Lift Passes – Morzine

Which Pass?

Portes du Soleil – If you want to ride lots of different runs, with different terrain and are lower intermediate or more this is the pass for you. This covers a huge area, across two countries – it’s probably the best ski area in the Alps!

Avoriaz – If you just want to spend your days in the park, are only riding for 1 – 2 days or are just happy with riding a more select few runs each day then pick the Avoriaz pass, great snow as high up and loads of parks! Also good for beginners in lessons in Avoriaz

Les Gets Morzine  – Great for beginner/intermediates as nice gentle runs, also great for being able to ski back to town. Perfect if having lessons from this side or if your only here for a few days. Snow can be a bit riskier here so would advise Avoriaz or Portes du Soleil at early and end of season.

General Information

An additional €3.00 is charged for a smart card (this is the hands free pass)

Portes du Soleil Pass

Comprising twelve resorts between France and Switzerland including Les Gets and Avoriaz, the Portes du Soleil is one of the largest ski areas in the world, offering 650 km of pisted runs, powder and snow parks.

Prices are in Euros and are valid from December 2016 to 31st March 2017

Avoriaz Pass

Avoriaz is ideally located in the middle of the Portes du Soleil ski area, with access to high-altitude skiing in the Alps. Home to the infamous stash, 2 snowparks and 65km of pisted runs.

Prices are in Euros and are valid from December 2016 to April 2017

Les Gets Morzine Pass

The ski area offers pistes suited to all ability levels with 120 km of pisted slopes and 48 lifts

Prices are in Euros and are valid from December 2016 to 31st March 2017