Mont du Vallon
The highest point of the Méribel valley at 2,952 meters, reached directly by cable car, with a roughly 5-kilometer long red run with a huge vertical drop and spectacular glacier views.
Mont du Vallon is the highest peak in the Méribel valley. A large cable car runs from above Tuéda to about 2,952 meters, where you can see the Gébroulaz Glacier and the Vanoise peaks. The Combe du Vallon red run drops about 1,000 meters from the summit and is one of the most popular long runs in Les 3 Vallées, suited to intermediate and advanced skiers. Snow conditions and light are best on clear mornings, and the cable car may be suspended in strong winds.
Opening hours
Snow season, about 09:00–16:30
Nearby sights
- La Folie Douce Val Thorens
- Lac de Tuéda
- Val Thorens
- Méribel-Mottaret
- La Saulire
- Les Menuires
- Courchevel Altiport
- Méribel