Intermediate Piste Performance Course

Courchevel

Courchevel, part of the Three Valleys ski area, is renowned for its pristine pistes. Thanks to its north-facing slopes, the snow here stays in great condition for longer, offering you incredible snow despite its lower altitude. The resort’s state-of-the-art lift system allows for quick uplifts, ensuring you can make the most of your time on the mountain.

The wide variety of perfectly maintained blue and red pistes make a dream training location for piste performance skiing. Runs like Biollay are incredible no matter how experienced you are as a skier. With a series of rollers it allows you to experiment with letting the skis run.

Accommodation in Courchevel 1650 and 1850 can be expensive, but if you want to manage costs, there are some cheaper options in Le Praz, La Tania, St Bon, and Bozel.

La Plagne

La Plagne, part of the Paradiski ski area, is an excellent venue for piste performance training. It’s high-altitude slopes, reliable snow, and a wide network of well-maintained runs, it offers the perfect environment to push your technique and precision to the next level.

The resort’s extensive selection of long, consistent red and black pistes is ideal for refining high-end carving, edge control, and dynamic short turns. Runs like Rochette, Inversens, and the top-to-bottom Mont de la Guerre offer the kind of consistent gradient, width, and snow quality that advanced skiers need for focused technical work. Whet, the terrain here lets you train with purpose.

La Plagne’s modern lift system makes accessing the best training runs efficient, so you can maximize quality time on snow. The altitude and mostly north-facing orientation also ensure reliable conditions for hardpack and grip—even during warmer spells.

Accommodation-wise, staying in Plagne Centre, Belle Plagne, or Plagne Soleil gives you fast lift access and proximity to key training zones.