The resort of Morillon sits at an altitude of 1,100m and is part of the expansive Grand Massif ski area. Offering 265kms of skiing for all abilities, the Grand Massif is known for its uncrowded slopes and excellent snow record.
There are two lift pass options available, making Morillon an excellent choice for mixed ability groups, or for those on a budget.
Le Massif
Covering the resorts of Morillon, Samoëns, Les Carroz and Sixt fer à Cheval, the Massif pass covers 145kms of pistes and is ideal for beginners and recreational intermediate skiers. The area offers skiing up to the 2,204m Grand Vans, with the majority of slopes winding their way down through picturesque forests of pine trees.
The Massif ski area is particularly suited to families, with sheltered slopes and specific itineraries that are designed to help children develop their skiing and snowboarding, while still having fun. The "Jam Park" is a dedicated freestyle area designed for children aged 5-12 years of age, featured a variety of fun obstacles such as linked bumps, banked turns and jumps.
Le Grand Massif
The full area Grand Massif pass gives access to 265 kms of pistes and covers the resorts of Flaine, Morillon, Samoëns, Les Carroz and Sixt fer à Cheval.
With skiing up to 2,500m, the Grand Massif pass is ideal for more advanced skiers and those looking for snow-sure high altitude skiing for early or late season. The slopes around the resort of Flaine are mainly suited to intermediate skiers, although there some challenging black runs off the Grandes Platieres and the Tete des Lindars.
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| Base Elevation | 1100m |
| Summit Elevation | 2500m |
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| Total piste | |
| No. of lifts | 70 |
| Highest lift | 2500m |
| Green Runs | 17 |
| Blue Runs | 64 |
| Red Runs | 45 |
| Black Runs | 15 |
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