run is located at the summit of the Saulire Express 2. Marked off-piste routes like this are quite rare in Meribel. After fresh snowfall, the locals mark their twists and turns in the powder, admired by all those taking the Saulire lift. At the end of the day, Le Couloir becomes a complex Mogul race, perfect for experienced skiers wanting to test their limits!

To the southwest of Meribel, from the summit of Tougnette, you can take Crète’s fascinating blue run. On the mountainside, the landscapes are magnificent and the gentle turns are fun. Carry on towards Choucas, another easy and entertaining piste, slightly steeper than Crète, but perfect for high-speed carving. 

Nestled at the foot of the slopes, within Hôtel Grand Cœur, the restaurant Le Petit Montagnard is renowned for its warm and convivial atmosphere.

The chef Ludovic Escaich offers original and gourmet dishes. At midday, come to taste the vast menu of dishes inspired by local ingredients. In the evening, in the soft dim light in the centre of Meribel, the cuisine is more sophisticated for an extraordinary experience.

Right by Chalet Arpège, one of the luxury Le Collectionist chalets in the Belvédère district, Hôtel Allodis’ restaurant is one of our favourite spots in Meribel. In an intimate and cosy atmosphere, discover dishes made from the most refined flavours of French gastronomy. From either the set menu or à la carte, escape and embark on a unique culinary journey for lunch or dinner.

The only Michelin-star restaurant in Meribel, l’Ekrin offers authentic, refined and bold cuisine, propelling the most classic dishes to new culinary heights. At the heart of the superb decor of Hôtel Kaila, the chef Laurent Azoulay composes every evening a symphony of taste for his guests, each headlining with local products!

This traditional Savoyard restaurant offers excellent fondues and raclettes, perfect if you want to sample traditional cuisine in an alpine setting. We recommend trying the Frontom Fondue and the Berthoud, utterly gourmet.

One day, when you’re skiing down Les Trois Vallées, plan on passing through Belleville Vallée and stopping at La Bouitte, a famous Michelin three-star restaurant that has propelled mountain cuisine to the top of the Michelin guide. In this family establishment, two great chefs are in the kitchen, father and son: René et Maxime Meilleur. Their shared passion for the Alps is ingrained in each of their dishes. Meat, fish, vegetables, aromatic herbs and fresh fruits, all of which are produced in the region!

Have lunch at Folie Douce’s La Fruitière, then discover its famous après-ski. In the kitchen, authentic and local gastronomy is brought up to date thanks to the originality and creativity of Franck Mischlet and Arnaud Nicholas. On the turntables, the best DJs of the region follow one after another to get skiers dancing until the slopes close!

Need a break between two intense days of hitting the slopes down Les Trois Vallées? If the young, or old, ones are tired of ski lessons, why not spend a day in Meribel’s Olympic Park? This cult address offers all kinds of activities, from ice skating to swimming to hockey matches. If you prefer to relax, opt for the magnificent spa, ideal for relaxing with the family!

Discover the marvellous work of Yooni, the famous blue yeti of Meribel’s Yeti Park, a recreational area reserved for Meribel-Mottaret’s young novices. Watch your little ones perfect their snowplough along the completely secured green run and venture into the secret tunnels, igloos and caves. And for more adventures, head for the zip line! 

At Meribel’s Nordic Ranch, try your hand at Ski Joëring, or harnessed skiing, from the stables situated on the green run of La Truite, connecting Meribel Mottaret to the town-centre of the resort. According to nordic tradition, dating back over 2500 years BC, you should put on your skis before being harnessed to a pony that will pull you down the mountain. Originally a genuine means of transport, Ski Joëring is nowadays a national sport in Scandinavia!

In Meribel, for this extraordinary family experience, hit the green run of the Petit Himalaya in a sledge in the moonlight! Start at the top of the Yeti Park and soak in the superb panoramas of the illuminated villages, Meribel and Mottaret. Just as magical for young and older children. Admire the ski slopes as you have never seen before and on arrival, toasted marshmallows and hot drinks await you!

Trust in the Le Collectionist’s concierge to organise an unforgettable at-home massage. You won’t  have to leave the comfort of your luxury chalet in Meribel to enjoy the know-know of the best professional in the resort. Whatever your preference, from a deep, dynamic massage to relax your muscles to a more gentle session, serenity and relaxation await!

It is undoubtedly the best way to explore the snowy landscapes and improve your skiing or snowboarding level. Throughout your holiday, be guided by your very own instructor who will adapt to your level and take you to all the best spots: authentic restaurants, secret slopes and fresh powder… 

Let our concierge organise a mixology evening at home. Our team of experts will delight in setting the scene in your luxury chalet and finding the best cocktail artist in the station. Meet with friends or family around the pop-up bar and sip on colourful creations, imagined up just for you!

Embark on an exhilarating private snowmobile adventure through breathtaking, snowy landscapes! With mini snowmobiles for younger children, ages 4 to 12, and thrilling, adrenaline-filled circuits for the older ones, this family activity will be an unforgettable experience! In the evening, treat yourself to a fondue party in a cozy trapper’s cabin for an intimate and mostly delicious night in!

Meribel is a resort as popular with families as it is with night owls, as it has some of the best après-ski in the world. Between the DJ’s wild mixes at La Folie Douce and the iconic evenings of the Rond Point at the foot of the slopes, the music resonates every day of the season! For an uber jet-set moment, do not hesitate to ask our concierge to find you the best table right next to the dance floor!

What better season than winter to explore the multitude of activities and slopes in the world’s largest skiing resort? During the high season in Meribel, you can ski every day without taking the same route twice and choose from a multitude of original experiences when your legs need a little rest!

July and August are perfect to discover another side to Meribel, under the French Alps’ radiant sun. For the summer season, the local bars, restaurants and shops reopen their doors as well as the ski lifts! While the green nature flourishes and the high-altitude landscapes reveal all their beauty, hiking lovers meet to walk or mountain bike together, others to try paragliding, rafting or even canyoning. During sunny days, don’t forget to explore the exceptional Meribel golf course, one of the few 18 holes existing at such high-altitudes!