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Les Gets is one of the most picturesque ski destinations in the French Alps, offering a blend of traditional Alpine charm and modern amenities. Nestled in the heart of the Portes du Soleil, a vast ski area spanning both France and Switzerland, Les Gets boasts 600 kilometres of pistes, making it an ideal destination for ski enthusiasts of all levels.

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Les Gets ski resort stands out for its charming village, which retains much of its traditional Alpine character. Unlike some purpose-built ski resorts, Les Gets feels like an authentic mountain community, with low-rise, chalet-style buildings that blend harmoniously into the landscape.

To the left of the central lifts, the village spreads up the hill to Gibannaz, then to Les Folliets at the foot of the Folliets chair, and further on to Les Chavannes. To the right, development spreads up the hill to Lac des Ecoles and the base of the La Turche drag lift. Down the hill on the outskirts of the village is the second lift base of Les Perrieres. Shuttle buses link all these areas together including the hamlet suburbs dotted around the hillside, providing easy access to both the ski area and your luxury ski chalet in Les Gets.

Accommodation options in Les Gets are varied and cater to different tastes and budgets, from luxury ski chalets to self-catered apartments. If you want to be close to the shops, bars, restaurants and ski lifts, we suggest renting an apartment in Les Gets centre such as Le Coin Perdu, Ben Nevis or Artois. These contemporary self-catered apartments in Les Gets provide a convenient base within walking distance of Les Chavannes Express chairlift.

If you're looking for a more indulgent stay, you will find plenty of catered ski chalets in Les Gets. Both Ferme de Moudon and Chalet Valambrun are firm favourites with our guests, with a team of staff to attend to your every need.

For ski-in/ski-out access, Apartment Aviemore or Chalet Les Sapins offer direct access to the slopes alongside impressive views above the village.

Les Gets is a family-friendly resort for beginners as well as for more accomplished skiers looking for endless intermediate terrain. It’s a good-looker: a classic Savoyard farming village with modern chalets that all blend nicely into the bucolic setting.
The Times2024

Les Gets ski resort — ©Les Gets Tourisme/Mel Carle

Luxury Ski Holidays in Les Gets

Situated between Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, Les Gets is part of the vast Portes du Soleil ski area. With its stunning mountain scenery, welcoming village atmosphere, and convenient location, Les Gets has become a top choice for luxury ski holidays and family vacations alike.

The village is compact, making it easy to walk around and explore its many shops, bars, and restaurants. The town's centre, known as the Front de Neige, is lined with convenient amenities and ski lifts, making it a popular gathering point for visitors. Families, in particular, are drawn to the area due to its quiet and welcoming atmosphere, beginner-friendly slopes, and child-focused activities.

Les Gets has two main ski areas: the slopes shared with Morzine and the Mont Chéry area, which is on the opposite side of the village. The local slopes range in altitude from 1,172m to 2,002m, which means they are lower than many other French resorts. However, Les Gets compensates for this with extensive snowmaking capabilities, ensuring reliable snow conditions throughout the season.

After a day on the slopes, Les Gets offers a vibrant, yet family-friendly après-ski scene. The village is home to a range of restaurants and bars, with options to suit every palate.

If your interests lie away from the slopes, then Les Gets has no difficulties keeping you entertained. Take time to soak up some mountain culture at the Mechanical Music Museum, set off on a scenic hike, test out ski-joering or give paragliding a go.

I've been lucky enough to visit several resorts in the French Alps but Les Gets always stands out. It's the perfect blend of traditional Alpine charm and family-friendly convenience. I particularly like the authentic feel of the village - it's the ideal setting for a relaxing ski holiday.
Guy Grant - Chalet Specialist2024

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Les Gets?

Les Gets is nestled in the Haute-Savoie region of the French Alps, just south of the Swiss border. Located between Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, it lies at the heart of the Portes du Soleil, offering 600 kilometres of slopes. Originally a traditional farming village, Les Gets has retained its authentic charm, with stone and timber chalets that reflect its rich heritage.

How high is Les Gets?

The village of Les Gets sits at an altitude of 1,172 metres, while the Morzine-Les Gets area extends up to 2,002 metres at the Chamoissière summit. Across the entire Portes du Soleil ski area, the highest point reaches 2,277 metres at Pointe des Mossettes.

How to get to Les Gets?

By road: Les Gets is easily accessible by car, located just 25 kilometres from the A40 motorway, take exit 18 towards Les Gets/Morzine/Avoriaz.

By train: the nearest train station is Cluses Station, located just 22 kilometres from Les Gets. Regular train services run daily, and direct TGV trains are available on weekends.

By plane & helicopter: the closest airport to Les Gets is Geneva Airport, just over one hour’s drive away. Other nearby airports include Chambéry (125 kilometres), Lyon (170 kilometres) and Grenoble (200 kilometres).

What is the snow like in Les Gets?

Slightly higher than the neighbouring resort of Morzine, Les Gets experiences favourable snow conditions between the months of December and April.

Is Les Gets suitable for beginners?

