Courchevel Piste Map

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Courchevel ski area overview:

Courchevel, located in the French Alps, is one of the world's most renowned ski destinations, offering an unparalleled combination of luxury, variety, and extensive terrain. Part of the larger Les Trois Vallées (Three Valleys) ski area, Courchevel boasts access to 600 kilometers of interconnected slopes, making it the largest ski area globally.

The resort is divided into five villages, each at different altitudes—Saint-Bon (1100m), Courchevel Le Praz (1300m), Courchevel Village (1550m), Courchevel Moriond (1650m), and the most famous, Courchevel 1850. This highest village is synonymous with opulence, attracting celebrities and the elite with its five-star hotels, Michelin-starred restaurants, and high-end shopping.

Courchevel's slopes cater to all levels, from beginners to advanced skiers, with 150 kilometers of pistes within the resort itself. The area is known for its impeccably groomed runs, extensive off-piste opportunities, and challenging black runs like the famous Grand Couloir.

Beyond skiing, Courchevel offers a wide range of activities, including ice skating, snowshoeing, and paragliding. Its après-ski scene is vibrant, with numerous bars, nightclubs, and restaurants offering something for everyone, from relaxed lounges to lively nightlife. Courchevel epitomizes the luxury alpine experience, combining world-class skiing with sophisticated amenities.

Quick facts about Courchevel:

	Nearest airport to Courchevel:	Chambery, 110km	Find flights
	Transfer time to Courchevel:	1.5 hours	Airport Transfers
	Courchevel resort altitude:	1300m-1850m
	Courchevel Piste altitude:	1100m - 2738m
	Number of lifts in Courchevel:	55
	KM of pistes in Courchevel:	150km
	Longest piste in Courchevel:	9km
	Total pisted runs in Courchevel:	109
	Green pistes:	21	19%
	Blue pistes:	41	38%
	Red pistes:	36	33%
	Black pistes:	11	10%

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