Méribel’s legendary summits

In Méribel, each summit has its own story to tell. Some reveal breath-taking panoramas that leave you speechless, while others offer a refuge from the hustle and bustle. Each becomes a place where time seems suspended, a place to admire, breathe the mountain air and savour the moment. Discover four of Méribel’s iconic and unmissable peaks which promise unforgettable memories.

Col de la Loze: a link between two worlds

Col de la Loze is much more than just a link between Méribel and Courchevel. It's a summit to be experienced in all seasons. In winter, its pistes allow skiers to switch from one valley to another, offering thrilling sensations and breath-taking views at every turn. In summer, it becomes a cycling mecca, popular since the 2020 stage finish of the Tour de France, where amateurs and professionals come to test their endurance on its legendary climb.

The view from the summit is exceptional. You can admire the Mont-Blanc, Grande Casse and countless other Alpine peaks. It's a unique vantage point from which to admire the beauty of the Alps, take memorable photos or simply soak in the tranquillity of the mountains.

➡️ Easy access: Rhodos gondola lift, then Loze chairlift

Roc de Fer: contemplation and relaxation at the summit

Roc de Fer is a summit in a class of its own. At 2,294 m, it offers a 360° panoramic view of the Belleville valley, the Écrins massif and, of course, Méribel. It's the ideal place to slow down, contemplate nature and recharge your batteries in the heart of the Alps.

At the summit, a range of facilities invite you to take a break and relax, including heart-shaped tables, a giant hammock and relaxation areas. It's also the perfect photo spot, with its iconic wooden frame. The place is designed so you can immortalise the moment and create memorable souvenirs.

But the Roc de Fer is not just about admiring the scenery. It is also an internationally renowned ski summit. It has hosted major events such as the Alpine World Ski Championships in 2023. Its legendary runs, like la Face and Daguet, continue to challenge skiers and thrill-seekers alike.

➡️ Access: Legends chairlift, then Olympic Express

La Saulire: Méribel's iconic peak

It's hard to talk about Méribel without mentioning La Saulire. This iconic peak rises to 2,738m and links Méribel to Courchevel. It is renowned for its breath-taking panoramic views and unique light.

This is a magical place at every hour of the day. At sunrise, the peaks light up in a golden glow. At sunset, the sky turns pink and orange. At any time of day, a trip to the summit becomes an unforgettable memory, worthy of a photo album.

For skiers and snowboarders, La Saulire is also the starting point for some legendary descents that will challenge even the most experienced. And if you are in a contemplative mood, it remains an unmissable photo spot, with views over the valley and all the surrounding peaks.

➡️ Access: Saulire Express gondola

Mont Vallon: the highest point in Méribel

At 2,952 m, Mont Vallon is the highest peak in Méribel. It's a place that impresses you with its grandeur and amazes you with its scenery. Each ascent reveals a magnificent natural spectacle.

From the summit, you look down onto the Gébroulaz glacier and the Tueda nature reserve. The panorama is grandiose, with a mix of glaciers, valleys and snow-capped peaks.

For skiers, Mont Vallon is famous for its exceptional terrain, with long, technically challenging descents. For nature lovers, it's a summit that embodies the wild beauty of the Alps. A summit where you feel both small and enchanted by the immensity of the landscape.

➡️ Access: Mont Vallon gondola lift

In Méribel, every summit is a promise. Whether you are on skis, on a summer hike or simply taking a break to admire the view, each one contributes to the unique soul of the resort and the magic of its mountains.

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