Discover the mountain with a guide
Want to better understand the landscapes around you? Mountain guides and accompanying instructors offer various outings to discover Courchevel in a different way. Wildlife, flora, natural heritage, or sports hikes: take advantage of their knowledge of the area to delve deeper into your discovery of the Alps.
From lakes to peaks
Lake Rosière, Merlet lakes, Avals valley, or the heights of La Saulire offer different faces of the mountain. Along the trails, forests and pastures gradually give way to high-altitude landscapes.
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FAQ
Yes. Not all trails require embarking on a long hike at altitude. Several more accessible walks allow you to enjoy the mountain as a family or simply to walk for a few hours.
No. In the mountains, conditions can change quickly. Before you leave, check the weather forecast and adapt your itinerary to your level, your equipment, and the conditions of the day. If in doubt, it is better to choose a more accessible route or postpone your outing.
Maps and topo-guides can help plan outings and find the main hiking routes around Courchevel. They are notably available at the Courchevel Tourism reception offices.
In the heart of the Vanoise National Park, specific regulations protect wildlife, flora, and natural environments. Dogs are prohibited, even on a leash. Camping, foraging, fires, and certain activities are also regulated: make sure to inquire before your hike.
