Les Gets Ski School

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* quoted prices are for 1 – 2 pupils in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for a fee and prices in peak weeks are higher.

Most travelers fly into Geneva, which is less than 100 km away, and have several options for transport, including shuttle buses, private taxis, and trains to nearby towns followed by a bus or taxi. If you’d like more traveling tips and tricks, check out the best ways to get to Les Gets.

There are plenty of activities to enjoy, including ice skating, horse and sleigh rides, snowshoeing, yoga, dog sledding, swimming, paragliding, hot air balloon rides, helicopter rides, and electric snowmobiling.

Definitely! It’s a fantastic resort with a variety of slopes and activities suited for families, along with childcare options available to make your stay enjoyable.

Geneva’s international airport is just over an hour away, making travel convenient. There are other alternatives that may suit you, these can be found on our page about getting to Les Gets.

Les Gets is well-connected with a regular bus service linking it to Morzine, Montroids, and Les Jotty, making it easy to explore the surrounding areas. Or you can ski between the resorts. If you’d like help skiing between resorts check out the Les Gets Piste Map.

Kids from Whippersnappers to Bombers and Rockets to Pro-riders will need the Les Gets/Morzine Pass. Adults in Level 1 groups also require this pass, while Levels 2, 3, and 4 may need to upgrade to a Portes du Soleil Pass. For more information about lift passses check out our handy guide on lift passes in Les Gets.

Absolutely! With 13 blue runs and 7 green runs, it’s ideal for first-timers, and there are plenty of ski schools and a free beginner area near the Chavannes cable car to help you get started.

Les Gets town centre is situated at an altitude of 1172 meters making it slightly higher than neighboring Morzine. Although comparably lower than other french resorts, Les Gets is comparably more sheltered from poor weather conditions

It offers a range of dining options, catering to both high-end and budget-friendly choices, making it reasonably priced for all. If you’d like to learn about the prices of lift passes we’ve got a page covering all the details.

The Les Gets ski season typically runs from mid-December to early April. For this year’s exact opening dates, please see Les Gets official website.

Les Gets does recieve 343cm of snow annually however it can be affected by warmer temperatures towards the later stages of the season. However, Les Gets offers easy access to the neighbouring village of Avoriaz, which, at 1800 meters, typically has cooler temperatures later into the season.