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Le château de Pompadour

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Au XVème siècle, un très beau château fût reconstruit à l’emplacement de l’ancienne forteresse médiévale par Geoffroy Hélie de Pompadour. La famille a entretenu le domaine pendant quelques siècles.

C’est en 1745 que le roi Louis XV acheta le château et l’offrit à sa favorite Antoinette Poisson, nommée par la suite Marquise de Pompadour.

In the 15th century Geoffroy Hélie de Pompadour decided to build this new castle. Then in 1745 it became property of the King Louis the XV who offered the domain and the castle to Madame Lenormant d’Etiolles, the famous “Marquise de Pompadour”.

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Our 10 extraordinary panoramic views

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Oh, what a beautiful view.

Last night, in your sleep, you travelled through the 10 most extraordinary panoramas of the 3 Valleys, an itinerary designed for your greatest pleasure... And guess what? Your dream has come true! From Courchevel -Moriond to Orelle , all you have to do is put on your skis and let yourself be carried from one exceptional view to another. These unique panoramas are a real invitation to escape and discover the great outdoors. Get ready to recharge your batteries in the heart of breathtaking scenery!

1. Le Signal

Leave the Courchevel-Moriond snow front and head for the top of the Signal chairlift. At 2250m , get ready for your first highlight of the day: a sumptuous view of Mont Blanc rising majestically in the distance.

Altitude : 2250 m.

Atmosphere : Imagine yourself transported to the Dolomites, where calm reigns supreme and space stretches as far as the eye can see.

What to see : Treat yourself to a breathtaking view of Mont Blanc, majestic and imposing. Behold the Brèche de la Portetta , a breathtaking natural spectacle. Don't miss the towers opposite, evoking the splendor of the Dolomites, which you can discover thanks to the orientation table.

The + : Bathed in sunshine all day long, thanks to its location in Moriond, making it an ideal place to recharge your batteries. Enjoy the tranquility and low crowds. Relax on the wooden deckchairs provided. Appreciate the warm welcome offered by the trackers, who are always ready to chat and share a friendly moment.

Access : Reach this haven of peace using the Chapelets or Signal chairlifts from Courchevel Moriond.

2. La Saulire

Embark on a grandiose skiing experience along the descent leading to the start of the Aiguille du Fruit chairlift. Follow up with Les Marmottes and reach this second exquisite spot: the summit of La Saulire, the highest point between Méribel and the Courchevel valley. At an altitude of 2740m, a high-mountain landscape awaits you. Take a deep breath, you're on top of the world!

Altitude : 2740 m

Atmosphere : La Saulire is the place to be, with panoramic views over Courchevel and almost the entire 3 Vallées ski area. It's the hub of the 3 Vallées, a central point where looks and adventures intersect.

What to see : Enjoy a 360-degree panorama as you descend the first 100 meters. Contemplate the majesty of La Grande Casse, Savoie's highest peak at 3855 metres. Admire the glaciers of the Vanoise and the immensity of the Alpine landscape before your eyes.

The +  : On gloomy days in the valley, La Saulire rises above the clouds, offering a breathtaking view of a sea of clouds. The experience is breathtaking and well worth the detour.

Access : To reach La Saulire, take the Pas du Lac gondola from Méribel -Mottaret or the Saulire Express from Méribel Chaudanne.

3. Le Roc de Fer

Let yourself be carried away by the beauty of the La Biche blue run as you glide towards La Chaudanne, in Méribel . Then hop aboard the Legends and Olympic chairlifts, and you'll reach a simply mythical viewpoint: the Roc de Fer , perched at 2294m above sea level!

Altitude : 2294 m.

Atmosphere : The arrival at the summit of Roc de Fer envelops you in a soothing silence, where time seems suspended. It's a moment of absolute peace, where the grandeur of the Alpine peaks contrasts with the sensation of proximity, especially on sunny days when the Écrins massif seems within reach. The wild aspect of this slope reveals a pure, unspoiled, almost untouched Méribel. The Daguet or Raffort runs plunge you into the eponymous forest, where every bend reveals captivating natural vistas.

What to see : Enjoy breathtaking 360-degree views in an unspoilt area far off the beaten track. Contemplate the Encombres and Bellevilles valleys, as well as the Hautes-Alpes and Écrins mountains, in particular the Écrins bar.

