Méribel is a world renowned ski resort built entirely in a tasteful chalet-style of wood and stone. Even the sports centre built for the 1992 Winter Olympics looks like a giant chalet.

Méribel sits in the heart of les Trois Vallées which is one of the largest ski areas in the world. Méribel has 61 ski lifts serving 74 runs. The slopes are well maintained throughout the season with a fleet of piste bashers working all night and with hundreds of snow cannons helping to keep the slopes in immaculate condition. 

The interconnected area gives access to a further 375 miles of slopes with over 200 lifts serving them. There are countless off-piste opportunities.

For more information take a look at the official site www.meribel.net or merinet.com which contains a comprehensive guide of where to go and what to do.

Les Allues is the original village in the heart of the Méribel valley.  It has several excellent restaurants, a bar with live music and a small supermarket.  There is a telecabine at Les Allues takes you into the central lift network at Méribel's La Chaudanne offering direct links to all the slopes mentioned above. There is also a free regular bus service.

	Méribel Plan		Les Trois Vallées Plan