Activities Winter

Handiski

Ski equipment

ESF Meribel has at its disposal : 2 kartskis, 4 “driven” dualskis, 2 dualskis, 1 tandemski.

Adaptive ski instructor – English speaking

– Qualified seated skiing instructor, – Instructor with experience of Down’s Syndrome, – Instructor with experience of the hearing-impaired and S.L. E.S.F. Méribel-Mottaret +33 (0)4 79 00 49 49

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Adaptive Skiing

Afin qu’aucun skieur ne soit laissé au bord de la piste, retrouvez à Méribel les professionnels qui vous accompagnent en handiski avec du matériel adéquat pour dévaler les pistes en toute sérénité.

So that skiing is accessible to all, our resort works together to provide access, services and ski passes designed for people with disabilities. Hospitality and welcoming all without discrimination are values that have shaped Méribel for years. Come and discover how to take part in adaptive skiing in Méribel.

Discover adaptive skiing in Méribel with trained professionals

Méribel’s ski schools provide specialist equipment so that their qualified instructors can ski with wheelchair-users or people who have difficulty coordinating their lower limbs.

Various solutions are offered by the ski schools so they can cater to a wide range of abilities: standing skiing (using one or two skis), sit-skiing (chair and Nordic sled), and guidance for visually impaired skiers.

Accessibility in Méribel for people with reduced mobility

So the resort can welcome everybody, we know it is vital to provide suitable access for people with reduced mobility. This is why in Méribel you will find specially adapted ski lifts as well as disabled access to toilets, car parks, cinemas, the Parc Olympique sports centre, bowling alley, Altiport and theatre etc.

Reduced rate disabled pass

Disabled people and an accompanying person are entitled to a 50% reduction on the price of a half-day, full-day or multi-day lift pass. To do so, they must present a disability card (stating a degree of disability of 80% or more) or a mobility card (which must state “Invalidity”) at the cash desk. In order for accompanying persons to benefit from this reduction, the disability card must mention “Need for accompaniment” or “Need for accompaniment – blindness”.