The + : This year, the Roc de Fer is hosting the World Alpine Ski Championships on its legendary slope. You can also reach the village of Saint-Martin-de-Belleville  via the blue Verdet piste.

Access : From the Chaudanne plateau in Méribel, take the Legends chairlift. Follow the Caves and Gelinotte runs. Then take the Olympic chairlift to the Roc de Fer summit.

4. Saint-Martin-de-Belleville

Take to the slopes in the direction of the authentic village of Saint-Martin-de-Belleville  ( 1450m ), on the blue runs  of Verdet and Biolley. A completely different atmosphere and spectacle awaits you here: you arrive ski-in ski-out in a village with a breathtaking view of the mountains and the Vallée des Encombres... a truly magical moment. To set off again in the direction of Les Menuires , board the Saint Martin 1 gondola lift and the Saint Martin Express chairlift. After two runs, the blue Gros Tougne and the green Violette, you reach the new Pointe de la Masse gondola.

Altitude : 1450 m.

Atmosphere : Immerse yourself in the authenticity of an unspoilt village, where time seems to stand still. Saint-Martin-de-Belleville offers a warm atmosphere and a timeless journey, ideal for a mountain getaway.

What to see : Enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding mountains and the Encombres valley, offering a breathtaking natural spectacle.

The + : Discover the friendly atmosphere of this small village, where it's good to stop for a gourmet break. Don't miss the Bistrot Simple et Meilleur, run by Michelin 3-star chefs René and Maxime Meilleur.

Access :   From Méribel : - First option : Take the Tougnète 1 gondola or Legends chairlift, then the Tougnète 2 chairlift. Then descend the Gros Tougne (blue), Pezolet (blue) and Biolley (blue) runs. - Option 2: Take the Legends chairlift, then follow the piste des Caves (green). Then take the Cherferie chairlift, then the Jerusalem piste (blue), one of the 3 Vallées' legendary runs. From Les Menuires : Take the Roc 1 gondola, then Roc 2. At the top, follow the Grand Lac run (blue), then the Pezolet run (blue), which takes you straight back to the village.

5. La Pointe de la Masse

It's at this point that an absolutely unmissable summit emerges before your eyes: the Pointe de la Masse , which dominates Les Menuires  at 2804m altitude. The 360° panorama of the surrounding mountains is all the more magnificent.

Altitude : 2804 m

Atmosphere : Enjoy a 360-degree high-mountain panorama, offering one of the finest views in the 3 Vallées. The atmosphere at Pointe de la Masse is breathtaking, where every glance transports you to the heart of the Alpine peaks. 

What to see : Admire this breathtaking 360-degree view, offering an unobstructed view of the surrounding mountains and beyond. Every detail of this awe-inspiring landscape invites contemplation.

The + : The gondola's arrival area offers a platform with lettering for memorable photos, making for a unique souvenir of one of the 3 Vallées' finest panoramas. Tables and chairs on the terrace make this an ideal place to picnic  and enjoy the scenery.

Access :   From Les Menuires : Follow the Montagnettes green trail from the Les Menuires resort snow front to the start of the Pointe de la Masse gondola. From Val Thorens  : Take the blue Cairn trail from the resort center, then follow Boulevard Cumin, a timeless trail that winds along the valley floor, to the departure point of the Pointe de la Masse gondola.

6. La Cime Caron

Then on to Val Thorens , with its mythical summit, Cime Caron , as your goal. Nestled at 3200m, skiers struggle to leave this magical spot, which makes them feel as small as they are grateful for the splendor of the white circus that surrounds them. However, it's time to get back on the skis and enjoy the descent on the black run of the Combe de Rosaël, before resting their thighs on the Peyron and Bouchet chairlifts.

Altitude : 3200 m.

