Meribel snowboarding resort is Cab9’s HQ. It’s enviably positioned in the heart of the Three Valleys, the largest skiing and snowboarding area in the world. The neighbouring resorts of Courchevel, La Tania, Val Thorens and Les Menuires can all be reached quickly by the modern lift network. Therefore, making Meribel the ideal base from which to explore the vast Trois Vallées.

There is plenty of varied piste riding on offer in Meribel snowboarding resort, ranging from cruisey to challenging. If you know where to go, there are some fantastic, easily accessible off-piste routes for powder hounds. Some of these often take weeks to get fully tracked out. The back of the snowboarding resort, heading up towards Mont Vallon, provides excellent splitboarding terrain for those who prefer to get away from it all.

If you’re into freestyle, Meribel snowboard resort has two main parks. These are the Moon Park in Meribel and the DC Area 43 park in Mottaret. It’s here where you’ll often find the Cab9 team riding in their free time. There’s a large selection of boxes and rails as well as kickers to suit every level.

Newcomers to freestyle will be equally at home here as experienced freestyle riders. There are loads of fun jibs, a hip and a SuperPipe too. International DC team riders often turn up for photoshoots, so you might get to see your favourite pro-rider hitting the park!

Let’s not forget the après and nightlife. You may well find the Cab9 team hanging out in some favoured spots after a hard day on the slopes. These include the Rond Point for slope-side après. A place that often runs well beyond piste closing and usually leads to an interesting journey back to the village!

Then there’s La Taverne, with its pub atmosphere. It’s a well-known meeting point due to its central location in Meribel’s main square. Several other bars and clubs are just a snowball’s throw away for some late night dance floor moves.