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Alps Telemetry Courchevel 1850, France 1,100–2,738 m
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Courchevel 1850

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Courchevel 1850 embodies the historic and symbolic heart of the resort. It is here that we find the first impulse of Courchevel, envisioned from the beginning as an integrated resort, open to the mountains and focused on the vacation experience. The village today concentrates a large part of the structuring facilities of the destination: direct access to the ski area, cultural and sports venues, shops, restaurants, and everyday services. The atmosphere is lively, with a rhythm marked by the seasons, events, and local life. Between the high-altitude panorama, station architecture, and ongoing activities, Courchevel 1850 plays a central role: that of a landmark village, serving as both a starting point, meeting place, and an ideal base for exploring all of Courchevel. 150 km of pistes in Courchevel alone – part of the 600 km Trois Vallées – the world's largest ski area. Base at 1,850m, summit at 2,738m. Exceptional snow reliability. Luxurious après, Michelin-starred dining and high-end shopping. Family-friendly with exceptional ski school.

Catalog: 1,100–2,738 m, vertical 1,638 m, 96 runs, 55 lifts, snowsure 13 · Limited. Season closed.

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1,100–2,738 m. Vertical 1,638 m. 96 runs and 55 lifts. Snowsure 13 · Limited. Season closed.

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Season 26/27

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