Nestled in the heart of the French Alps, Courchevel 1850 is an iconic ski resort, renowned for its pioneering and avant-garde approach to winter sports. Celebrated for its excellence, gourmet cuisine, vibrant atmosphere, and breathtaking landscapes, it captivates both skiing enthusiasts and lovers of cultural and culinary discoveries. From Michelin-starred restaurants and charming gourmet tables to fireworks displays and magical illuminations, Courchevel 1850 shines through its prestige and its ability to offer unforgettable experiences.
On the slopes, just two lifts away lies the summit of La Saulire, the highest point of the resort at 2,738 meters. From this exceptional vantage point, skiers can choose gentle runs for beginners, challenging trails like the legendary Grand Couloir, or venture into the Three Valleys domain for a full Alpine adventure.
With 150 km of slopes, family-friendly areas, and zones for expert skiers, Courchevel 1850 offers the perfect playground for everyone. Whether visiting with family, friends, or solo, each day on the slopes becomes an adventure, and every evening turns into a memorable moment. Staying close to the slopes, as at the Maya Hotel Courchevel, allows guests to fully embrace the resort while enjoying comfort and premium services.
Courchevel is more than just a ski destination—it is a complete Alpine experience, where sport, relaxation, gastronomy, and leisure come together, giving everyone the opportunity to create unforgettable memories in the heart of the Alps.
Certified “Famille Plus” since 2010, Courchevel stands out for its family-friendly approach:
- Activities and entertainment for children, supervised by trained professionals
- Ski lessons tailored to every level, playful zones, and creative spaces to spark young imaginations
- Many hotels in the resort, including the Maya Hotel Courchevel, offer Kids Clubs and dedicated areas, allowing families to fully enjoy their days on the slopes while ensuring children’s safety and fun
Courchevel offers 150 km of diverse slopes, catering to every level:
- Green and blue runs for beginners and families
- Red and black runs for advanced skiers, including Jean-Blanc, Jockeys, and La Combe de la Saulire
- Safe freeride zones for powder enthusiasts
Modern lifts, panoramic gondolas, and detachable chairlifts ensure quick and smooth access to all areas of the resort, allowing more time on the slopes and less in queues. Renowned ski schools and independent instructors provide personalized guidance for every level. Themed zones, such as the Family Park and scenic runs, let children discover skiing in a fun and safe way.
In Courchevel, the day doesn’t end with the last run:
- Spas and wellness centers to unwind after skiing
- Snowshoe walks, sledding, and hot-air balloon rides to explore the peaks in a different way
- Cultural events and entertainment: concerts, exhibitions, and festivals
The villages of Courchevel also offer a wealth of shops and services: fashion boutiques, ski accessories, local products, and gourmet stores. Visitors will find everything they need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay. The Maya Hotel, discreet yet perfectly located, allows guests to fully enjoy this richness and immerse themselves in the unique world of Courchevel.
Photo Credit: Tourisme Courchevel