Courchevel reopens this summer
Explore Courchevel's unspoilt nature, with its crystal-clear lakes, verdant forests and Alpine panoramas. Discover the beauty of the natural site of La Rosière and hike the trails that lead to the high-altitude lakes and exceptional viewpoints.
Courchevel has a rich natural heritage, with its crystal waters, lush forests and views over the arc of the Alps. Spend the day at la Rosière nature site, with its Natura 2000 classified forest, take a hike to a high-altitude lake or a breathtaking viewpoint. During your holiday, you can discover different landscapes and atmospheres every day! The Vanoise National Park, with its mountain pastures full of marmots, protected flowers and high altitude lakes, is the ideal location. You can also hike to many other lakes located outside the Park, some of which which are perfect places for a picnic or some afternoon fishing.
To discover
Lac des Creux
A lake located at an altitude of almost 2300 meters with a view of the Vanoise summits, at the foot of the Aiguille du Fruit.
Lac Bleu
The Blue Lake is located at an altitude of nearly 2000m and overlooks the Courchevel Valley. You may have the chance to observe flying trout.
Lac du Pêtre
An unspoilt valley, three mountain lakes with different characters, wild or more relaxing, and an abundance of flowers at the beginning of the season.
Forêt de la Dent du Villard
The forest of the Dent du Villard is crossed by many paths and its summit offers a magnificent view on the Vanoise. There is a pine forest of hooked pines on gypsum very rare in Europe.
Lacs Merlet
The lower and upper Merlet lakes are located on the edge of the Vanoise National Park. The upper Merlet lake is fed by the snow melt in spring and by the waters of a rocky glacier located at the foot of the Aiguille du Fruit.
Lac du Praz
Lac de la Rosière
At the bottom of Les Avals valley, Le Lac de la Rosière is the departure for many walking path. A via ferrata for beginners is available.
Viewpoint - Signal
Magnificent views of the Alps and Tarentaise valley from the summit of Le Signal.
