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Become a partnerA Savoyard village resort twinned with Morzine within a linked sector of 120 km of pistes, at the heart of the vast Franco-Swiss Portes du Soleil ski area — and a top downhill mountain biking destination in summer, with one of Europe's largest bikeparks.

Les Gets is a Savoyard village resort in the Chablais massif, nestled between 940 and 1 848 m in altitude, twinned with Morzine within a linked sector called Les Gets-Morzine. This sector is itself part of the Portes du Soleil, one of the largest Franco-Swiss ski areas in the world, linking twelve resorts between Haute-Savoie and Valais.
The Les Gets-Morzine sector offers 120 km of pistes spread across 74 pistes and served by 50 ski lifts, organised into two sectors: Chavannes, sunny and family-friendly, directly linked to Morzine, and Mont-Chéry, quieter, with views of Mont-Blanc.
The resort has 15 fun zones (snowpark, mini-boarder, timed slalom) and areas dedicated to children such as the Espace Grand Cry. Cross-country skiing is free on marked loops in the Mont-Chéry and Chavannes sectors; sledging and snowshoeing round out the winter offering.
In summer, Les Gets transforms into a leading mountain biking destination, with one of the largest bikeparks in Europe and hiking trails offering views of Mont-Blanc. The resort also cultivates a strong off-slope identity, between heritage and Savoyard traditions.
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Les Gets and Morzine form a linked sector, Les Gets-Morzine (120 km of pistes, 74 pistes, 50 lifts), itself part of the large Franco-Swiss Portes du Soleil ski area.
The closest SNCF train station is Cluses, about 22 km / 25 min away. Locally, the free Les Gets Bus shuttles serve the village and hamlets, with seven lines in winter and a night shuttle.
The resort offers the musée de la Musique Mécanique, dog sledding with La Patte Nordic, and hikes to the lac des Écoles or the lac du Plan du Rocher, with views of Mont-Blanc.
Yes: the resort is home to one of the largest bikeparks in Europe (128 km of marked trails, 17 downhill runs across the Chavannes and Mont-Chéry sectors) and has hosted rounds of the UCI Mountain Bike Downhill World Cup.
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