Courchevel Altiport, accessible from the main area of Courchevel, is a unique and scenic cycling destination in the French Alps, particularly known for its challenging climb and dramatic arrival point at one of the highest altiports in Europe. This route is popular among cyclists seeking a climb that combines physical challenge with exceptional alpine scenery.

The ride from Courchevel to the Altiport is a short but steep climb from Courchevel, covering approximately 5 kilometers with an average gradient of around 10%.

Courchevel Altiport is not just a functional airstrip; it is also a tourist attraction due to its unusual location and the skill required to land there. The views from the altiport are spectacular, offering a vista across the Courchevel valley and the expansive Three Valleys ski area. It’s also a starting point for several hiking trails, making it a versatile destination for combining cycling with other outdoor activities.

It is popular to climb in combination with the mega-hyped Col de la Loze.