Ed Leigh's Bitesize Guide to Courchevel

Ed Leigh's Guide to Courchevel!
Discover Ed Leigh's Extensive Insights into Courchevel for this 23/24 winter. With nearly three decades of experience in the Alps, Ed is truly a seasoned mountain local. Whether you consider him a well-rounded expert or simply an enthusiast, there's no denying his extensive knowledge and expertise across numerous resorts, which he is eager to share with you.
From insider tips on the finest local slopes and recommendations for adverse weather conditions to the top-notch coffee stops, ideal spots for leisurely lunches, and the most happening apres ski venues both on and off the mountains, Ed Leigh's guide to Courchevel is a treasure trove of valuable information.

[@DavidJones-dz4rc]

Is it more expensive than Lech, Solden and Zermatt?😢

[@skiyodl5317]

We would say roughly the same, but if you go to places like La Tania or 1550 in Courchevel, there are definitely budget options that can still provide you with the best skiing!

[@DavidJones-dz4rc]

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[@ski-dazzlechaletholidays5531]

Rich tax? 20% more compared to where please? A little misleading...

[@skiyodl5317]

Hey there! Courchevel has heaps going for it, a world-class ski area for one, It’s an amazing place to ski, but it does come at a price. The resort is consistently one of the most expensive resorts in the Alps. Yes, the villages around 1850 such as Moriond, Village, Le Praz or La Tania are a slight step down price wise but it’s still one of the most expensive places to ski in the Alps.