Essentials
Resort Altitude
1450m
Snow Range
1450m to 3200m
The Mountain
Piste area - 600km
Black runs - 33
Red runs - 114
Blue runs - 121
Nursery slopes - 3
Mountain cafes - 43
Snow cannon - 478
Parks - 9
Pipes - 3
Transfers
Chambery 2hrs
Geneva 2.5hrs
Lyon 2hrs Chambery - 105km - 2hrs
Geneva - 180km - 2.5hrs
Grenoble - 170km
Lyon - 180km - 2hrs
Ratings
Queues - 8
Lifts - 8
Cafes - 6
Snow - 6
Extent - 10
Transfer - 6
Charm - 6
Scenery - 6
Eating Out - 8
Apres Ski - 8
Resort Profile For Meribel
A traditional British destination which often divides opinion and appreciation
We love it. Situated at the heart of the Three Valleys, Meribel ski resort provides easy access to some of the best pisted skiing in the Alps. Intermediates love it and beginners will find their skiing develops quickly. The more advanced skiers have plenty of challenging terrain, both on and off-piste. The resort, whilst split between two areas, has retained a traditional feel and has a lively and friendly atmosphere. It can appear too British in places but the quality skiing is what you’ll take away from your visit.
Resort Pros
- High quality accomodation.
- Great nightlife.
- Very British feel – nice to see the best of Brits Abroad.
- Part of the Three Valleys
Resort Cons
- Very crowded in high season, especially February.
- Poor value for money with some over priced hotels, restaurants and bars.
- Can feel a bit too British
Worst For
- Those on a budget.
- Easter breaks
SlopeSeeker Tips
Check out the terrain parks. Check out the 'Happy Hours'