The mountains hold wonderful secrets that are sure to brighten up your summer holiday. When the fine weather arrives, a whole host of new possibilities open up in terms of routes and places to discover. For a holiday full of surprises that you won’t soon forget, here are a few unusual places not to be missed during your stay in Méribel.

During your holiday in Méribel, don’t forget to book a mountain guide for your excursions. They’ll take you on a journey of discovery to the region’s most stunning spots, ensuring a supervised and safe outing. Trained specifically for this kind of activity, the guides guarantee risk-free experiences and will advise you and teach you how to make the right decisions when faced with risky situations.

Expert and passionate, your guide will accompany you on your adventures and will be delighted to help you discover the mountains from every angle. Within the time allocated, their aim will be to give you a truly memorable experience, whether you’re a nature lover or someone who enjoys places steeped in history.

Starting from Méribel, there are several options for unique day trips. Mountain lovers won’t be disappointed by the many spots the resort has in store for you. Here’s a brief look at our favourites.

Let’s start with the Lacs du Mont Coua, a hike of around 20 kilometres, during which you’ll enjoy spectacular views. The lakes follow one after the other, each offering an incredible view, with crystal-clear water and breathtaking surroundings. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a few ibex.

Closer to Méribel, you’ll also find the Chanrouge Lakes, situated just above the Saut mountain hut. Let yourself be captivated by the emerald-green water during a long walk. You may spot marmots there and observe them in their natural habitat.

Of course, the surrounding countryside has plenty to offer for outings that will help you reconnect with nature. However, for history and architecture enthusiasts, we also suggest setting off to explore the hidden old villages and the wonders they hold.

From the Baroque church in Les Allues to the Moulin du Raffort, not to mention the sawmill, you can choose from a range of fascinating excursions that will help you discover the region in a whole new light. Whatever places you’d like to visit in Méribel and the surrounding area, our guides will tell you everything there is to know about their history, ensuring your activities are both fun and informative.