Après Ski in Courchevel 1850

Courchevel 1850 offers a varied and sophisticated après ski scene, ensuring there is plenty to enjoy once the lifts close-and often well before they do. Translating simply to “after skiing”, après ski in Courchevel 1850 can be enjoyed in many ways, from long lunches that turn into afternoon celebrations, to glamorous late-night venues that keep the party going into the early hours.

While the resort is known for its luxury feel rather than rowdy partying, visitors will find a well-balanced mix of relaxed slope-side bars, DJ-led terraces and iconic venues that deliver atmosphere without losing Courchevel’s refined edge. Whether you prefer a laid-back drink in the afternoon sun or a full day-to-night experience, Courchevel 1850 delivers.

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Just off the slopes - apres ski

Après ski in Courchevel 1850 often begins before the lifts close, as mountain restaurants and bars ramp up the music from early afternoon.

Chalet de Pierres is one of the best places to experience this transition. Located on the Verdons piste, it’s perfect for a long lunch that gradually evolves into an afternoon party, with live music, flowing wine and a buzzing terrace. Easily accessible by skis, foot or car, it’s a favourite with both skiers and non-skiers and a true classic of Courchevel après ski.

A short ski away, Le Planté de Bâton offers a more casual, high-energy stop right by the main lift hub. Known for its remixed 80s music, colourful lighting and quirky alpine décor, it’s an ideal place to unclip your skis and enjoy a lively drink before heading into town.

Le Trepmlin – A relaxed and welcoming après ski venue, Le Tremplin is ideal for a post-ski drink or two. Situated at the bottom of a gentle green piste leading into the centre of Courchevel 1850, it’s easily accessible for skiers of all abilities, including families with children. The large outdoor terrace is perfect for enjoying some late-afternoon sunshine before heading on for the evening. As well as drinks, Le Tremplin serves food, and nearby mobile food stalls often sell crêpes and snacks, making it a good option for those looking for a more casual and budget-friendly après experience.

Grizzly & Co (formerly Waikiki) offers a more laid-back vibe while still being slopeside in Courchevel 1850. Think burgers, cocktails and classic tunes enjoyed on a sunny terrace — perfect for those who prefer their après relaxed rather than rowdy.

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Iconic après just over the ridge

For skiers who consider La Folie Douce an essential part of any ski holiday, Courchevel 1850 offers easy access to the legendary venue in neighbouring Méribel. A straightforward ski over the Saulire leads you to table-dancing, live performers and high-energy music in one of the Alps’ most famous après ski bars.

The Saulire lift provides a convenient route back to Courchevel, allowing you to enjoy the party atmosphere without worrying about taxis.

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Late afternoon into evening

As the sun dips behind the peaks, après ski in Courchevel 1850 shifts towards more refined venues.

Le Bar de Madame is a piste-side hotel bar that combines accessibility with atmosphere. Ski directly to the door, store your equipment in heated lockers and enjoy DJ sets, performers and signature cocktails. The bar usually winds down around midnight, and a complimentary chauffeur service is available for non-residents, making it easy to continue the evening elsewhere in resort.

For dinner that naturally turns into a party, La Mangeoire is one of Courchevel 1850’s most famous names. Expect outstanding food, bottle service, dancing on tables and a dark, celebratory atmosphere — a favourite for those looking to indulge fully in Courchevel’s luxury nightlife.

For those still going strong after midnight, Les Caves de Courchevel offers a glamorous end to the evening. This iconic nightclub opens late and keeps the dance floor busy into the early hours, delivering the final chapter of a full day of après ski in Courchevel 1850.