The iconic peaks of Méribel

In Méribel, every summit has its own story to tell. Some reveal breathtaking panoramas that leave you speechless, while others provide a true refuge away from the hustle and bustle. Each becomes a place where time seems to stand still—a space to admire, breathe, and capture the moment. Discover four of them, iconic and unmissable, that stir the heart of Méribel and promise unforgettable memories.

Col de la Loze: a passage between two worlds

The Col de la Loze is much more than just a route between Méribel and Courchevel. It’s a summit to experience in all seasons. In winter, its slopes allow skiers to traverse from one valley to another, offering thrilling turns and breathtaking panoramas at every corner. In summer, it becomes a prime cycling destination, popular since the Tour de France arrived in 2020, where amateurs and professionals test their endurance on these legendary climbs.

At the summit, the view is spectacular. Admire Mont Blanc, La Grande Casse, and countless other Alpine peaks. It’s a unique vantage point to soak in the beauty of the Alps, capture memorable photos, or simply enjoy the serenity of the heights.

➡️ Easy access: Rhodos gondola, then the Loze chairlift

Roc de Fer: contemplation and relaxation at the summit

The Roc de Fer is a summit like no other. Situated at 2,294 m, it offers a 360° panoramic view over the Belleville Valley, the Écrins Massif, and, of course, Méribel. It’s the perfect place to slow down, admire nature, and recharge in the heart of the Alps.

At the top, numerous facilities invite you to pause and relax: heart-shaped tables, a giant hammock, and cozy rest areas. It’s also an ideal photo spot, framed by its iconic wooden structures. The site is designed to capture the moment and create unforgettable memories.

But Roc de Fer is not just about enjoying the scenery. It’s also an internationally renowned sporting summit. It has hosted major events, including the 2023 Alpine Ski World Championships. Its legendary slopes, such as the Face and the Daguet, continue to challenge skiers and thrill-seekers.

➡️ Access: Legends chairlift, then Olympic Express

La Saulire: Méribel’s iconic summit

It’s hard to talk about Méribel without mentioning La Saulire. This iconic summit rises to 2,738 m and connects Méribel to Courchevel. It is renowned for its breathtaking panorama and unique light.

It’s a magical place at any time of day. At sunrise, the peaks glow in golden light. At sunset, the sky is painted in shades of pink and orange. Every visit to the summit becomes an unforgettable memory, worthy of a photo album.

For ski enthusiasts, La Saulire is also the starting point for legendary runs that challenge even the most experienced skiers. For those who prefer to admire the view, it remains an unmissable photo spot, with vistas over the valley and surrounding peaks.

➡️ Access: Saulire Express gondola

Mont Vallon: Méribel’s highest peak

At 2,952 m, Mont Vallon is the tallest summit in Méribel. It impresses with its grandeur and captivates with its stunning landscapes. Every ascent reveals a magnificent natural spectacle.

From the top, your gaze stretches over the Gébroulaz Glacier and the Tueda Nature Reserve. The panorama is breathtaking, with a mix of glaciers, valleys, and snow-capped peaks.

For skiers, Mont Vallon is synonymous with an exceptional playground, offering long and technical descents. For nature lovers, it embodies the wild beauty of the Alps—a summit where you feel both small and awed by the vastness of the landscape.

➡️ Access: Mont Vallon gondola

In Méribel, every peak is a promise. Whether experienced on skis, during a summer hike, or simply as a stop to admire the view, each summit contributes to the unique spirit of the resort and the magic of its mountains.