In reply to Nick.V:
There are some bits and pieces around, though nothing that near the 3V themselves apart from the COurchevel 1650 icefalls - there are 2 or 3 areas that form - drive from 1650 towards Belvedere and park at the first hairpin (if you can) - just beyond Chalet Rikiki (on the right) as you up.
Walk down into the woods between the hairpin and the last chalet - trend r-wards and you should get to the top of one area, trend leftwards and this will take you towards the other falls - unless it has snowed recently there will be tracks in. Nothing big - 20m max, but enough to swing an axe at...
There is some ice above Val Thorens but not worth writing about - visible from the Cascades lift and unreliable.
A short drive will get you to Champagny le Haut - big ice tower here (World Cup coming again this winter I believe) and there are some gully-line icefalls on the S side of the valley - there is a website that describes them but can't track down the bookmark just now.
Other than that a longer drive will get you to stuff in the Peisey valley, or stuff on the right as you drive up towards Tignes... Will look out link when I have more time.
As above - Guides offices in COurch or Meribel should be able to point you in the right direction...