The Skiers' Guide to Morzine

The snow wasn’t great when we went but it was a good base to get to Avoriaz, where the snow was much better, and very easy as the SuperMorzine was running. A lot of the runs in Morzine were shut due to lack of snow so was probably busier than usual, on top of the fact it was the new years week. Most runs are blue and red but there were a couple of blacks that were open too but most were closed due to lack of snow. There wasn’t enough snow for off piste really. Most of the apres we went to was in Avoriaz and Montriond but again very easy to access due to the great transport within the resort. The town had everything we needed and is good for everything- very family friendly but equally lots of bars and clubs if you fancy a night out.

Lower slopes can lose snow quickly after a few sunny days but generally great resort. Town is fun, lots of different access points, free busses to get to different lifts

Really great resort for all sorts of much to accommodate everyone, very friendly and easy to navigate your way round and great apres!!!

Morzine has it all. Great snow and slopes and great après. We’ve been three years in a row now and it’s just soo easy to get to it’s hard to find a better option

The resort has everything you need to have an amazing time. From a beginners area to be able to ski to Switzerland

Snow wasn’t great but as to be expected early on but lift service brilliant we could get a bus to avoriaz or a mini train to closer to our apartment. There was a good baby slope.

Third time skiing in Morzine/avoriaz absolutely love it, will definitely be back next year. really family friendly. The Town is amazing

Morzine is an actual town, rather than just a ski resort, so it has a lot to offer other than just skiing. Also very easy access to other resorts and the portes du soleil area is huge!

Great free shuttle bus between lifts to reduce time needed to walk in ski boots. Lots of great food options in the town. Easy to ski between neighboring resorts such as Les Gets, Avoriaz etc. Very cool that you can ski into Austria too! Good options for all levels of skiers and Le Tremplin has recently reopened for fab apres

Morzine is a great village with lots to do and even better skiing for people of all ages and ability

The resort was busy and there was plenty of options of bars and restaurants. The snow wasn’t brilliant but that’s not the resorts fault.
We were lucky and stayed close to the lifts and had easy access to shops etc.
We found that other tourists weren’t as friendly as you would usually find at apres but we still had an amazing time!

Great slopes for beginners/intermediates and good food and drink options. Not too expensive compared to other resorts.

Top class resort within an hour of Geneva airport. Our family love skiing between Morzine, Avoriaz and Les Gets.

Great resort, would definitely recommend and I’ll definitely be returning. The resort has plenty of different slopes for all levels of skiing/snowboading. I would definitely recommend apres ski at the end of the day as well down at cavern club.

Morzine is a great town with lots to do and a lively atmosphere. The food was great and it is a great hub to explore a large ski area.

Fun resort with great facilities for newbies. Lovely people. Very diverse range of skiers and abilities. Hire shops really helpful

Morzine is a great all round place to stay.
Being able to use both Morzine and Avoriaz you’ll never ski the same slope twice.
Well sign posted and easy to navigate to lifts.

Great resort, easy access, great free bus service. All socials and restaurants had really friendly helpful staff. Would highly recommend Portes du Soleil and make sure you ski at Saint Jean d’Aulps it really is a hidden gem and worth the short journey out of town, a beautiful tranquil area with AMAZING views!

Would stay in Morzine and ski avoriaz great apres at happy hour overall had a great trip would recommend

i went with my family during a school holiday so we were expecting it to be busy. it was extremely busy and prices for flights/ski pass etc went up massively. the accommodation options are good and can be quite cheap especially if you don’t mind a little walk to the slopes. the food options varied from the nicer upscale restaurants to the fast food restaurants. so there’s plenty for everyone