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The area consists of several lift connected locations: Méribel Centre, Méribel Mottaret, Méribel Village, Les Allues and Bride Les Bains. It doesn’t have a reputation for FreeRide but in truth there are almost limitless opportunities if avalanche conditions allow, from steep couloirs to wide open powder fields and a world of easily accessible side and slack country. It’s an area ripe for exploration, on a powder day you’ll be spoilt for options. What’s more you’re right at the heart of Les 3 Vallées. To the east is Courchevel and to the south is Val Thorens, impressive FreeRide locations in their own right.
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Ugly sister to the Trappeurs’ Hut (Cabane des Trappeurs’) at the top of the Roc de Tougne chairlift and the Teppes button lift (on the Les Menuires side of Tougnete), the Take a Break (Faites un Break) hut is still a welcome shelter when the weather is not playing ball.
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FreeRide is most commonly associated with adrenaline fuelled thrill seeking, but after a hard day keeping the shred alive there’s nothing like a little peace and tranquillity to complete your day. Look no further than the Bench of Eternal Tranquillity in Meribel. There is no better place to soak up the last ra...
The best safety kit will be your own as you’ll know how to use it, which could save vital time in an emergency. However if you find yourself in town without Transceiver, Shovel & Probe (TSP), these places are known to hire.
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Rhythm to Ride are claiming to ‘be the mental in environmental’ – by giving back to the mountain. They are making pledges tied to ski school bookings, such as planting trees, sharing profit with Protect Our Winters and scheduling lessons times that allow instructors to use public transport to and from resort.<...
400m2 of bi-facial solar panels have been installed at the Saulire Express lift mid-station. These are the first of their kind, in that they are able to collect energy from both sides of the panel – from direct sun or light reflecting off the snow. Energy harvested during lift operating hours is use...
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