Courchevel, a stunning town in the French Alps, is famous for its perfect blend of rustic mountain charm and sophisticated vibe that’s perfect for year-round traveling. Known for its vast ski slopes, scenic trails, and first-class facilities, Courchevel attracts everyone from professional athletes to adventure-seeking travelers yearning for the best Alpine experience.

Beyond being a top travel destination, Courchevel is also home to various sporting and cultural events, from firework shows to international sports events like cycling tours and skiing competitions. Courchevel’s unique mix of adventure, culture, and luxury makes it an ideal destination for memorable adventures and events.

Courchevel’s 2025 Events at a Glance

Courchevel is gearing up for an exciting lineup of events in 2025, blending sports, entertainment, and alpine traditions for an unforgettable winter and summer season. Here are the events in 2025 to look forward to:

1. Ski Club Médical Santé de France – French Alpine Skiing Championships

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The Ski Club Médical Santé de France – French Alpine Skiing Championships welcomes medical professionals and skiing enthusiasts to Courchevel for a unique event blending sports and science. Held from January 18-19, 2025, at Emile-Allais Slalom Stadium and the INEOS Club House, the event includes slalom competitions, an insightful medical conference, and a gala evening featuring a magician. The event caps off on the second day with a celebratory lunch, a prize-giving ceremony, and a tombola. This friendly, professionally enriching gathering combines athletic camaraderie with engaging health discussion.

2. Women’s Alpine Skiing World Cup

In the same month, the Women’s Alpine Skiing World Cup promises an electrifying night of alpine skiing on January 30, 2025, at the Emile-Allais Slalom Stadium. The first slalom run begins at 5:00 pm, followed by the second run at 8:00 pm. At 8:45 pm, winners will be honored with a flower ceremony, culminating in a brilliant fireworks display. This evening of exhilarating competition, lively atmosphere, and celebration of women’s skiing is a must-see for winter sports fans.

3. International Fireworks Festival

Next, the International Fireworks Festival lights up Courchevel’s winter nights from February to March 2025. Set across various stunning locations, this festival brings together pyrotechnic teams from across the globe to create unforgettable fireworks displays. Each evening’s festivities start around 6:00 pm with live music, refreshments, and a DJ setting the scene for an evening of marvel and wonder. At 7:00 pm, a torchlight procession commences, followed by the awe-inspiring fireworks show at 7:15 pm. The festival attracts over 8,000 spectators each year and is well-loved for its combination of artistic spectacle and cozy alpine atmosphere.

4. Dynastar X3 Mountain Triathlon

On April 13, 2025, athletes from around the world take on Courchevel’s Dynastar X3 Mountain Triathlon. This unique race covers 25 kilometers and three stages: cycling, trail running, and ski mountaineering. Participants, either solo or in trios, begin with a 13.9-kilometer bike ride, switch to a 6.3-kilometer trail run, and finish with a 4.8-kilometer climb on skis.

5. Björka X3 Mountain Triathlon and Challenge X3 Courchevel

On the other hand, the Björka X3 Mountain Triathlon on July 20, 2025, offers a summer twist to the winter Dynastar X3. Athletes will take on the same three-stage race, including cycling, trail running, and mountaineering, allowing competitors to experience Courchevel’s stunning landscapes in summer colors. These two events will conclude with the Challenge X3 Courchevel in August 2025. Only participants who joined Dynastar X3 and Björka X3 will qualify for the Challenge X3 Courchevel, and the rankings will be based on the combination of finishing times for both events.

6. Tour de France and Mountain Bike Competition

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The Tour de France makes an exciting return on July 5 – 27, 2025. The tour’s Stage 18 of the race will pass through Courchevel and finish at the iconic Col de la Loze. Known for its challenging climbs and jaw-dropping vistas, the 18th stage will begin in Vif and take riders up Col du Glandon and Col de la Madeleine before the final ascent to Col de la Loze, which is the highest point of the year’s tour at 2,304 meters.

For mountain biking enthusiasts, Courchevel and the Three Valleys will also host a major Mountain Bike Competition in Summer 2025 (date to be announced). Designed for advanced riders, the competition features 15 timed stages across 10,000 meters of descent, challenging participants with a blend of bike park trails and technical alpine singletracks. This three-day event offers an exciting mix of speed, skill, and Courchevel’s breathtaking landscapes, making it one of the region’s most anticipated mountain biking events.

Each event, from winter festivities to summer challenges, highlights Courchevel’s year-round charm and suitability for unforgettable alpine experiences.

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How to Elevate Your Courchevel Event Experience

Booking a luxury private chalet in Courchevel is the perfect way to enjoy an upcoming event in style. Whether attending the Women’s Alpine Skiing World Cup, the International Fireworks Festival, or simply looking for the best place to witness the Tour de France, a chalet offers a private, luxurious retreat just steps away from the action. After a thrilling day, you can return to your cozy chalet to unwind with exclusive amenities, from private spas to gourmet kitchens and personalized concierge services—all set against Courchevel’s breathtaking mountain views.

Overall, planning ahead ensures you secure the best accommodations for an incredible experience. With exciting events coming up, now is the time to book a chalet and look forward to an unforgettable stay in Courchevel.

Featured Image by Mairie Courchevel