Meribel

A southeastern view of the Meribel Valley, with Mont-Vallon in the background, flanked by two ridges: one overlooking Courchevel, the other overlooking the Menuires Valley.

The peaks framing the valley are clearly visible: the Saulire and the Petite Saulire to the west, which mark the border with Courchevel, and Mont du Vallon to the north, the highest point in the ski area at 2,952 meters. Also visible are the Aiguille du Fruit, which towers over the Gébroulaz Glacier; the Col de la Loze, which connects Meribel to Courchevel; the Dent de Burgin; and the Trois Marches, which open up toward Val Thorens—together forming one of the world’s largest ski areas.

Illustration details:

• Illustration size: 40x30 cm
• Actual width of the area depicted: 8.3 km
• Actual depth of the area depicted: 10 km
• Orientation: Southeast

Frame details:

• Dimensions: 30x40 cm
• Material: aluminum
• Color: black