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Morillon

Around its historic village and the Esserts plateau, Morillon offers the most authentic gateway to the Grand Massif: an area linked to four other resorts, a themed fun piste and, come summer, lac Bleu at the foot of the slopes.

The village of Morillon and the Esserts plateau in the Grand Massif
Florian Pépellin · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons
At a glance
Price
2025-26 season rates — Grand Massif adult day pass €61 · 4-village pass €57 · Prem's season €642
Best season
Winter (skiing) · lac Bleu and off-slope activities in summer
Parking
Free car parks (access via the Cluses exit of the A40 motorway). Disabled car parks at Morillon village (at the foot of the gondola) and at Morillon 1100 (edge of the resort).
Altitude
Village 1 100 m · area up to 2 100 m
Wheelchair access
Partially accessible · 50% discount on lift passes (disability card >80% or mobility inclusion card marked 'invalidité'; companion with the 'besoin d'accompagnement' mention). Ski lifts accessible to adaptive skiers (dedicated list in PDF). Disabled car parks (Morillon village at the foot of the gondola, Morillon 1100, Samoëns at the foot of the GME). Handi-Glisse service at Samoëns. Source: Grand Massif – Un domaine accessible (Morillon)

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Price

Adulte 1 journée Grand Massif (15-74 ans)
61,00 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — Pass Grand Massif : Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, Sixt ; gratuit -8 ans / 75 ans et + en caisse sur justificatif
Réduit 1 journée (8-14 ans)
48,80 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — Pass Grand Massif ; « De 2 à 7 journées consécutives ou non, valable durant l'hiver 2025/2026 » : 48,80 €/jour
4h consécutives adulte
54,90 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — « Le pass se déclenche au premier passage aux bornes »
Adulte 1 journée pass 4 stations Villages (sans Flaine)
57,00 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — stations des Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns et Sixt ; réduit 8-14 ans : 45,60 €
Abonnement saison Grand Massif adulte
642,00 €Tarifs saison 2025-26 — « Saison PREM'S jusqu'au 30 Sept. 2025 642 € » ; 714 € jusqu'au 15 nov. 2025 ; plein tarif 1284 € ; réduit 8-25 ans 428 €

What is Morillon

Morillon is a small family village resort in the Giffre Valley, built around the historic village (1 100 m) and the Esserts plateau, up to 2 100 m in altitude. It is one of the 5 linked resorts of the Grand Massif, along with Flaine, Les Carroz, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval.

The Grand Massif area advertises a total of 139 pistes, 265 km of runs and 62 lifts — figures covering all five linked resorts, not the Morillon sector alone. The Coulouvrier chairlift, said to be the longest in Europe with a 2,9 km ride, links Morillon directly to the rest of the area.

Among the pistes specific to Morillon is the Marvel, a green themed run with life-size animal silhouettes, whose lower section also serves as a sledging run (5 km) on certain days during school holidays. The Nordic skiing mileage specific to Morillon is not stated by official sources.

Off the slopes, the resort revolves around lac Bleu and its leisure area: supervised swimming, a summer bike park and hiking trails extend the stay in a human-scale village atmosphere.

Activities

What you can do here

Practical

Practical information

Massif / Area
Grand Massif — area linked to Flaine, Les Carroz, Samoëns, Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval
Altitude
Village 1 100 m · area up to 2 100 m
Alpine skiing
139 pistes · 265 km (figures for the Grand Massif area, 5 linked resorts)
Lifts
62 (figure for the Grand Massif area)
Nordic skiing
Not stated for Morillon — see the official website
Access / Shuttles
Cluses train station with shuttle; free Skibus/Giffre limited to the village (not up to Morillon 1100 except when the cable car is running)
Commune
74440 Morillon
Getting there
Cluses SNCF station 15 km away, with transfer by bus, taxi or transfer company. Free skibus (inter-resort link Morillon–Samoëns–Sixt, only during the winter season). A40 access Cluses exit. No Lihsa line named on the page.
When to visit

When to visit

Winter for skiing (linked to the Grand Massif); summer for lac Bleu, the bike park and hiking
Winter

Winter season

Winter access window
Open (cleared road)
Winter infrastructure
Nordic skiing · Cross-country skiing · Sledging
Snow panorama
Not specified
Equipment mandated
Loi Montagne II — winter tyres or chains required (1 Nov – 31 Mar)
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Photos

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is Morillon part of the Grand Massif area?

Yes. Morillon is one of the 5 linked resorts of the Grand Massif, along with Flaine, Les Carroz, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval, linked to the rest of the area by the Coulouvrier chairlift.

Are the 139 pistes and 265 km specific to Morillon?

No, these are the figures advertised for the whole Grand Massif area (5 linked resorts). No official source gives a total of pistes or lifts specific to the Morillon sector alone.

How do I get to Morillon without a car?

The nearest train station is Cluses, with a shuttle to Morillon. On site, the free Skibus/Giffre serves the village in winter, but does not always go up to Morillon 1100 / Esserts plateau.

What is there to do in Morillon besides skiing?

In summer, resort life centres around lac Bleu and its leisure area (beach, supervised swimming, pedal boats, the Le Splash inflatable), complemented by a bike park and hiking trails.

Sources

Sources & verification

Multi-source verification at publication. Information may change — confirm with the official operator before travelling.

Published 16 juillet 2026·Updated 20/07/26

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