Morzine Ski School
Our ski school in Morzine has been helping our international clients make the most of their holiday in Morzine since 2013. In that time we’ve leant where the best places to go are, where the hidden powder stashes are and we’ve nailed down the best hot chocolate on the mountain. Our experienced team is made up of mountain bikers, bilinguals, ski racers and more.
This goal is at the heart of everything we do, from our instructor recruitment and training to all our processes in-resort. Beginning with the initial contact, until after you leave the resort, our goal is to deliver unforgettable ski lessons, adventures and experiences to suit your needs and exceed your expectations.
We are one of the few ski schools, that know it’s the little things that count. Whether you’re looking for small group sizes for beginners and children, advanced ski coaching for adults, a bespoke private ski package for your corporate trip or to find the best lunch spot, our experienced fully qualified team have got it covered in Morzine.
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Morzine at a Glance
Morzine Ski Resort Guide
Pisted Ski Area
650km
Total Lifts
165
Longest Run
11km
Snowparks
30
Night Skiing
Yes (Thursdays)
Ski Pass Area
Les Portes du Soleil
Resort Altitude
1000m
Nearest International Airport
Geneva
Green Runs
7
Blue Runs
23
Red Runs
5
Black Runs
5
Morzine Ski Area Piste Map
Meet our Morzine Ski Instructors
Morzine Ski Instructors
Ski School Meeting Point
Where you’ll meet your instructor
To find the New Generation Morzine Ski School meeting point, go up the Pleney Bubble, then turn right. Go past the restaurant and other ski school meet points and we meet along the fence slightly around the corner by the telephone mast. Look out for us in our North Face uniforms.
Choose Your Ski Lesson Type in Morzine
If you’re looking for snowboard lessons in Morzine, we’d be happy to recommend another snowboard school or independent snowboard instructors in Morzine, Les Gets.
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Adult’s Group Ski Lessons
Ages 13+, range of levels
2 hours per day for 5 days
from €280/course
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Children’s Group Ski Lessons
Ages 4-17, range of levels
2 – 4.5 hours per day for 5-6 days
from €425/course
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Off-Piste Ski Group Lessons
Recommended for Level 4+ skiers
half or full-day sessions
from €100/session
Custom Experiences for your next Ski Holiday
Tailored for each client
Adaptive Ski Lessons
Adaptive ski lessons are enabling more people to participate in snow sports with the greatest possible level of independence. With highly qualified, English speaking instructors who know the Morzine & Avoriaz ski area like the back of their hand, we can create a safe custom experience on your next ski holiday.
Bespoke business packages
Corporate Lessons
For corporate ski trips, Morzine is a perfect choice. Why? It has a fantastic selection of nursery slopes for beginner skiers, a large network of pistes for intermediate skiers and off-piste adventures for advanced skiers. Whilst offering easy access via Geneva airport.
At New Generation, we understand the challenge of organising a successful team winter ski trip, and our expert guides offer an unforgettable experience for groups of all ages and abilities. Whether you’re looking for high-octane sporting action or simply some quality time with your colleagues trying something new like cross-country skiing or ski touring in a stunning mountain setting. Morzine has it all.
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Morzine FAQ’s
How much are ski lessons in Morzine?
Our Ski Lesson Costs are from
| All Day Ski Lessons | From 9:00 | 500 €* |
| 4h Private Lessons – Morning | 9:00 Start | 360 €* |
| 4 Hour Private Lessons – Afternoon | 12:30 Start | 280 €* |
| 2 Hour Private Lessons – Morning | 9:00 Start | 195 €* |
| 2 Hour Private Lessons – Lunch Time | 11:30 Start | 175 €* |
| 2 Hour Private Lessons – Afternoon | 14:00 Start | 145 €* |
* quoted prices are for 1 – 2 pupils in non-peak weeks. Additional pupils can be added for a fee and prices in peak weeks are higher.
Is Morzine good for beginners?
Morzine is a great place for beginners to learn to ski / snowboard. With a plethora of wide gentle open ski pistes, you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to deciding where to cruise next. You’ll next have to ski in the same place twice with over 650km of skiing to explore in the Portes du Soleil.
Is Morzine expensive?
