Let us guide you for a morning to discover the history of Courchevel Moriond: a montagnette perched at an altitude of 1,600 m in Savoie's Tarentaise valley, which developed into a winter sports resort from 1946 onwards, with the creation of the Courchevel ski resort and the world's largest ski area: Les 3 Vallées. What is a montagnette? In the past, it was a place temporarily inhabited by families from the valley, with the rhythm of mountain farming life. This is a walking tour, with ascents and descents, from the tourist office (Maison de Moriond) to the snow front, with a stroll through the village of Vieux Moriond, passing by the Notre-Dame des Neiges chapel and the Ste-Blandine chapel.
Visit led by a guide from the Pays d'art et d'histoire des hautes vallées de Savoie with the FACIM Foundation.
- Cultural
Guided tour: once upon a time Courchevel Moriond
Once upon a time, Courchevel Moriond was a Savoyard mountain village perched at an altitude of 1600 m, which became a winter sports resort in 1946, connected to the world's largest ski area. Let a local guide tell you all about its rich history.
About
Prices
Free of charge.
Number of participants : 1 pers. Min. - 30 pers. Max.
Reception
Dates
Tuesday 6 August 2024 between 10 am and 12 pm.
Services
- Pets welcome
Contacts
Access
- Not accessible in a wheelchair
