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From Moûtiers and the airports to your Courchevel village

A resort name is the start of an itinerary. Give GipTrans the village, chalet or hotel, plus the train or flight reference and a count of skis and other bags.

What GipTrans needs to assess your approach

  • Start with the ticket. Give the Moûtiers train or your arriving flight, the local date and time, and the point where the road leg should begin.\n- Name the Courchevel village and property. Keep 1850, Village and Moriond distinct, and ask for the car-access point. Note any reception or key handoff deadline.\n- Count people and equipment by leg. Give packed ski or snowboard lengths, boot bags and ordinary cases. Flag a child restraint, mobility request or extra stop early.

Ask the property about the last metres

A chalet pin may sit above the usable road entrance. Check where luggage can be unloaded and where the party can gather on departure. For an airport approach from outside France, ask the desk to assess the proposed itinerary.

Courchevel resort approach and rail guides

Use a local checklist before sending your trip details.