Méribel
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Méribel

Illustrative photograph — not necessarily this resort · Chloé LAURENS / Pexels
1450–2952 m 150 km Piste length 43 Lifts

Méribel sits within Les 3 Vallées, the world's largest linked ski area, but its own sector directly comprises about 150 km of piste and roughly 40–43 lifts centred on Méribel village and Méribel-Mottaret. Its terrain connects via the Saulire ridge to Courchevel and via Tougnète to Les Menuires/Val Thorens, but this is distinct from the ~600 km combined 3 Vallées total often quoted for the wider area.

Méribel's own sector has no true reversible cable car currently — the historic téléphérique near Saulire that burned in 2021 was rebuilt on the Courchevel side, not Méribel's; Méribel's own lift to that ridge (Saulire Express) is a gondola.

Resort map

Verified locations only: the resort area and its named cable car stations. We don't have precise coordinates for individual accommodation listings, so those aren't plotted here — use the booking link in the sidebar instead.

Amenities

Ski school available
Childcare available

Notable lifts

Lift Type
Saulire Express gondola
Two-section gondola from Chaudanne to the Saulire ridge.
Mont Vallon gondola
Gondola from Méribel-Mottaret to 2,952 m, the resort's own highest lift-served point.
Tougnète gondola
Two-section gondola linking Méribel to Les Menuires (3 Vallées connector).
Roc de Fer chairlift
High-speed detachable, serves the Roc de Fer World Cup downhill piste.
Golf chairlift
Serves the beginner area near Méribel centre.

Equipment shops nearby

What the sources say

Every note below is drawn from the resort's own or an independent official publication.

Lift count for Méribel's own sector varies by source (43 to 53); 43 (the official site's 2025/26 figure) is used here.
No verifiable km-by-difficulty breakdown was found, so the green/blue/red/black split is left null.
The 150 km figure is Méribel's own-sector total, distinct from the ~600 km combined Les 3 Vallées figure.