Morzine can be as expensive as you make it! The best thing about Morzine is that there is variety. If you like to eat out, there are plenty of high-end restaurants, but there are also snack bars and budget restaurants with great reviews!
There’s also lots to do for free in Morzine – Les Gets, so make sure you pop into the Tourist Office once you arrive to find out what’s on (in terms of animations) for the week. In School holidays (peak weeks) there is always plenty to keep your family and friends busy, without breaking the bank.
When will Morzine open?
Morzine resort will open and close on these dates specified by www.seemorzine.com.
How high is Morzine ski resort?
The ski resort of Morzine sits at 1000m altitude. Which isn’t a high altitude compared to other resorts, so it does lose its snow sooner than other resorts in the springtime when it warms up. But Morzine has easy connections up to the resort of Avoriaz, which sits at 1800m.
Is Morzine snow-sure?
Morzine is a great resort, but due to its altitude it does lose snow quicker than other high ski resorts. But, don’t let that stop you as there are easy connections up to Avoriaz and the rest of the Portes du Soleil ski area.
Is Morzine good for après?
Morzine, les Gets and Avoriaz all have plenty of après-ski options depending on your style:
- La Tremplin – live music every week, exclusive DJS on the snow front for those who like to party.
- Robinsons Bar – one of the oldest bar in Morzine with only one beer on tap, Mützig (very strong – you’ve been warned!)
- Cavern Bar – Happy hour from 4-6pm. A great place to watch a game, enjoy a drink and watch live music. In peak weeks the Cavern can get pretty lively!
- Coup de Cœur – a slightly quiet option, but great for sunny afternoons due to it’s large outdoor terrace and BBQ on offer from midday.
- Cafe Chaud – expect a lively bar with live music and plenty of dancing
- La Folie Douce (Avoriaz) – DJs, shows, entertainment, dancers and more. Expect a loud afternoon dancing on tables in your ski boots.
Morzine closest airport
Most people that use air travel fly into Geneva as it is the closest international airport (only a 65 km drive to Morzine).
How do you get to Morzine?
Fly + transfer
There are shuttle buses from 25-50€ per person, or you can take a private taxi. There are also shuttle bus services from Lyon, Chambery and Grenoble, but for the higher price of between 60-100€ per person.
We recommend AlpyBus – the #1 cheapest transfer company from Geneva to Morzine.
Train
Alternatively, you can take a train to Cluses or Thonon les bains and then take either a public or shuttle bus or a private taxi into resort.
Drive
If you’ve got an electric car, this can be the cheapest and most carbon friendly way to travel to Morzine. Just check to make sure your hotel or chalet can provide charging points overnight.
How can you get around Morzine?
Within Morzine itself there is a shuttle bus to take you between the telecabine stations of Le Pleney, Super Morzine and Les Prodains. There are also buses between Morzine and the neighbouring resorts of Montrionds, Les Gets, Morzine-Avoriaz and even as far as Le Jotty.
Timetables can be found in the Tourist Office, at the bus stops, from your tour operator and in many of the shops and bars in town.
Webcams in Morzine
If you want to check out the current snow conditions in Morzine, head over to the Morzine tourist office website.
Morzine for non-skiers
Sledging: There is a sledging slope at the bottom of the Crusaz chairlift that you can access all day. Or for the bit bigger kids, head out sledging at night with a guide on the Pleney ski-slopes after the skiers have left the slopes. From 5:30pm every day.
Swimming: There is a large indoor pool in Morzine as well Aquariaz – a pool with slides, hot tubs and a spar up in Avoriaz.
Cinema Rex: Located on the main Rue du Bourg in Morzine, this cinema shows French films with English subtitles, as well as English films. There is a board outside the cinema showing all the films and times for each week.
Morzine for families
We recommend the following childcare providers in Morzine:
Cheeky Monkeys
English, qualified and experienced caregivers.
Jack Frost’s
Quality childcare in the Portes du Soleil.
Where can I find out more about Morzine?
The following website can provide more info:
Need help with booking your ski lessons online?
Give us a call, we’re here for you.
UK office: +44 1462 674 000
Lines open: Monday – Friday 9:00 – 17:00 UK
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