Meribel is a great resort and has a quick ski transfer time from Chambery Airport, Geneva Airport, Lyon Airport and Grenoble Airport. Read more Alexander Golubev March 25, 2019 What should you consider when travelling to Meribel? Should you fly, drive or maybe even by train? What about bringing ski equipment with you, which way would Map showing the French Ski Resort of Méribel, France and nearby ski areas and airports. With locations of Ski Chalets and Hotels. °F / in / ft / miles °C / cm / m / km One of the Tirol area’s most popular ski resorts, St. Anton offers some of the best expert skiing and one of the liveliest après-ski scenes in the Arlberg region. The Valluga, Kapall, and Schindler peaks offer almost a mile of vertical skiing. For the seasoned, Schindlerkar and Mattun are less groomed routes. Méribel is situated right at the centre of The Three Valleys ski area, which is truly massive. With 600km of piste available it is considered the largest ski area in Europe if not the world. The resort of Méribel itself is made up 150km of pistes. Most are blues but around 25% are red and about 10% black. There are two main beginner zones. Méribel Village, 1,400m: This lively little hamlet is grouped around a sunny central square with shops, bars and restaurants. Access to the vast 3 Valless Ski Area is easy, via the Golf chairlift. There is also a free bus connecting Meribel Village and Méribel Centre, which runs throughout the day and evening. Méribel Centre, 1,450m: Ski-Lifts Airport Transfers to Les Deux Alpes. Each year Ski-Lifts helps more than 100,000 skiers and boarders get to their accommodation in ski resorts like Les Deux Alpes with a range of hassle-free, door-to-door transfer options and 24/7 English-language assistance when it’s needed. Get an immediate quote and book online> Lyon. For powdery snow, quaint chalets and prices that won’t steam up your goggles, try the big airports’ little sister in nearby Lyon. Many people flying to the Alps tend to make a beeline for major hubs like Geneva or Grenoble, but Lyon is fast becoming a favourite due to its close proximity to resorts, airport skis service and less congested roads. St. Anton is an ideal weekend ski break for those craving lively apres-ski; head to the Krazy Kangaruh and Mooserwirt bars, both located directly on the slopes, where you can go to stomp on tables in your ski boots, drink obligatory shots of Jagermeister and listen to German cover bands. 4. Mayrhofen, Austria. The Meribel ski map is a comprehensive guide to the area’s extensive network of pistes and ski lifts. It highlights: Ski Runs: With a range of runs from green (beginner) to black (expert), the map showcases over 150 km of pistes within Meribel alone. The runs are meticulously maintained, offering excellent conditions for skiers of all levels. 6sFxm.