Now this is no easy task! What are the best runs in Courchevel? Well that depends what grade slopes you like. Greens? Rolling Blues? Reds or steep Blacks? Probably the easy thing to do is split them into each category! Greens – If you’re only a beginner or just like taking it easy, then the…
DetailsIf you visit Courchevel with children then visiting the Piste des Indians in Courchevel 1650 is a must. As long as the kids can snowboard on blue runs then you’ll have no problem visiting the Indian reservation in Courchevel 1650. If you kids can only ride greens then book them in for some children’s snowboard…
DetailsThe Moon Park in Meribel has taken on a slightly different approach this season. Due to the poor start to the season and the lack of snow, the Moon Park in Meribel was only able to build two green kickers. It took them a little while to get the park operational but they managed to make…
DetailsIt’s a myth to think that visiting Courchevel has to cost a fortune. Many people who visit Courchevel can get good deals on catered accommodation in Courchevel 1650, 1550, La Praz and La Tania. Holidaying with the catered option means that lunch and on-hill refreshments can be one of the big additional costs if you…
DetailsThis Summer we are happy to announce the start of our Indoor sessions at Chill Factore, Manchester. Through demand we have several dates scheduled over the Summer/Autumn to keep your riding progressing even though the snow has melted in the Alps! Visit our dedicated UK Courses page Here. RTM Instructor Kev Edwards will be delivering all…
DetailsThis season, even though early season snowfall was poor, the Courchevel Family Park shaping team have done an excellent job setting up and maintaining the park. At the entrance to the park you can choose to race down the fun race track on the right which leads down to the airbags or enter left towards the…
DetailsThe start of the 2014/15 season started with poor snowfall so this season the DC Area 43 Park crew have had to work extra hard to get everything built. Below is a gallery of some of the park features you can expect if you visit Meribel this winter. The DC Area 43 Park is home…
DetailsYesterday, Erica (on skis) and myself on my Burton Splitboard, when on a classic Courchevel ski tour, Les Breches de la Portetta, finishing down in Pralognan. We set of from Courchevel 1850 at 9am. We took a different lift combination to reach the Col du Chanrossa. We started on Verdons, took Saulire then rode down…
DetailsYesterday Rob, Michael and myself went on a splitboard tour into Les Avals. We starting in Courchevel 1650 and grabbed the firsts lift. We took the 1650 gondola, Signal chair, Pyramid drags then Roc Merlot chair to the Col du Chanrossa. From there a high traverse towards Les Avals, the next valley over from Courchevel…
DetailsThis season Courchevel 1650 have added a mini Snowboard Park to the area. Check out the photos. The park consists of 3 Green kickers and 3 small boxes. The park is Courchevel 1650 is a great addition to the area 1650 which has some great, wide blue pistes as well as several natural half pipes/gullies.…
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