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The Hive is a well equipped modern and spacious gym for solo or group training.

This ski school offers off-piste and ski touring lessons in Morzine for those looking to take their skiing or snowboarding to the next level.

In the heart of the French Alps, in the village of Les Gets, experience a night walk in an enchanted forest like no other. Set off along the path of a travelling music-maker and his hot-air balloon, and follow his incredible journey beyond the mountains.

This gym is fully equipped with all the equipment you need for a great workout. Located at L'Aiglon de Morzine Residence, just five minutes from the centre of resort, it is also open to the public.

The Morzine summer luge winds it's way down the left hand side of the Pleney. Take the La Crusaz chairlift up with your sledge and make your way down the track.

Escape the busy slopes this winter and learn how to cross-country ski.

Le Pointe de Nyon offers stunning mountain views and a unique nature park with birds of prey alongside a menu of traditional French and Savoyard dishes. Its famous Savoyard burger with Reblochon and red wine onion compote is a must-try. Open daily with activities for all ages, it’s perfect for a mountain day out.

Every season Hideout Hostel scours Europe for the best pop up restaurants around to bring guests the most fantastic food possible.   Eat in the stylish bar or on the sunny terrace.

Fine dining in Morzine, imaginative dishes and great presentation

Located near the Pleney lift and l’Opera nightclub, L’Etale is reputed to be one of Morzine's best restaurants, serving great food at a reasonable price. It is a versatile restaurant for families and groups, although in high season if you’re in a large group it’s definitely worth booking ahead as it does get very busy.

La Grange Restaurant is hidden down a little back road, less than 100 metres from the tourist office in the centre of Morzine, and only 100 metres from the bottom of the Pleney, making it a great alternative to eating up the mountain.

This restaurant has a strong reputation for good traditional cooking influenced by the cuisine from the South-West of France, expect to find lots of duck on the menu!

A chilled place to relax and unwind after a hard day on the mountain.

Le Bec Jaune is Morzine’s much-loved microbrewery serving up craft beers and a growing menu of veggie and meat-friendly dishes. Their vegan and meaty burgers and rotating specials pair perfectly with in-house brews ranging from IPAs to traditional ales. With a relaxed vibe and regular events, it’s a popular spot year round.

With a great reputation for its restaurant in Morzine, this wine bar is also definitely worth a visit.

Ô Chalet is a lively, laid-back spot in Morzine serving tasty burgers, bagels, kebabs and crepes at reasonable prices. With a broad menu and buzzing atmosphere, it’s ideal for a quick bite, après snack or casual meal with friends or family. Open all year round, it’s a popular choice for both locals and visitors.

Boasting one of the longest wine lists in Morzine, this is a great place to enjoy a relaxing drink and food

This stylish bar is situated on the tourist office square, right in the heart of Morzine. La cafe bistrot 19.38 is a great place to meet for a little après ski.

Lac de Montriond is a peaceful natural retreat surrounded by cliffs and forest. Enjoy swimming, paddle boarding, walking trails, and more in this scenic lakeside spot.

In the heart of the French Alps, in the village of Les Gets, experience a night walk in an enchanted forest like no other. Set off along the path of a travelling music-maker and his hot-air balloon, and follow his incredible journey beyond the mountains.

A great walk through a beech forest and dramatic limestone gorges carved by the Dranse de Morzine. Expect vibrant rock colours, safe cliffside paths and even a daring glass walkway you can try.

Visit the local fish farm to discover how arctic char and trout are raised in alpine waters. Join a tour, try your hand at fishing or pick up fresh fish to take home.

Discover and explore the slate mines of Morzine.

Explore the mechanical music museum where you will learn about the history and development of mechanical musical instruments through the ages.

The Les Gets golf course is a full 18 hole course with views of the surrounding mountains including Mont Blanc. The course is open during the summer months and has a club house and pro shop.

The Morzine Avoriaz golf course is based around the Procolou piste just under Avoriaz town.

The Super Morzine gondola (or bubble) is the lift connecting Morzine to Avoriaz from the centre of Morzine.

There is a small ticket office on the side of the Tourist Office in the centre of Morzine.

Located in the centre of Morzine at the bottom of the slopes by the Telepherique du Pleney, is the Morzine lift pass office.

The Nyon cable car is located a short way out of Morzine centre and is easily accessed by one of the local shuttle buses.

This lift pass office is located at the Telecabine Mont Chery at the bottom of the pistes in Les Gets.

The Prodains lift ticket office is at the foot of the Avoriaz cliffs at the bus stop. Ski and pedestrian lift passes are available here.

Montriond is a small village that sits on the eastern side of the valley from Morzine. Although it is separated from the main body of Morzine by the Dereches river, it is as close to the lifts, shops and bars as some parts of Morzine and has better access to the Ardent bubble than most of Morzine.

Morzine is one of the towns in the massive Portes du Soleil ski area that stretches across twelve resorts through France and Switzerland.

St Jean d'Aulps is a quiet town that lies further down the valley below Morzine on the way to Thonon and Lac Léman (Lake Geneva).

Les Gets is far more than just a satellite town of Morzine, it is a great resort and thriving village in its own right with its own charm and comprehensive lift system.

The picturesque village of Les Lindarets or the "Goat Village” as it’s more fondly known, is a worth a visit in summer and winter.

Avoriaz is a purpose-built ski resort but, unlike so many of the resorts that sprang up in the 60s and 70s, it isn't home to unsightly concrete monoliths but instead wood clad apartments and chalets that sympathetically blend into the surrounding mountains.