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What Skiers Say About Les Gets
Les Gets is predominantly reviewed by UK visitors, with a strong presence of families, beginners, and intermediate skiers. The resort is consistently praised for being family-friendly, with good ski school options and a charming village atmosphere. Reviewers frequently mention the easy connections to Morzine and Avoriaz, expanding the ski area significantly. The lower altitude is noted across many reviews as a concern, with several users reporting rain, slushy conditions, or limited snow cover, particularly in early or late season. Quieter slopes and minimal lift queues are commonly appreciated, though some note limited après-ski compared to larger resorts.
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- family-friendly atmosphere
- beginner and intermediate terrain
- access to Portes du Soleil
- quiet slopes
- village charm
- ski school quality
- short Geneva transfer
- mountain restaurants
- low altitude
- snow reliability
- limited advanced skiing
- limited après-ski
- rain and slushy conditions
There are two sides to the resort - Mont Cherry which offers quiet pistes and fantastic views of the whole area and Mont Blanc. This area has a high proportion of black runs to challenge more experienced skiers and borders.
The largest part of the area shared with Morzine offers lots of tree-lined runs with some great areas for beginners and a varied amount of pistes and valleys to explore. Great offpiste areas between the Nyon and Chamossier peaks and great powder areas on the Rosta area after snowfall.
The Chocas run which runs for about 7k is a great winding run through the trees and is often a route the tour de France uses in the summer.
All in all a great all round resort with the option of Avoriaz around the corner if you want to mix it up. Traditional mountain charm mixed with great skiing.
Excellent for beginners, to experienced skiers plenty of entertainment laid on by the village throughout the season I return most years. Traditional accommodation
Easy to access
Good ski schools
And excellent piste management
Beautiful looking town with plenty of choice for eating out and fab clothes shops
Has a very safe feel about it .
The resort has lots of places to eat with a wide range of restaurants to choose from.
Large amount of accommodation types to choose from. Some will require a large walk, which with children could be challenging.
There are plenty of nursery slopes and green / blue runs at the top of the main Chavannes bubble, and then a good variety of red and black runs on Mont Chéry and Ranfolly for more advanced skiers. A reasonable variety of un-pisted runs / mogul fields too. The resort links with the Portes du Soleil ski area, so over to Morzine and beyond theres more than enough skiing for anybody.
The village itself is beautiful and unspoilt. Not the liveliest place for aprés, but there are a few bars and a great selection of restaurants. The resort puts on some great events too, from comedy festivals, to light shows, to torchlit night-skiing.
The only real downside to the resort is its altitude. At only 1172m, with a peak of 2200 its pretty low. In January and February you should be sure of good snow, but outside of those months conditions could be tricky.
Stayed in Air bnb which was great.
Make sure you try the rail mounted toboggan great fun.
Ski hire from SkiLove was well worth it and the service was excellent.
Was a bit unsure of snow conditions before arriving but was pleasantly surprised when on the slopes.
Perfect family Ski holiday.
Overall, this is a good resort and I have many fond memories of coming here!
Skiing: With very easy access to Morzine, there is a wide array of skiing for all levels. There are many lovely, peaceful, slow runs for beginners, and slightly more challenging runs. Very easy access to Morzine, which leads into the wider Portes du Soleil area allowing for more exciting skiing.
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