The Grand Massif
This ski area caterers for all abilities, from beginners to off- piste adrenaline junkies. It has 265km of piste, a summit of 2500m, 15 green, 53 blue, 51 red, 14 black runs, and 5 snow parks, great for boarders.

The region boasts a really good snow record, thanks to it’s geographical position. The ski domain connects five resorts, ours are Morillon and Samoens it includes Flaine, designed by skiers for skiers, so few lift queues, it’s a snow sure ski bowl surrounded by mountains, superb skiing at over 2000meters. Les Cascades, is a 14km blue run from the top of Flaine to the village Sixt Fer Cheval.

The Grand Massif Express in Samoëns  drops us at 1600m plateau, good for beginners, or just to find your ski legs, it’s less than 8 min from the chalet. The telecabin in Morrillon is less is than 3min away, there is a lovely 15km run home through forest and alpine pasture.

For a group we can offer total flexibility, your holiday can be planned to take full advantage of our location at the hub of 2 great ski areas. The Grand Massif and The Portes du Soleil.

Ports de Soleil ski area has 650 km of pistes. Les Gets is the link and it’s only 12km from the chalets, we can then ski Morzine, Chatel and over to the Swiss side of the mountain using Avoriaz.

Experience things other than Skiing
There is a whole list of mountain activities, for Summer and Winter. Feel the peace of untouched mountains Snow-Shoeing.Cross Country Skiing is popular here. There are two Ice Rings, Sledging and Dog Sleigh Rides.

Maybe you would like to be guided around the country side by a naturist and include an overnight stay in a refuge. If you’re feeling energetic why not try the children’s favourite forest adventure assault course. Something new is always being devised for Water Sports, White Water Rafting and Canyoning are the starters. And in the air for Parapenting and look down on Mont Blanc from a balloon.

But if you just want to chill-out and relax for a day or a week, apart from enjoying being in the chalet, stroll along the river and the blue lake in the park, or in the ancient wooded hills. Hear the call of the eagles, glimpse deer making their way to the river.

Spend some time in Samoën, it’s truly delightful, interesting buildings, a botanic garden that leads you up a mountainous outcrop overlooking the village, great views, water features and a 12th century castle ruin. Be sure to check out the bars, restaurants and shops. The thriving market is on a Wednesday you’ll see lots of local produce and the locals doing their shop. Visit the tea rooms – they have an award winning artisan but be warned you may become addicted to their pastries and the Swiss Chocolatier has his place far too close to the chalet.