A mountain open to all
In Courchevel, the emotion of the mountains is experienced without limit. The resort has been committed for many years to providing a warm welcome and facilities adapted for visitors with disabilities.
Here, everyone can enjoy the magic of winter, the grandiose panoramas, and skiing with complete peace of mind.
Courchevel facilitates PRM access
Accessible shuttles
To explore the resort in complete freedom, Courchevel provides free shuttles accessible to people with reduced mobility. They serve all villages, ski areas, shops, and living spaces, allowing comfortable and hassle-free travel. Timetables and routes are available in real-time via the Mobility Courchevel app.
Accessible ski lifts
A large part of Courchevel's ski lifts is equipped to accommodate adaptive skiers and enable urban travel, especially on the Praz and Grangettes gondolas. Teams are present to facilitate boarding, ensure safety, and guarantee a smooth experience. Result: simplified access to the most beautiful panoramas, the iconic slopes of the area, and the center of Courchevel 1850.
Adapted equipment & all-terrain module
To allow everyone to fully enjoy the mountains, the resort offers:
all-terrain equipment to explore the mountains (rugged terrain, grass, gravel...) available for free at the Rosière welcome chalet. The all-terrain module is a third wheel to attach to a wheelchair.
Adapted ski chairs for different levels, modern and comfortable equipment for skiing with confidence.
Uniski
Dualski
Taxiski
These equipments are available from specialized ski schools.
Adaptive skiing in Courchevel, a unique experience in the heart of the 3 Valleys
Today, Courchevel is one of France's key destinations for adaptive skiing. Between wide slopes, quality snow, and professional support, everything is in place to experience thrilling moments, whether you are a beginner or an experienced skier.
Ski passes for persons with disabilities
Adapted rates
Courchevel and Les 3 Vallées offer a 50% discount on ski passes for persons with disabilities. The accompanying person also benefits from a preferential rate, to share the joys of skiing together.
Personalized support
Instructors, trained in adaptive skiing, accompany seated or standing skiers with kindness and expertise by providing specialized equipment.
Courchevel, land of competition: 2024 Adaptive Skiing World Cup
In 2024, the resort hosted the FIS Para Alpine Skiing World Cup, confirming its commitment to inclusive sport. A significant event that showcased the excellence of athletes and Courchevel's ability to organize accessible international competitions.
This event marked an important step for the recognition of adaptive skiing and the resort's commitment to inclusive sport.
The Tourism & Handicap label
Created in 2003, the tourism and disability label is the only global certification dedicated to tourism accessibility for people with disabilities.
The Tourism & Handicap label is a national mark that values tourist establishments committed to exemplary accessibility practices. It guarantees visitors with disabilities reliable, consistent, and verified information about conditions of welcome, while supporting professionals in the continuous improvement of their services.
An official reference for accessible tourism for all
Recognized by public authorities, the label identifies structures capable of providing an experience adapted to the needs of people with one of the following four types of disabilities:
· Motor disability
· Visual disability
· Hearing disability
· Mental / cognitive disability
Each establishment can be labeled for one or more of these disabilities, depending on its level of accessibility.
For any information on the labeling procedure
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