• Atmosphere : Immerse yourself in a high-mountain atmosphere, where the horizon seems infinite and the vistas unobstructed. At Cime Caron, the atmosphere is both grandiose and striking.
• What to see : Discover the new orientation tables installed at the "real" summit, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area.
• The +  : Enjoy a 360-degree panorama of the French, Italian and Swiss Alps, with over 1,000 peaks to contemplate. Cime Caron is a true symbol of Val Thorens, with its ropeway whose arrival station is anchored in the rock. Inaugurated in 1982, it was the world's largest ropeway at the time. A must-see during your stay in Val Thorens, whether on skis or on foot.
• Access :   From Val Thorens : Pedestrian access from the resort center via the Cairn and Caron gondolas, then the Cime Caron cable car. Ski access via the Cime Caron cable car. From Orelle : Pedestrian or ski access from Plan Bouchet, via the Orelle-Caron gondola.

7. Le Bouchet

Welcome to Orelle , at the summit of the 3 Valleys! At an altitude of 3230m , the panorama before you is simply breathtaking... Don't miss the breathtaking view of the Bouchet glacier.

Altitude : 3230 m.

Atmosphere : Experience a radical change of atmosphere when you reach the top of the Bouchet chairlift, where a high-mountain atmosphere imbued with calm and serenity reigns.

What to see : Don't miss the superb view of the Bouchet glacier, offering a breathtaking natural spectacle.

The + : This is the emblematic summit of the 3 Vallées, culminating at 3230 meters above sea level, located in Orelle in the Maurienne region.

Access :   From Orelle : Take the Orelle gondola, then the Peyron and Bouchet chairlifts to reach the summit. From Val Thorens : Take the Portette chairlift , then the Thorens gondola. Cross the Col de Thorens at 3002 meters, enjoy the panoramic view, take the blue La Lory trail offering a magnificent panorama of the Aiguilles d'Arves, then take the Peyron and Bouchet chairlifts. This is the easiest and most panoramic option. Other options include Moutière and Grand Fond or Cime Caron for the more athletic.

Bonus : Take advantage of the mega zip-line to reach the Col de Thorens and head back to Val Thorens.

8. Le Col de la Chambre

It's time to start the return journey, beginning in Val Thorens . From the center, take the Plein Sud chairlift and the Funitel des 3 Vallées to reach an eighth panorama, that of the Col de la Chambre, at 2850m. This mountainside gives you access to the 3 Vallées, enabling you to reach Val Thorens, Méribel and Les Menuires directly. The itinerary continues on the Lac de la Chambre blue run.

Altitude : 2850 m. 

Atmosphere : The Col de la Chambre embodies the essential link between Val Thorens and Méribel , making it an unmissable and easy-to-spot pass. The atmosphere here is charged with a unique energy, characteristic of this junction between two major resorts.

What to see : Don't miss the superb panoramic view of the Borgne glacier and Mont Vallon, another mythical 3 Vallées summit located in Méribel. This breathtaking scenery will leave you speechless.

The + : The magnificent, easy and long Lac de la Chambre blue run  is accessible from this summit, providing fluid access to Méribel Mottaret and Méribel for skiers of all levels.

Access :   From Méribel Mottaret : Take the Plattières gondola, then the Bouquetin chairlift. Take the red Alouette piste down to the Côte Brune chairlift for the Col de la Chambre. From Val Thorens : Take the Plein Sud chairlift, then the 3 Vallées chairlift for a sunny ascent. As you go up, enjoy the little bonus of taking the Funitel 3 Vallées, an emblematic and pioneering lift in Les 3 Vallées.

9. Le Mont Vallon

The Mont Vallon gondola takes you up to another of the 3 Vallées' must-see peaks: the Sommet du Mont Vallon (2952m). The Méribel valley  stretches as far as the eye can see, while on the other side, the Gébroulaz glacier invites you to escape. Great skiing then awaits you on the red Combe du Vallon run, before venturing into the forest on the blue Ours and green Truite runs.

Altitude : 2952 m.

Atmosphere : A wild and icy atmosphere reigns at the summit of Mont Vallon, offering a vast and impressive panorama. The poetry of this place is palpable: the birds of the peaks soar majestically over the summits, pecking at the remains of the trackers. The calm and small sounds of nature permeate the spirit of every visitor.

What to see : Contemplate the breathtaking view of the 3 Vallées' largest glacier, the Glacier de Gébroulaz , as well as the Tueda National Reserve. Mont Vallon is one of the must-see points of interest in the 3 Vallées, not to be missed under any circumstances.

The + : At just under 3,000 meters, Mont Vallon is Méribel's highest peak, offering an incomparable altitude experience.

