Skiing Megève's three sectors
Three ways into the mountains, each with its own rhythm.
Choose your mountain, then settle into it.
Rochebrune, Mont d'Arbois and Le Jaillet each offer a different way to spend a day in Megève. Rather than trying to cover all three, choose according to the snow, weather and mood, then stay with it, a morning on the slopes, followed by an afternoon that can take its own direction.
Three sectors, three distinct characters.
Rochebrune sits closest to the village, with a mix of terrain and views back towards Megève. Mont d'Arbois opens into broader alpine scenery and longer runs, while Le Jaillet, across the valley, offers a quieter perspective over the village and surrounding peaks. Each has its own pace, making the choice of sector part of the day.
From the mountain to the village.
When the lifts close, Megève shifts gear. Stay up high for a final drink with the peaks around you, or head back into the village for a long table and something warming. Brasserie O'3 Garçons keeps things relaxed, while La Folie Douce brings a livelier end to the afternoon.
First on the slopes, last to leave.
An early start means quieter pistes and the clearest morning light, with the rest of the day still ahead. Ski until you are ready to stop, then let the afternoon unfold, one final run, a late drink on the mountain or a table waiting back in Megève.
