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The Mountain Lift System

The Alps are simply stunning in summer and we offer a free pedestrian lift pass with all our holidays. It gives you access to 25 lifts with 800 Km of mountain trails and a plethora of mountain activities like the Fantasticable, Aquariaz and of course you can reach high vantage points easily. In Tignes, we even offer a free biking lift pass with our holidays, so it’s a bit of a bonus!
Morzine and Les Gets
  • Pedestrian Lift pass - Free with all holidays
  • Bike Lift pass - from €5 per uplift (€85/week)
  • Lifts open: May 31 to September 15
  • 850kms of trails
Tignes
  • Walking Lift pass - Free with all holidays
  • BIking Lift pass - Free with all holidays
  • 10-12 lifts - open from June to September
  • 350kms of trails

Lifts for walkers

Free lift pass with all holidays. 

The ski-lift system (up to 25 lifts) has been specially adapted for pedestrian use in summer. They allow walkers and hikers to reach high vantage points and cover many miles of alpine terrain whilst seeing lots of wildlife along the way! The lifts will take you on a tour all around the Portes du Soleil which spans over into Switzerland for a truly epic adventure. You will find mountain restaurants and some activities along the way, like the Fantasticable (longest zip wire in Europe) and mountain lakes for wild swimming, kayaking or the goat village to name a few. 

Lifts for bikers

Mountain bikers can also use the chairlifts and gondolas, which have been converted to hold bikes. The lift system (25 lifts) is open to bikers and walkers all summer long, so you can access 800+Km’s of tracks and trails spanning the Franco-Swiss border of the immense Portes du Soleil.

Downhill riders will enjoy the fact that you can spend less time pushing uphill and more time blasting down the other way; and Cross Country riders will love that sense of adventure that comes from covering huge distances, knowing you can always get back home easily enough. Try the Portes du Soleil circuit which loops through the Swiss resorts of Chatel, Morgins, Champery and Les Crosets

 

MORZINE-AVORIAZ

Pleney lifts:

  • May 31-2 (Weekend) | June 7-9 (Weekend)
  • June 14-Sept 15 (Full-time)

Super Morzine:

  • June 15-Sept 15 (Full-time)

Les Lindarets-Avoriaz:

  • June 15-Sept 15 (Full-time))

MORZINE-NYON

Nyon Cable car:

  • July 6-Sept 1 (Full-time)

LES GETS

Express Chairlifts: Chavannes & Nauchets:

  • May 24-26 (Weekend) | May 31-2 (Weekend) | June 7-9 (Weekend)
  • June 15-Sept 15 (Full-time)

LES GETS

Mont Chery Cable Car:

  • June 22-Sept 3 (Full-time)

FULL PORTES DU SOLEIL

All Lifts

  • June 28-Sept 1 (Full-time)

TIGNES & VAL D’ISERE

Main season opening (full Tignes & Val d’Isere area):

  • June 24-Sept 4 (Full time)

Ski Area open (Glacier)

  • Saturday June 17-July 23  (Full time)

Tignes & Val d'Isere

Main season opening (full Tignes & Val D’Isere area):

  • June 24-Sept 4 (Full time)

Ski Area open (Glacier):

  • Saturday June 17-July 23  (Full time)

 

 

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