Access : Take the Mont Vallon gondola to the summit. Pedestrians can also take advantage of round-trip access to discover this exceptional panorama.

10. Le Col de la Loze

As the sun slowly begins to decline and the end of the day approaches, you take the Rhodos 1 and 2 gondola lift, then the Blanchot green run, followed by the Loze chairlift. This brings you to the tenth and final panorama of your extraordinary journey through Les 3 Vallées: the Col de la Loze (2304m) . Allow yourself a few minutes to savour the moment... before making your final turns towards the center of Courchevel!

Altitude : 2304 m.

Atmosphere : Despite its popularity, the Col de la Loze offers a soothing, majestic atmosphere. Paragliding  flights add a touch of dynamism to this serene landscape. From the summit, a breathtaking panorama stretches over the two valleys of Courchevel  and Méribel, offering unobstructed views of the villages below.

What to see : Don't miss the captivating spectacle of paragliders taking off from the pass. In the late afternoon, watch the sun decline, a magical moment just before the ski area closes.

The + : The Col de la Loze was a must-see stop on the 2020 summer tour! Its return in summer 2023 makes it one of the most complex stages according to the racers, testifying to its fame and difficulty.

Access :   From Courchevel , take the Dou des Lanches chairlift to the top of Col de la Loze. From Méribel  , take the Loze chairlift to reach this exceptional viewpoint.

An easy plan

Les 3 Vallées has created a whole range of skipasses to meet every need: you can ski on your own or with a group or family, for one day, a weekend, a week’s holiday or for the entire season.

Buy your skipass online before you arrive to gain time: buy your 3 Vallées skipass online to be the first on slopes, easy and comfortable. Less wait, more ski!

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To enjoy this exceptional itinerary and the entirety of Les 3 Vallées ski area in the best possible conditions.

WEATHER FORECAST

Knowing the snow conditions and weather forecast for the next 3 days in the seven 3 Vallées resorts is a real help when organising an unforgettable holiday in the heart of the largest ski area in the world.

Weather Forecast

Here you will find all the webcams in Les 3 Vallées ski area. These cameras are situated at strategic points in each of the resorts and provide a mine of useful information so you can prepare and make the most of your ski outings!

SKI RUN AND LIFT OPENINGS

Each day, you can check what Les 3 Vallées has to offer you by viewing live information on the opening conditions and the times and state of the lifts, ski runs and links.

Ski run & lift openings

To prepare for your off-piste skiing day, consult the Avalanche Risk Estimate Bulletin. These information are essential in order to evaluate your off-piste outing. If you decide to do off-piste, think about to be accompanied by a mountain professional.

Avalanche Risk Estimate Bulletin

Check Les 3 Vallées app for access to live info when you’re on the ski area (ski run and ski lift opening times, opening times for links between Les 3 Vallées, weather forecasts…)

App 3 Vallées

Skiers of all abilities intending to come for between 6 and 21 days can choose a custom-made skipass to create the perfect holiday.

6 days - 2 parents + 2 children

€300.00 / person

6 days - Adult

€375.00 / person

6 days - 3 persons

€355.00 / person

6 days - Child

6 days - Senior

€337.50 / person

6 days - Veteran

€93.70 / person

An exceptionnal territory

Les 3 Vallées is a limitless playground where anything is possible, where all your dreams can become true. Les 3 Vallées is not only about skiing, it’s also a multitude of activities to practice alone, with family or friends...

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1. Chambery Airport Transfers : Courchevel to Chambery Airport CMF in Luxury Van

