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The Saulire is a bit of a must-pass spot when skiing between Courchevel and Méribel. It’s as much about enjoying the slopes as it is about taking a break and admiring the views of the peaks across the 3 Valleys. The area offers a variety of runs for different ability levels, making it easy to choose what suits you best on the day. And then there’s the simple pleasure of gaining a little altitude, taking in the scenery and setting off again on your skis with a really great view.

Signal, in Courchevel Moriond, is one of those spots where it’s worth stopping for a few minutes. From the top, you get wide-open views across the Alps, with the Portetta breach and Mont Blanc standing out in the distance. With plenty of sunshine, it’s a great place to take a break between runs and simply enjoy the scenery. You can reach it via the Chapelets or Signal chairlifts, and once you’re at the top, the view is definitely one to capture and keep as a memory of your time in the 3 Valleys.

Perched at an altitude of 2240 meters, the Sommet des Chenus invites you to rise above the valley and discover stunning panoramic views of Courchevel and the Alpine peaks. In every season, this iconic spot attracts mountain enthusiasts—whether they’re skiers, hikers, or simply seeking beautiful scenery. Here, the spectacle is everywhere: wide-open spaces, fresh air, and unobstructed views combine to create the perfect setting to fully embrace the spirit of the 3 Vallées and create cherished memories in the mountains.

Located in the heart of Courchevel 1850, La Croisette is a true gathering spot for winter sports enthusiasts. This is where skiers and families meet up before heading out to the slopes. A welcoming and convenient starting point to kick off a great day of skiing!

The webcams in the 3 Vallées ski area are automatically refreshed every 30 minutes. This update frequency allows you to monitor real-time weather conditions at different altitudes.
The ski area features four webcams available online, positioned between 1,850 and 2,700 meters in altitude. Strategically placed, they provide a detailed view of weather conditions depending on elevation, helping skiers plan their day accordingly.
Anytime! Whether you want to check the snow conditions in the morning or ensure optimal skiing conditions throughout the day, we highly recommend making it a habit before hitting the slopes.
Discover breathtaking panoramic views: the summit of Mont Vallon, La Saulire, and many other iconic viewpoints across the domain. These images will make you want to explore Les 3 Vallées, the largest ski area in France.
