Choose the right sector: Morzine–Les Gets or Avoriaz
Morzine publishes separate maps for Morzine–Les Gets, Avoriaz and the whole Portes du Soleil. Pleney, Nyon and Les Gets are a different direction from Avoriaz; the village centre is not one interchangeable destination for every route.
The tourism office identifies Super Morzine as an access connection towards Avoriaz. Check the sector map and daily information for boarding locations and connections at both ends; this page does not imply continuous pistes between the two areas.
Crossing sectors or borders: passes and difficulty
Before heading to Châtel, Avoriaz or the Swiss side, confirm your destination sector, pass coverage and open links. An overview shows geography, not a promise of continuous skiing between every area.
Check the return separately, including difficulty and required lifts. A green or blue cap can exclude a connecting route; do not raise the limit beyond your ability just to cross sectors.
Plan the return around connecting lifts
Name the village, parking area or meeting point you need to return to. Check the official daily sector and connection information, ask about last boarding times and leave a return margin.
If a connection closes or you cannot return in time, ask staff about transport. Proximity on a map, a shared pass and a completed offline download do not guarantee a skiable return.
Where can you download the official PDF?
The Portes du Soleil map page offers the winter overview PDF, sector maps for the 12 resorts and live opening information. Morzine also links separate maps for three scopes; choose the one matching your destination.
When checked on 30 October 2026, the English Portes du Soleil page still labelled its overview PDF Winter 2025–2026. Check the season before downloading; an older PDF is not a new-season opening report.
Explore the mapped area
Find a sector such as Avoriaz, Châtel or Les Gets, then search for a named lift or piste. Use the result to orient yourself, not as confirmation that nearby sectors connect by ski today.
Use the search box above to inspect a named line; solid yellow lines are lifts and dashed purple lines mark mapped off-piste routes.
Check connections before you go
The area includes multiple resorts and border crossings; some connections are not continuous by piste. Check the official sector map, connection openings, pass coverage and return options before travelling between resorts.
These lines may be incomplete or outdated. This is not an official piste plan, live opening report, safe route or permission to enter off-piste terrain. Follow resort signs, staff and current official information.
Prepare an offline map
In Mountainmapper on iPhone or Android, confirm that the desired area and lines are present before downloading over Wi-Fi. A saved map does not guarantee a usable route or current restrictions; test the intended trip while connected.