Ski hire Courchevel 1650 Moriond

Courchevel 1650 Moriond Resort

In Savoie, in the Vanoise Massif, discover the ski resort of Courchevel 1650, and the 4 other villages, each at a different altitude, between 1100 and 1850 metres, offering their own atmosphere, by turns an authentic traditional village or a dynamic resort, with a family, sporting or festive atmosphere. Discover the various neighborhoods of the Courchevel ski resort such as the popular resort of Courchevel 1850.

Courchevel 1650 is a ski-in/ski-out resort with plenty of sunshine, green and blue runs, and a ski destination that is particularly popular with families for its friendly atmosphere and numerous activities. The ski resort has held the "Famille Plus Montagne" label since April 2010. So you'll find its facilities for children, as well as all the equipment you need in your Courchevel 1650 ski hire shop.

Skiing in Courchevel 1650 Moriond

The Courchevel 1650 ski area has 150 kilometres of pistes, some of which are reserved for beginners, and 58 ski lifts: it's a playground that's both accessible and varied, allowing everyone, whether a beginner or an experienced skier, to find the thrills they love. It's also worth noting that 85% of the slopes are above 1800 metres, so the 3 Vallées and all the neighborhoods of Courchevel can guarantee optimum snow cover throughout the winter sports season. This huge area is perfect for all skiers, beginners and experienced alike, whether they're looking for wide open spaces off-piste or small, quiet runs in the forest. Snow parks, boarder crosses and other fun zones are also available throughout the ski area, so you can experience skiing in a different way, whatever your level!

Activities in Courchevel 1650 Moriond

Although Courchevel 1650 is part of the world's largest ski area, you can discover the mountain's flora and fauna on snowshoe walks, or hurtle down the slopes on the 2-kilometre-long toboggan run. Cross-country skiers can take advantage of a Nordic area with some 66 kilometres of marked trails: at Courchevel 1650, the Belvedere loop is an easy, sunny 5-kilometre route via the Chemin des Avals. You can go ice climbing, ice skating or Nordic walking. For thrill-seekers, snowmobiling, quad biking, paragliding, hang-gliding and helicopter flights are other ways to experience the mountain. After skiing, you can enjoy moments of pure relaxation in one of the resort's many relaxation centres. At the Courchevel tourist office, you'll discover the many highlights of the ski resort, as well as the sporting and cultural events on offer.