Resort & Piste Maps
Three maps cover every situation: the village street plan, the Courchevel piste map, and the full Trois Vallées — 600 km of interconnected runs across eight valleys.
The maps that matter
Courchevel village map
Six villages · 6 km axis
Le Praz (1300), Saint-Bon, La Tania, Village (1550), Moriond (1650) and 1850. Free at every tourist office and hotel concierge.
Courchevel piste map
150 km · 102 runs
Saulire, Vizelle, Bouc Blanc, Pralong, Verdons sectors. Updated annually by the lift company S3V.
Trois Vallées map
600 km · 8 valleys
The largest interconnected ski area in the world: Courchevel, Méribel, Val Thorens, Les Menuires, Saint-Martin, Orelle, Brides and La Tania.
Off-piste topo
Local-knowledge guides
The unmarked itineraries — Couloir des Pylônes, Vallée des Avals, Croix des Verdons — only ski with a Compagnie des Guides instructor.
Take the maps with you
Winter resort brochure (PDF)
150 pages covering hotels, restaurants, ski school contacts and the full winter event calendar. Updated each November.
Summer resort brochure (PDF)
Hiking trails, bike routes, family activities, refuges and the summer-only opening calendar. Updated each May.
Trois Vallées piste map (PDF)
The official S3V piste map — printable A3, 600 km of runs across eight valleys, with current opening status.
Village street map (PDF)
1850, 1650, 1550 and Le Praz streets, parking, gondola bases and walking shortcuts between Rue du Rocher and the snowfront.
Brochures are distributed free at every Courchevel welcome office and at most hotel concierge desks.
Frequently asked
Where can I find a Courchevel piste map?
The official Courchevel piste map (published annually by the lift company S3V) covers around 150 km and 102 runs across the Saulire, Vizelle, Bouc Blanc and Verdons sectors; the full Trois Vallées map extends it to 600 km. Both are free at every tourist office and hotel concierge, and printable from the resort brochure downloads above.
How big is the Courchevel ski area?
Courchevel is part of Les Trois Vallées, the largest linked ski area in the world — around 600 km of pistes across eight valleys on a single lift pass, of which Courchevel's own sector holds roughly 150 km over 102 marked runs.
How do I get around Courchevel 1850?
The village is compact and walkable, with free ski buses linking 1850, 1650, 1550 and Le Praz, and the lift network connecting the villages on snow. The village street map orients the gondola bases, the altiport, parking and the walk between Rue du Rocher and the snowfront.
Where is Courchevel 1850 on the map?
Courchevel 1850 sits in the Tarentaise valley of the French Alps (Savoie), the highest of the six Courchevel villages, about 2 to 2.5 hours by road from Geneva, Lyon, Chambéry and Grenoble airports.