Ski Area
Les Gets ski area is nestled in the largest ski area in Europe and is credited for its fantastic, well groomed pistes that are perfect for families and beginners. With an abundance of tree lined slopes, impressive mogul fields and excellent free ride zone there is plenty of great skiing to be had by all levels of skiers. Quick connections to Morzine and the rest of the Portes du Soleil ensure that those who want to explore the full area can do so with ease.
There are 2 main ski areas connecting Les Gets:
Les Chavannes – the main ski area where all ski schools meet, with access to Morzine and connections to the rest of the Portes du Soleil.
Mont Chery – A unique ski area that is fantastic for intermediate/advanced skiers and has the best panoramic views of Mont Blanc, as well as some great mountain restaurants.
Portes du Soleil – for those who want to explore the full area’s potential:
12 connected resorts — 650km of pistes —195 lifts — 267 marked pistes — 9 snow parks — 200+km of cross country skiing
Chalet Sandy secret ski tips
Powder Hounds – Mont Chery first lift after fresh snowfall – head over the back and enjoy fresh tracks over and over again!
Great for all the family – Head up La Rosta chairlift in the Ranfolly Bowl and choose between 2 wide blue runs, 1 red and a mogul black run that all meet at the bottom that everyone can enjoy to their full potential
Avoid the crowds – Head over to Les Perrieres for a fabulous long red run and a fun blue on La Turche & avoid the queues!
A proper workout – Chamossiere is great for advanced skiers to work at mogul technique on the black run, off piste in the Freeride zone and carving down the red run.
The Best Hot Chocolate & Lunch with a view – Go up Mont Chery to Le Grande Ourse for a meal with the most spectacular view of Mont Blanc. Perfect for a clear, sunny day
Apres Ski – The Apres Ski Bar at the bottom of Chavannes has a great atmosphere with live music and catches the last rays of sunshine, or visit Bar Bush for a pint of the best and a natter with the locals.