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Morzine
Ski Holidays

Morzine skiing is great for...

Apres ski

Big ski area

Families

Advanced

Beginners

Intermediates

Snowboarders

Traditional charm

Foodies

Non skiers

Welcome to Morzine Ski Resort

Huge ski area with easy access to high-altitude Avoriaz
Great for groups - wide variety of runs for all levels
Big town with a vibrant apres scene

It’s not difficult to see why skiing in Morzine, France, is a firm favourite. Just over an hour from Geneva, it is one of the most accessible of the big, interconnected ski resorts, with the vast Portes du Soleil snowy playground available to shred. On just one pass, you can ski twelve resorts, 580km of pistes, and 30 snowparks - that’s a whole mountain load of fun in one ski holiday.

From wide-open runs and oodles of intermediate blues and reds to advanced pistes on higher ground, Morzine skiing is loved by skiers and boarders of all levels. And with so much variety, this is a fantastic spot for groups, too.

Morzine ski resort itself is a picture-postcard of old-world Savoyarde charm, and the chalets are luxurious. The apres scene is lively, too, with iconic late-night bars and clubs for the partygoers. Or, if you fancy something more subdued, there are spas, floodlit ice skating, and waterparks to boot.

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

1000m

Total Piste KM

580km

No. Skilifts

165

Snow Range

950m-2275m

Morzine ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 580km

Beginner(Distance: 310km)

6/10

Intermediate(Distance: 210km)

10/10

Advanced(Distance: 60km)

8/10

Best time to ski in Morzine

If you’re skiing with the family, Morzine will be alive with festivities at Christmas, including shows, music, fireworks, and parades. While the February holidays tend to get more snow, they are the busiest weeks of the season. If you’re dreaming of quieter pistes and fewer queues, January is a great time to book a Morzine ski holiday. March is also mint if you like warmer temperatures and longer days on the slopes.

Snow conditions in Morzine

Don’t let Morzine’s seemingly low altitude of 1,000m put you off; the ground underneath is mostly grass, which requires less snow to be skiable. Plus, modern snow cannons keep slopes topped up when needed. This means that Morzine skiing is on point all season, but January and February are, of course, the most reliable snow months. And don’t forget, if the snow is running low, you’ll have access to the wider Portes du Soleil ski area, which boasts some of the best snow records in Europe.

Things to do in Morzine

There’s so much more to a Morzine ski holiday than just skiing or boarding – there’s enough going on to keep even non-skiers happy.

Outdoor activities in Morzine

If you’re looking for something to do away from Morzine’s ski slopes but want to keep the adrenalin flowing, book a night sledging session or take the family ice skating. Want to get close to nature? A trip to see the Eagles of Leman in full flight over the French Alps is an experience you won’t forget.

Indoor activities in Morzine

Woken up to a complete whiteout? You’ll be pleased to hear that indoor activities are plentiful in Morzine. Challenging Escape Rooms will give you a good mental workout, or take the Prodains lift to Avoriaz to make a splash at the Aquariaz tropical waterpark.

Spa and wellness in Morzine

Relaxing and unwinding in Morzine ski resort couldn’t be easier with a mix of chic spas to choose from. Book a massage at Mountain Rehab Spa to knead out those aches and pains, soak in heated pools at the serene Sereni-Cimes Spa mountain chalet, or treat yourself to a luxurious treatment at Le Dahu Hotel & Spa.

Groups of families enjoying ice skating in Morzine ski resort

Restaurants in Morzine

Wild Beets Kitchen - Start your day right with a super healthy brunch at The Hive fitness centre. We’re talking loaded brekkie burritos and fresh sushi poke bowls.

Alpen Restuarant - This modern hotel restaurant is your go-to place for traditional homemade alpine food and family-friendly vibes.

Le Colibri - From dawn til' dusk, we love the vibrant atmosphere of this cosy bistro. Tuck into delicious homemade treats with heaps of fresh local produce on the menu.

La Pointe de Nyon - Raise the bar with a first-rate gastronomic experience in the mountains. The seafood platters are fit for a king, and the côte de boeuf is divine.

Nightlife & Apres in Morzine

Bar Robinsons (aka Robbos) - Delivering epic nights out in Morzine since 1926, this popular family-run apres bar on Rue du Bourg is renowned for its lively atmosphere and 8% Mutzig beer on tap.

Bar Tremplin - Live music. Large sunny terrace. Lush cocktails. This is THE piste-side bar to begin your apres ski shenanigans in Morzine. Located just by Le Stade, you can’t miss it.

Le Tibetan Cafe - Calling all music lovers, this East Asia-inspired bar will get you grooving to some of the best DJs and live bands in the Alps.

Cavern Bar - Can’t be bothered to queue at the bar? Well here you don’t have to – pour your own pint at your table. They have some pretty neat music and sports coverage, too.

L’Opera - Want to dance til dawn? This legendary nightclub with international DJs and themed events pumps out decent tunes until the early hours.