Secret spots : Off the beaten track in the 3 Valleys

The mountainside below Courchevel 1850 is clad in a beautiful pine forest, with winding ski slopes that are protected from the wind and offer good visibility on snowy or cloudy days. What’s more, they’re not inundated by the crowds so if you keep your eyes open, with a little luck you could even spot one of the ‘chevreuils’ that make the forest their home!

We love Jean Blanc run : A classic black piste with excellent snow conditions due to it’s north orientation and minimal traffic. An iconic slope for strong skiers.

An endless expanse of white peaks, with undulating, wide slopes bordered by pines and crags… Moriond is home to an enchanting landscape which transports you to the WILD, WILD EAST!

We love Chapelets run : At the far eastern end of the 3 Valleys, this piste has exceptional snow and a picturesque forested setting with a view over the impressive ravines of the Dent du Villard… Escape to the wild landcapes of the East!

As you probably already know, getting to Val Thorens via Les Menuires or Méribel can be quite a bumpy ride. Unless you know the little secret slopes!

And it's on the Mont de la Chambre piste, at the top of Côte Brune, that you'll find yourself gently in the center of Val Thorens: a little-frequented blue run, generous relief, an open, sublime panorama... You're here in peace, away from the crowds and on soft snow!

Be careful not to get too absorbed in this beautiful environment and miss the fork on your left that takes you back to Val Thorens, your primary objective!