2. Courchevel to Geneva Airport (GVA) - Departure Private Transfer

3. Courchevel (FR) to Geneva Airport (GVA)Departure Private Transfer

4. Private transfer from Meribel, France to Geneva Airport

5. Geneva Airport (GVA) to Courchevel - Round-Trip Private Transfer

6. Geneva Airport Transfer: Courchevel to Geneva Airport GVA in Luxury Van

7. Meribel to Lyon St Exupery Airport - Departure Private Transfer

8. Savoie Wine Tour from Courchevel Winter season

9. Private Bespoke Day Trip in Courchevel with Host

10. Departure Private Transfers from Courchevel Hotels to Chambery Airport CMF

11. Courchevel to Malpensa Airport (MXP) - Departure Private Transfer

12. Courchevel-Les Arcs to Lyon St Exupery Airport-Departure Transfer

13. Private Transfer: Courchevel to Lyon Airport LYS in Luxury Van

14. Meribel (FR) to Geneva Airport (GVA) - Departure Private Transfer

15. Departure Private Transfer: Courchevel Hotels to Geneva Airport GVA

16. Courchevel/Les Arcs to Malpensa Airport(MXP) - Departure Transfer

17. Courchevel/La Plagne to Turin Caselle Airport-Departure Transfer

18. Private Alps Transfer from Meribel to Zurich with English-speaking Driver

19. Private Transfer from Méribel to Geneva Airport

20. Private Snowshoe Hike in Courchevel

21. Departure Transfer: Courchevel to Lyon Airport LYS in Luxury Van

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Excellent service from Irish waiter who knew his beers. He wasn’t getting any of mine the weather was too hot. Great setting in the old town area. Worth another visit 🍺👍

Relaxed, convivial, noisy and great service. A modern French bar, with a healthy dose of Irish hospitality. I’ve spent a lot of time here and it’s as good on a wet night in January as it is on a balmy night in June. A happy... mix of locals, tourists and students and a cracking line up of local wines and beers. More

Went two nights in a row - friendly staff, good selection of beers - plenty of seats inside and out.

Great café to sit and relax. Great service, good beers and the wine is great. Also not an expensive place. Want to sit back and relax? A must go!

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Five things to know: Ryan Fox

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New Zealand’s Ryan Fox is highly regarded across the world of professional golf.

This week, the greater world might get to know him, too.

Fox stormed into the early Masters lead with an opening nine of 5-under 31 at Augusta National Golf Club, in his second Masters start after finishing T26 a year ago. Fox qualified for this year’s Masters via the top 50 on the 2023 year-end Official World Golf Ranking.

Fox, 37, began the week with just three made cuts in eight TOUR starts this season, no finish better than T35, but he’s having little trouble so far at Augusta National.

Here are five things to know about Fox.

1. His dad is a rugby legend.

Fox is the son of Grant Fox, a member of the famed All Blacks team that won the inaugural Rugby World Cup in 1987. That year, Grant Fox set the world record for most points scored in a Rugby World Cup tournament. It doesn’t stop there, as Fox’s grandpa Merv Wallace (his mom’s dad) was a renowned cricketer on the New Zealand national team, described by one obituary as “one of the best batsmen New Zealand has ever produced,” per CNN.

2. Golf wasn’t his first love.

As per family heritage, cricket and rugby were Fox’s first sports as a young New Zealander, although he enjoyed hitting golf balls around the backyard as an elementary schooler. His grandpa Merv Wallace crafted his first set of clubs from wood, and he steadily fell in love with the sport through his teenage years. “I’d always wanted to be a professional sportsman,” Fox told CNN. “It just took a fair while to figure out what sport it was going to be.”

3. He’s a two-time Olympian.

Fox represented New Zealand in the 2016 and 2020 Olympic Men’s Golf Competition, joining his dad and grandpa in representing their home country in international sporting competition. “It was a pretty cool achievement … I think Dad was pretty chuffed when he could say that,” Fox told PGATOUR.COM. He hopes to make it a third straight Olympics, with this year’s golf competition to be played at Le Golf National, a regular French Open venue where he has competed several times.

4. He earned dual PGA TOUR membership via the DP World Tour

Fox has achieved great success across the globe, including four DP World Tour titles and three on the PGA Tour of Australasia, but this is his first season as a PGA TOUR member. He earned his card via the 2023 DP World Tour’s Race to Dubai, as No. 2 on the season-long standings (not otherwise exempt on TOUR).

5. He’s a family man.

Fox and wife Anneke have two daughters, Isobel and Margot, and the Foxes enjoyed family time at Wednesday’s Masters Par 3 Contest. They weren’t on hand for his Masters debut last year (when Fox’s dad caddied in the Par 3 Contest), making this year even more special.

Kevin Prise is an associate editor for the PGA TOUR. He is on a lifelong quest to break 80 on a course that exceeds 6,000 yards and to see the Buffalo Bills win a Super Bowl. Follow Kevin Prise on Twitter .