Meribel Mottaret

Méribel Mottaret, a purpose-built mountain resort perched at 1,750 metres in the Savoie region, offers direct access to the Three Valleys, the largest linked ski area in the world. In winter, pistes stretch across the entire massif, complemented by a toboggan run popular with families. Once the snow melts, the surrounding mountains become ideal terrain for hiking, canyoning and via ferrata, thanks to the steep alpine relief. One of the most popular walks leads to Lac de Tueda, a natural lake on the edge of the Vanoise National Park, serving as a starting point for several hiking trails through unspoilt scenery. Built in a style that blends into the alpine landscape, the resort also has a number of mountain restaurants reachable on foot or by ski. Méribel Mottaret therefore appeals both to winter sports enthusiasts and summer visitors seeking wide open spaces, between lakes, larch forests and peaks accessible all year round.