Ski Life in Megève

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Waking up at the Lodge Park, fresh snow in Megève

FIRST TRACKS. LAST RUN. BACK AT THE LODGE.

Megève is part of the Évasion Mont-Blanc ski area, offering over 400 km of slopes and just as many ways to ski.

SKIING IN MEGÈVE.

In Megève, there is skiing for every level and preference: from accessible slopes for gentle progression to more challenging runs for experienced skiers. Rochebrune charms with its long trails winding through the fir trees, Côte 2000 offers a sportier, wilder experience, while Le Jaillet provides a more relaxed pace. Mont d’Arbois allows you to move from one side to the other, ski facing Mont-Blanc, and stop at La Folie Douce, at the summit of Mont-Joux, to enjoy lunch on the terrace and soak up its iconic atmosphere. Holders of an Ikon Pass can also access the Megève ski area, subject to the terms and conditions of their pass.

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get ready.

To prepare for your day on the slopes, our concierge service handles everything before you arrive, tailored to your skill level, preferences, and the current schedule: lift passes, ski, boot, and helmet rentals, private lessons or full-day instructors, and mountain restaurant reservations. As our hotel partner, Chamois Sports is here to assist with your equipment. From the hotel, simply cross the village square to reach the Chamois gondola in less than two minutes, with the shop located right at its base. There, you can pick up your gear, complete your kit, or browse a selection of top ski brands. The concept is simple: everything is ready when you arrive. All that’s left for you to do is strap on your skis and head out to conquer the slopes.

LUNCH ON THE SLOPES of megève

A real day of skiing deserves a real lunch. Depending on where you are skiing, the weather, and your mood, our Concierge can recommend the perfect spot and handle your reservation. As a guest of Maisons & Hôtels Sibuet, you enjoy priority access to our own mountain restaurant, as well as our other locations. On Rochebrune, Le Relais des Fermes is one of those stops you can ski right up to: a sunny terrace, a large fireplace, spit-roasted meats, and generous alpine cuisine, all at an altitude of 1,300 meters. The Lodge concierge knows the slopes, the best spots, and the perfect time to stop. All that’s left for you to do is enjoy the run down to your table.

Discovering Le Relais des Fermes

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BACK AT THE LODGE

Leave the slopes behind, return to the warmth of home, and let the afternoon unfold at a different pace. Afternoon tea, a few laps in the pool, the heat of the sauna, a spa treatment, or a cryotherapy session. Then, a little later, a drink at the Bar. There is no rush. It’s time to recover, reconnect, and let the day gently wind down. Only then will you decide what comes next...

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FAQ – Skiing in Megève

Where should I ski in Megève based on my skill level and preferences?

Megève offers a wide variety of runs for every type of skier. Le Jaillet is perfect for more relaxed skiing, Rochebrune is known for its long runs through the pine trees, while the Côte 2000 offers more challenging terrain. Mont d’Arbois allows you to switch between slopes while enjoying open views of Mont Blanc.

How many kilometers of slopes does the Megève ski area have?

Megève is part of the Évasion Mont-Blanc ski area, which offers over 400 km of runs spread across Megève and the surrounding resorts. The area includes skiing in the Rochebrune, Côte 2000, Mont d’Arbois, Princesse, and Jaillet sectors, with runs for all skill levels.

Is it easy to get to the slopes from the Lodge Park?

Yes. From the Lodge Park, you can simply cross the village square to reach the Chamois gondola in just a few minutes, right in the heart of Megève. It provides quick access to the slopes and the Mont d’Arbois area.

Can I rent ski equipment near the Lodge Park?

Yes. Chamois Sports, our hotel partner, is located at the foot of the Chamois gondola, just a few minutes from the Lodge Park. You can pick up your skis, boots, and helmets there, complete your gear, and find a selection of top ski brands.

Can the Lodge Park organize ski passes and lessons?

Yes. The concierge can prepare your ski trip before you arrive: lift passes, equipment rental, private lessons, a full-day instructor, or recommendations tailored to your skill level and preferences. They can also organize your lunch reservations on the slopes.

Can I ski in Megève with an Ikon Pass?

Yes. For the 2026-2027 season, Megève Ski Area is an Ikon Pass destination. The Ikon Pass provides access for up to 7 days of skiing, and the Ikon Base Pass for up to 5 days, depending on the pass terms. Holders must present themselves at one of the Megève ticket offices to activate their access for the desired number of days.

Where can I have lunch on the slopes in Megève?

Megève has many mountain restaurants accessible during a day of skiing. On Rochebrune, Le Relais des Fermes, a mountain restaurant by Maisons & Hôtels Sibuet, is directly accessible on skis and offers generous alpine cuisine, a large fireplace, and a terrace at an altitude of 1,300 meters. The Lodge Park concierge can also recommend a table based on your ski area and handle your reservation.

What is there to do after a day of skiing at the Lodge Park?

Back from the slopes, the Lodge Park is the perfect place to extend your day with wellness and après-ski: afternoon tea, swimming pool, sauna, treatments, cryotherapy, or a drink at the Bar. It’s a natural transition from the slopes to the warm, inviting atmosphere of the Lodge, right in the heart of Megève.