Which lift pass to get in Morzine and how?

Snow conditions, the snow forecast and your level of skiing or snowboarding all affect which ski pass you should get. Dilemma? Don’t worry, you don’t have to decide until a few days beforehand.

Chalet Morzine Top Tip! Talk to us about your skiing and snowboarding levels and let us collect your ski pass for you. No queues or advance payment needed. Your ski pass and piste map will be ready for you on arrival and on top of all that you get a discount!

Morzine-Les Gets ski pass (the local area)

• 49 ski lifts
• 64 marked ski runs
• Over 107km of piste

This pass covers the whole area of Morzine-Les Gets and is the side of the mountain which you can ski back to chalet Morzine (chalet morzine only).  It links the Pleney, Nyon, Morzine, Chavannes and Mont Chery in Les Gets and offers fantastic tree-lined skiing for all levels. There are plenty of beginner and easy intermediate slopes as well as some more challenging runs on Nyon and Chamossiere. This ski pass is recommended for beginners, gentle intermediates and children, as the full area pass is not necessary at this level of skiing or snowboarding. Chalet le Serf and Chalet LaFleur guests can access the Pleney area very easily via the little train, that picks you up from Super Morzine and then drops you right outside the Pleney cablecar.  Perfect!

Portes du Soleil ski pass (the full area)

• 197 ski lifts
• 288 marked ski runs
• 12 ski resorts
• 650km of groomed slopes

For the more adventurous skiers and those wanting to put plenty of kilometres under their skis or snowboards, then the Portes du soleil ski pass is a much better option. The ski area stretches over 12 resorts including Chatel and several ski resorts in Switzerland and offers an amazing variety of terrain. The Avoriaz and Swiss sector can be accessed easily from Chalet Morzine. Just a 5 minute walk to the Super Morzine cable car or a short bus ride to the ‘Prodains’ cable car which whisks you straight up to the top of Avoriaz and into the heart of Portes du Soleil skiing.

Chalet Morzine Top Tip! If you plan on skiing for more than one day on the Avoriaz side then it is much better value to take the whole area pass. You cant upgrade your pass for just one day from a local to an area, buts its a pain and you have to queue!

© Morzine Tourist Office

All resorts in the Portes du Soleil use the ‘hands-free’ liftpass system so you never need take off your gloves! The principle is simple: a microchip embedded in your liftpass is scanned remotely at lift barriers to release the turnstiles. But don’t have it in the same pocket as your mobile phone!

Winter 2016/2017

Lift pass age groups

• Under 5’s: Free
• Child: 5-15
• Youth: 16-19 *
• Adult: 20-63 **
• Senior: 64+

* Full Portes du Soleil area pass only
** 16-63 for Morzine-Les Gets area pass

Lift pass prices

• Chalet Morzine offers a discount per pass from the public prices
• All  pass prices below include the hands-free pass