Offering ample gentle terrain, along with breathtaking panoramic views of the Mont Blanc massif, Les Gets is perfect for mastering the basics. The expansive ski area caters to skiers of all ages and abilities, featuring a dedicated free ski zone for beginners accessible from the top of the Chavanne lift, as well as three nearby green pistes.

Is Les Gets family-friendly?

An ideal resort for young families, Les Gets features a variety of childcare options, family-friendly restaurants, and several ski schools that welcome children from the age of three. Fun ski zones and playgrounds, such as Jardin des Neiges and Bankids, offer a playful environment to keep children occupied while they learn the basics.

What is there to do in Les Gets in winter for non-skiers?

If your interests lie away from the slopes, then Les Gets has plenty to keep you entertained. To soak in more of the surrounding landscape, embark on a scenic hike, try your hand at ski-joering, or experience the thrill of paragliding. On bad weather days, treat yourself to a luxurious spa treatment at Les Sources du Chéry or get your heart rate up at Fitlife.

What is there to do in Les Gets in the summer?

Les Gets is a haven for adventure enthusiasts with a variety of summer activities to explore. While it's renowned for hiking, mountain biking, cycling, and golfing, it also offers more relaxing options. Unwind on a deck chair at Lac des Écoles as your children enjoy the Wibit water park and splash pad, or try paddleboard yoga at Lac de Montriond.

What events & festivals are there in Les Gets?

Throughout the festive season the village comes alive with magic, as Father Christmas makes special appearances throughout December. The celebrations culminate on New Year's Eve with a breathtaking fireworks display, lighting up the alpine sky in a dazzling spectacle. March is the perfect time to visit for music lovers. Les Portes du Soleil hosts the Snowboxx Festival and Rock the Piste Festival, combining the thrill of the slopes with live music performances.

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A Guide to Skiing in Portes du Soleil

Discover our guide to skiing in the Portes du Soleil, a renowned ski region made up of 12 interlinked ski resorts.

Top 5 Winter Activities in Les Gets

An exciting family-orientated resort, it is not just the ski terrain that makes this charming village a popular destination for luxury ski holidays. Providing numerous alternative winter activities, take a look at some of our favourite activities for your luxury holiday in Les Gets France below.

Summer Holidays in Portes du Soleil

Meaning “Gates of the Sun”, it is no surprise that Portes du Soleil is an irresistible summer destination. With its south-facing position giving maximum sunshine combined with a wealth of activities on offer, there is no better place for an active holiday. With this in mind, we present you with some highlights of what you can expect on your summer holiday in Portes du Soleil.

Les Gets Ski Resort Information

Resort Altitude: 1172m
Slopes Altitude: 1172 - 2002m
Pistes (Portes du Soleil): 650 km
Lifts: 50 (Les Gets-Morzine) / 209 (Portes du Soleil)
Nearest Airport: Geneva - 70 km (1 hr 15 min)
Green Slopes: 6% (Local)/ 12% (PDS)
Blue Slopes: 45% (Local) / 43% (PDS)
Red Slopes: 37% (Local) / 35% (PDS)
Black Slopes: 12% (Local) / 10 % (PDS)

The ski area in Les Gets is ideal for beginners, families, and intermediate skiers. Les Gets shares a ski domain with Morzine, offering 120 kilometres of well-maintained pistes. This area provides plenty of terrain to explore during a typical week-long stay. If you're eager to tackle more challenging terrain, the broader Portes du Soleil offers 600 kilometres of runs, with easy access to Switzerland via the lifts in Avoriaz.

Portes du Soleil encompasses 12 interlinked ski resorts and is naturally divided into two parts, connected by a short town train ride at Morzine. The larger area to the east links French Avoriaz and Chatel with Swiss Morgins, Champery and other small villages. To the west is the smaller area of slopes shared by Morzine and Les Gets.

Les Gets has two main ski areas: Les Gets-Morzine and the Mont Chéry area, on the opposite side of the village. Mont Chéry is often quieter and offers a range of black and red runs, making it a favourite among more advanced skiers.

Les Gets ski holidays are also popular with families due to the range of gentle pistes and excellent ski schools. Beginners and children can take advantage of the wide green and blue slopes in the Mappy Beginners area at the top of the Chavannes Gondola. In the same area, children will delight in the “Le Grand Cry” family snow park which features totem poles, American Indian decorations and a variety of small tunnels and jumps to try.

Just to the right of the Chavannes section, you'll find Les Gets Bowl. With a wonderful mixture of blues, reds and a black, this is a great playground for intermediate skiers. One of our favourite runs in this area is Melezes, which runs down to the Perrieres section of the village.

Competent skiers can explore most of the Portes du Soleil circuit and its offshoots with confidence, whilst expert skiers will find various black runs dotted around the ski area, the most famous of these being the Swiss Wall which is reputed to be one of the hardest mogul runs in Europe.

-> Find out more in our complete guide to skiing in the Portes du Soleil.

