Morzine flights and travel guide

Located in the Portes du Soleil, one of the most expansive ski areas in the French Alps, Morzine is home to some of the best mountain terrains in the country.  The Portes du Soleil links 14 ski resorts in France and Switzerland, including Morzine, and offers hundreds of miles of slopes for every level skier. Morzine is a family-focused resort that features chalets, childcare services, and plenty of beginner and intermediate slopes. Advanced and intermediate skiers and snowboarders can head off to one of the many off-piste terrains or black diamond slopes located in the nearby trails.

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Morzine Travel Information

Old Town: The best way to experience the area when you plan a flight to Morzine is definitely through tours. In order to get the best idea of the town’s history, take a tour of the Old Town, and learn how the villages have evolved over the past few centuries. Morzine’s dwellings, traditions, and history all shine through its Old Town establishments. 

Stable and Dairy: Want to know what it’s like to live off the land here? When you travel to Morzine, you can tour the local stables and dairy plants. Learn how to milk a cow, and see firsthand the process of how cheese is cultivated over time. In Nantes village, explore the maturing cellars, enjoy the fresh aroma of French cheese. 

Slate Workshop: Economy is an important part of any location, so when you travel to Morzine, make sure to take the time to appreciate its growth in the slate industry. Touring through slate workshops, you can speak to miners, who will explain the history of the trade specifically in Morzine, which dates back over 200 years. 

House drawn sleigh rides: If the kids are in tow on your flight to Morzine, then they’ll love the horse drawn sleigh rides. Starting from the tourist office, the horses bring you and your companions through the prettiest parts of the area and let you discover your surroundings in every new place.

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Morzine airports

Geneva International Airport (GVA)

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