Read reviews of the best Morzine events
It seems like only yesterday that we were talking about snow sports, dump alerts and all things winter. Now, the weather is turning and we’re quickly heading towards summer and one of the busiest months in the Portes du Soleil calendar. The eyes of the world will fall on Morzine and Les Gets throughout June as some of the most prestigious sporting events head our way. It’s most definitely a month “not to be missed”.
Through the Savoie and the Haute Savoie, husky-dog mushers from the twelve or so different countries worldwide will be competing during a 2-week effort race over 1,000 km and over 25,000 m of cumulated positive difference in altitude.
The weather thankfully held off long enough for yesterday's European whip off competition in Les Gets to take place and spectators were treated to huge air and lots of style as competitors battled it out for the prize money.
With 2 different music festivals, music on the pistes, to family friendly events, there's a lot going on this week!
Les Gets bike park always opens a few weekends before the lifts are open full time for the summer season and this year's dates have just been announced.
They came and they conquered… Despite temperatures close to 40 degrees, 11,158 cyclists completed this year’s Etape du Tour which ended in Morzine.
From tough endurance challenges to speedy mountain sprints…it’s time to go bike crazy!
The last video from Team GB as they prepare for Sochi.
Despite a cancellation on the day of qualifiers, the finals went ahead as planned.
The beautiful vistas and the lively, friendly town keep Parkour Generations coming back year after year.
There might be less than a month to go of this winter season, but there is still plenty to do in Morzine.
March has arrived and there's still plenty going on in and around resort to keep you entertained once you've come down off the mountain.
Thanks to Stew Monk from Reelfun Media for this edit of the Shreddie Feature Jam and another great day in the Stash.
There's a lot going on this week with some great events, live music and apres ski parties.
So it’s official, the season is over. And thanks to Chez Flo and neighbouring bars in Avoriaz, it was sent off in style.
Since it first began in Whistler in 2004 Crankworx has grown to be one of the biggest events in the mountain bike calendar, with extra dates added in Rotorua, New Zealand and France.
The Burton Stash Gathering returns on Wednesday with an amateur snowboard competition that is open to both male and female riders. The competition features a jam format, with groups of riders heading off with one or two judges following them down. The judges then decide who goes through to the next round until the finals. Prizes include Burton, Analog and Red products.
The London Ski and Snowboard show is for many the first event of the winter. Pick up the latest kit, catch up with friends and enjoy the party. It'll be a couple of months before you can do it for real.