View of Les Gets ski area — ©Les Gets Tourisme/Mel Carle

Best Bars & Restaurants in Les Gets

When it comes to dining, Les Gets has some fantastic restaurants both on and off the mountain. Offering fantastic views over Les Gets from their expansive terrace, La Païka is a favourite spot of ours for a leisurely lunch in the sun. Another sunny spot on the mountain, Le Chasse Montagne combines Savoyarde classics with modern bistro-style dishes.

If you happen to be skiing in Avoriaz, we recommend stopping at La Cabane for traditional French staples alongside more modern European and Asian-influenced dishes.

For dinner, L'As des Neiges is an excellent bistro specialising in mouthwatering dishes inspired by the seasons. For meat lovers, we recommend La Biskatcha, a stylish bistro and grill serving barbecued meat and fish alongside the classics.

If you're celebrating a special occasion, head to La R'mize near the church for beautifully crafted Savoyard specialities. Other recommendations include Les Copeaux, a traditional restaurant with an extensive wine list, Bokka, an elegant Italian trattoria, and Vina Annapurna, an exquisite bistro and wine bar that emphasises local produce.

Les Gets offers plenty of evening entertainment from relaxed wine bars to nightclubs. Before returning to your ski chalet in Les Gets, finish your day on the slopes at the aptly named L’Aprèski at the foot of the pistes. Part of the Bellevue Hotel, you can enjoy live bands, DJs and a variety of delicious snacks. If you prefer a more pub-like atmosphere, Le Barbylone Bar, Black Bear and Le Pub Irlandais are popular spots.

If you are after a chicer setting, Le Bacchus is the perfect place for a glass of wine with views of the slopes, whilst Le Boomerang has an impressive gin list. We also like Le Cosy Bar at Hotel La Marmotte - the ideal spot for a mulled wine, glass of Champagne or cocktail. If you have a competitive streak, Bar Bowling on the main street has an underground ten-pin bowling alley and bar. For late-night action, Igloo Chalet Club has a resident DJ and stays open well into the early hours.

Top Events & Activities in Les Gets

If skiing isn't for you, Les Gets offers a wide range of alternative activities to keep you entertained. Breathe in the crisp mountain air on a scenic hike or tray snowshoeing through the stunning winter landscape. For something more adventurous, you can experience cani-cross, where you are harnessed to a dog as you hike through the snow. Continuing with the canine theme, hop onto a sled led by a team of Nordic dogs and driven by a professional musher for an unforgettable ride. For sledging fans, Les Gets has five secure slopes to enjoy, as well as an electric snowmobile circuit that's safe and fun for all ages. There's also an ice rink located in the heart of the village, open daily depending on the weather.

As night falls, immerse yourself in the enchanting Alta Lumina trail, a magical journey through the forest where the story is told with a mesmerising display of lights and imagery.

If you're looking to relax, the village boasts several spas, including Les Sources du Chery, Sereni Cimes or Sapanba Spa, each offering an array of facilities such as swimming pools, waterfalls, sensory showers, steam baths, saunas, whirlpools, and a range of soothing treatments.

Les Gets hosts several high-profile events throughout the winter season. December brings a week-long festive programme that includes guided tours through a magical forest, elf workshops, shows and Santa's grand arrival on the Front de Neige on Christmas Eve. January brings Gets Les Cannes, a ski touring night race, and The Trail Blanc, a trail running event offering four routes for younger runners and two routes for adults. January sees the Gets Les Cannes ski touring night race and the Trail Blanc, a winter running event offering several routes for runners of all ages. The Les Gets Comedy Festival in January showcases popular stand-up acts, while February’s Red Ski Shows feature an exhilarating display by the French Ski School, complete with a torchlit descent and fireworks.

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Alta Lumina in Les Gets — ©Les Gets Tourisme

Summer in Les Gets

In the summer, Les Gets chalets become a popular option for those looking to explore the mountains in a different way. Hiking, mountain biking, and golf are just a few of the outdoor activities available in the area. A mountain biking mecca, Les Gets offers kilometres of interlinked trails across the Portes du Soleil. The village is also part of the Additionally, the nearby lakes offer opportunities for swimming, paddleboarding, and picnicking.

Les Gets is part of the “Accueil Velo” initiative, meaning the town is equipped with cycle paths, self-service bike stations, electric bike stations and recharging points to encourage cyclists and mountain bikers. Les Gets also has an 18-hole golf course, an abundance of marked hiking trails, a lake with inflatable slides and opportunities to try white-water rafting, parapenting and rock climbing.

Worth purchasing is the Multi Pass Portes du Soleil, ensuring unlimited access to more than 60 leisure facilities across the 12 resorts.

How to get to Les Gets

Les Gets is easily accessible from several major airports. Geneva is the closest, located just over an hour away by car or shuttle. Other nearby airports include Lyon and Chambéry.

For you're thinking about driving, Les Gets is well connected to major French motorways, and is around an eight-hour drive from Calais for those coming from the UK. Parking is available in the village, and some luxury chalets in Les Gets offer private parking. If you prefer not to drive, the train is a convenient option, with the closest station in Cluses, just 22 kilometres away. From there, you can get a taxi, pre-book a private transfer or take the bus to Les Gets.

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