Skiing is the resort’s main attraction in winter. The slopes of Morzine are connected to the Portes du Soleil ski area, which means that both beginners and experienced skiers can really make the most of their skiing outings, and get a complete change of scenery. Whether you come to Morzine with friends or family, you’ll be utterly amazed all day long.
Winter in Morzine
The day begins with an early breakfast on the slopes with the snow groomers, and a glimpse of Mont-Blanc from the Le Pleney peak. In the distance is the famous Pointe de Nyon, an iconic mountain in Morzine. After a few incredible red slopes in the Chamossière sector, we set off to explore Avoriaz, or if we’re feeling particularly daring, the famous Swiss Wall ski slope in the Champéry resort. When you start to feel peckish around lunchtime, head to one of the restaurants on the slopes for a Swiss fondue. After a long day skiing from peak to peak, with different scenery at every bend, the last descent into Morzine and the village nestled in amongst the mountains is a vision of pure and utter happiness. The children head to the Penguins snowpark for a few last jumps, just for fun! It’s then time for the slopes to close and you can head back for some tobogganing!
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Morzine is one of the 12 ski resorts that make up the Portes du Soleil ski area. The first Franco-Swiss ski area. The ski area is also one of the biggest in the Alps. This means you are guaranteed to never have to ski down the same slope twice, unless you want to of course, and you’ll have a unique region to explore with more than 600 km of slopes.
