THE LOCAL AREA

Outdoor & Snow Activities

  • Dog Sledding – Ride through snowy trails with a team of huskies.

  • Snowshoeing – Peaceful hikes through alpine forests and off-piste areas.

  • Snowmobiling – Guided tours at sunset or night for thrill-seekers.

  • Paragliding – Tandem flights offer stunning views of the Alps.

  • Tobogganing (Luge) – Try the 2km Moriond Racing toboggan run.

  • Ice Climbing – Scale frozen waterfalls with a guide.

  • Fat Biking – Mountain biking on snow with extra-wide tires.

  • Helicopter Tours – Scenic flights over Mont Blanc and the Three Valleys.

  • Horse-drawn Carriage Rides – Romantic rides around Courchevel 1850.

Wellness & Relaxation

  • Aquamotion Courchevel – A massive indoor complex with:

    • Indoor/outdoor pools

    • Spa & wellness area

    • Saunas, hammams, salt cave

    • Surf wave and climbing wall

Food & Drink

  • Savoyard Cheese Tastings – Try raclette, fondue, or tartiflette at a mountain hut or chalet.

  • Après-Ski – La Folie Douce or Fire & Ice Bar for music and dancing.

 

Entertainment & Experiences

  • Ice Skating – Olympic-sized indoor rink at the Forum in 1850.

  • Bowling – Family-friendly bowling alley also in the Forum.

  • Cinema – French and English-language films screened at the Courchevel Cinema.

  • Night Sledging – Some areas offer nighttime tobogganing with headlamps.

Markets

  • Markets – one day per week in 1850 and 1650

Mountain Restaurants – Accessible from the Slopes

Courchevel 1850 Area 

  • Le Bel Air

    • Popular for hearty lunches and sunny terrace.

    • Great for skiers and pedestrians via gondola.

    • Location: Top of Ariondaz gondola (Courchevel Moriond/1650).

  • Le Bouc Blanc

    • Simple, authentic, generous portions.

    • Self-service & table-service area.

    • Location: Top of La Tania gondola (good value).

  • La Cave des Creux

    • Classy, wood-clad setting with excellent wine.

    • Truffle specialties & gourmet burgers.

    • Accessible via: Creux slope.

At The Top

  • Le Panoramic (at Saulire)

    • Stunning views at 2,700m.

    • Truffle mashed potatoes are a highlight.

    • High-end pricing, but a real experience.

Après / Loungey Slope Stops

  • La Folie Douce – Courchevel

    • High-energy, live music, dancing on tables by 2PM.

  • Food at La Fruitière or self-service at La Petite Cuisine.

Off the slope – in 1550 village

  • Le Caveau

    • Set in a charming wooden- and stone-clad chalet, Le Caveau exudes cozy alpine charm—low lighting, candles, and a warming fireplace, ideal for romantic dinners or family meals

    • The restaurant accommodates a range of group sizes—from intimate two-tops to large parties—with flexible table setups

    • A strong focus on Savoyard specialities: fondue (including mushroom or truffle variations), raclette, tartiflette, and the signature “poêlée des Alpages”

    • Other signature dishes include the suspended brochettes (meat skewers cooked table-side), pierrade (hot-stone grilling), prime beef filet, stone-braised beef, along with vegetarian options, salads, pasta, and homemade desserts

    • The “Caveau Sweet Corner” offers delights like crème brûlée, tarte Tatin, and sorbets, often concluded with a complimentary Génépi digestif