Morzine & Les Gets
Frequently Asked Questions

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What’s the ski season?

Ski Season is from 13th December 2009 to 25th April 2010.


What are the advantages of Morzine and Les Gets?

Both are beautiful traditional towns with an excellent selection of winter
sports and an abundance of summer activities.

  • Suitable for all levels of skiers
  • Situated within the huge Portes Du Soleil ski area – one of the best
    and most varied ski domains in the world – 650km of pistes
  • 224 lifts linking 12 French and Swiss resorts all on one lift pass
    (no passports required)
  • Excellent snow record with extensive snow-making facilities
  • Hands free ski pass
  • Approximately 75 minutes drive from Geneva making it perfect
    for short weekend breaks as well as week long trips

Why should I choose private tuition over group tuition?

Private lessons with The Edge Snowsports are tailored to your requirements. Sessions are taken at your own pace and all tuition is specific to those taking part. We aim to ensure that all participants are of a similar standard so that there’s no waiting for other skiers or no need to feel that you’re holding other people up. You’ll gain more knowledge and improve technique so that you feel more confident and therefore enjoy your time on snow. It’s the most effective way to improve your skiing in a short space of time.


What’s the weather like?

From December to January it’s cold with temperatures at or around zero which means perfect conditions for snow. In February and March the weather is warmer and by the end of the seaon you can ski in t-shirts and a light fleece.


How do you get there?

By low cost airline and major carriers from all across the UK to Geneva. Alternatively by car or by train (see our Getting to Morzine & Les Gets section)


What types of accommodation are there?

Everything from budget hotels to luxury chalets. There’s something to suit everyone (see our Accommodation section in our Morzine & Les Gets Useful Links)


What about children?

Children will have a fantastic time both on and off snow (see our Families and Children in Morzine & Les Gets section)


What non-skiing activities are there?

Activities include sledging, paragliding, ice diving, showshoe outings, horse drawn sledges and skidooing (see our Après ski in Morzine and Après ski in Les Gets sections)


Where can I hire ski/snowboard equipment from?

There are many options to choose from. Some rental companies are based in town being close to the main lifts. Some will come to your accommodation to get you fitted (see our Choosing the right equipment section)


How do we organise our lessons?

Please pre-book your tuition before you arrive in resort.


How much is a lift pass?

You can find the prices of lift passes by going to our Ski Passes for Morzine, Les Gets & Portes du Soleil section


Do I need to take my passport to the Swiss resorts?

No, leave it safe at your accommodation. There is no border control on the slopes.


Do I need to take Swiss money to the Swiss resorts?

You don’t have to worry about changing up Swiss money. All restaurants and bars on the slopes accept Euros.


Do I need to bring a photo for my lift pass?

You only need to bring a photo if you need a lift pass for more than 6 days.


Can I book my lift pass in advance?

Yes. Save time at the lift office by booking online or through your accommodation (see our Ski Passes for Morzine, Les Gets & Portes du Soleil section)

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