Chalet Le 1550, Courchevel

You’ll travel from Courchevel to the Plan du Vah for a dogsledding adventure across alpine forest trails. After meeting the team of sled dogs and receiving guidance on safety and handling, you’ll take the sled and set off along marked paths. The dogs pull the sled across snow-covered terrain, navigating trees, slopes and open sections as you follow the trail.

You’ll manage speed and direction while taking in the surrounding forest and mountains. Stops along the way allow you to switch drivers or rest the dogs. The session ends with a return to the starting point, leaving you with a sense of the dogs’ energy and teamwork.

You'll step out from Courchevel and access ski lifts that carry you to a network of slopes across the Three Valleys. Runs vary in length and difficulty, allowing you to choose terrain that suits your skill level, from gentle green runs to challenging black pistes. You’ll navigate the slopes at your own pace, taking breaks at mountain cafés or mid-station viewpoints. Lift passes, equipment rentals and ski schools are available if needed.

As you descend, you’ll experience changes in snow conditions, gradients and terrain, gaining a sense of the scale of the mountains. The day ends with a return to the chalet, skis stored and legs tired.

You’ll leave the chalet and travel a short distance to the helipad, where safety briefing and boarding procedures are explained. Once in the helicopter, you’ll lift off and gain a bird’s-eye view of Courchevel’s alpine terrain, including snow-covered peaks, valleys and ski runs. The flight follows a planned route, giving you consistent perspectives of the region while hovering over points of interest.

You’ll take photos and videos while noting the scale of the mountains and villages below. After circling key landmarks, the helicopter returns to the starting point, and you’ll disembark with a clear sense of the area’s layout and dramatic topography.