Discover non-ski activities in Méribel and the 3 Vallées: walking or snowshoeing, panoramas accessible with a pedestrian pass, sledding, zip-lining, paragliding, and wellness experiences. An ideal destination to enjoy the mountains in winter in a different way, with family or friends.
Explore les 3 Vallées with a Pedestrian Pass
The 3 Valleys Pedestrian Pass is the key to experiencing the mountains in a different way. Available from a single ascent to 6 days or the whole season, it gives unlimited access to the ski lifts. You can effortlessly reach the summits, enjoy a journey with spectacular views, and meet your friends or family for lunch on the mountains. This pass allows you to explore the entire ski area: Méribel, Courchevel, Val Thorens and Les Menuires. Each resort has its own atmosphere and activities.
The lifts covered by the Pedestrian Pass open the doors to the resort's legendary viewpoints:
La Saulire, between Méribel and Courchevel, with a 360° view;
Mont Vallon, Méribel’s iconic summit;
Col de la Chambre, a viewpoint over the entire valley;
Cime Caron, in Val Thorens, one of the finest panoramic views in the Alps.
In addition to the ski lifts, Méribel offers a vast network of groomed walking trails. You can explore the mountains at your own pace either on foot or with snowshoes. Stop off at restaurant terraces along the way to add a friendly note to your stay: a hot chocolate overlooking the snow-covered peaks becomes an unforgettable moment.
Méribel has plenty of attractions and facilities for people who don't ski. Marked walking trails, non-ski activities and the Pedestrian Pass guarantee a rich and varied experience. It's an ideal destination for families or groups with different interests. Everyone can enjoy their stay in the mountains in their own way.
There are a thousand different ways to discover the mountains. In Méribel, non-ski activities range from adrenalin-pumping thrills to unexpected pleasure and convivial experiences.
Looking for excitement? Les 3 Vallées offers some intense experiences:
Torchlight descents for young and old at la Chaudanne or Méribel-Mottaret centre;
Ice diving at Courchevel's Lac du Praz, a unique challenge;
Fat biking on snow, a new way to enjoy cycling;
Zip wire in Val Thorens, fly over the Alpine scenery;
A paraglider flight from the top of Saulire, for a bird's eye view of the valley.
There’s a multitude of different and thrilling ways to experience the mountains.
Some non-skiing activities are guaranteed to appeal to all ages:
Dog-sleigh rides: let a pack of huskies draw you across the snow while you are comfortably seated in a sled. These adventures are available in Courchevel, Les Menuires and Val Thorens for a unique experience in the heart of the mountains;
Tobogganing: dedicated runs provide fun and thrills for all ages, day and evening. At Méribel, the Mission Black Forest run offers a spectacular descent, while at Méribel-Mottaret, the supervised night-time runs promise a magical and safe experience;
Méribel’s Parc Olympique offers a swimming pool, skating rink, bowling alley and climbing wall, ideal for enjoying fun and sporting activities with family or friends.
These experiences are open to all, creating unforgettable shared memories.
For novel holiday experiences, Méribel also has some surprises:
An evening in an igloo with a Savoyard fondue, followed by a snowshoe walk to prolong your time immersed in the snowy mountains;
Spas and wellness areas: swimming pools, whirlpools, massages and saunas allow you to recharge your batteries after a day's walking or skiing.
In Méribel, you can experience the magic of winter without skis. The 3 Vallées Pedestrian Pass opens the doors to the peaks and panoramic views. A variety of off-ski activities, unusual experiences and ways of relaxing allow everyone to enjoy the mountains at their own pace. With its combination of thrilling activities and opportunities for contemplation and discovery, Méribel is perfect for skiers and non-skiers alike.