Skiing in March and April: the programme for a perfect day in Méribel

March 03, 2025

What if the months of March and April had some wonderful surprises in store for you?

Picture it, at altitude amongst the peaks, way above the clouds, the sky is a dazzling blue…the birds sing their melodies, the sun bathes the treetops in light, the days are getting longer… you can almost taste the freshness of the air.

So what better way to savour this sweet life than skiing?

To make the most of every moment, our experts have put together the ideal programme, taking you from breakfast until the very last ray of sunshine

🗺️INTERACTIVE SLOPE MAP

Where to ski in the morning in Méribel?

9am-midday: The best snow conditions at altitude

8 a.m; you awake to the sunlight filtering through the shutters of your mountain haven ☀️.

After a trip to the bakery for a delicious breakfast, you’re ready to make the most of this sunny day!

You just need to step outside to access the world’s largest ski area. So, where to start?

You can also enjoy an exceptional panorama from the summit of Mont Vallon, the highest point in the valley. Up there, take a moment to admire the surrounding peaks and glaciers before setting off on one of its stunning red runs.

👉🏾 Psst! Don’t hesitate to check our webcams for a better view of the resort!

Where to enjoy lunch on a terrace with a view of the mountains?

2pm : A well-deserved sunny break

It’s 2pm… Having made the most of the morning to enjoy the best of the snow, the sun is shining, the air is mild and you’re starting to feel peckish. Take a seat on the terrace, put on your sunglasses and face the mountain

The Méribel ski area is full of mountain restaurants where you can linger over a good meal, basking in the warmth of the sun.

Sylvain, our Community Manager, reveals his favourite places:

So, sit back, enjoy a good meal and let the sun colour your cheeks. Before setting off for a few more runs, to finish the day in style…

🍴EATING IN ALTITUDE

Where to ski in the afternoon in 3 Vallées ?

3.30-5pm: First tracks, last lifts!

Continue to follow the sun as its gentle rays warm the West facing slopes of the Saulire and the Col de la Loze. There is so much choice, of long, wide runs.

💪🏾 For those looking for challenge why not try the red George Mauduit from the top of Saulire, at mid station you can cross to the blue run, down the Altiport and all the way down to the bottom of the Lapin run to complete a descent of nearly 1300m. Or for those seeking a more leisurely afternoon the trees on the side of the Alitport offer delicious shade.

Finally, to end your day of skiing on a high note, Blandine, entertainment project manager, shares her secret for admiring a sky of a thousand colours above the peaks:

How to prolong the pleasure after a great day on the slopes?

6-7pm: Après-ski in the sun

Ski holidays also mean après-ski! The more party-loving can hit the many bars in the resort, while enjoying the last light of the afternoon.

Whether you want to listen to a concert, savour a cocktail on the terrace or dance on the tables, you are spoilt for choice when it comes to enjoying the festive and sunny spring atmosphere at altitude.

Vincent, Head of Guest Services, shares his favorite spots: