About Morzine:
Morzine is a lively and pictoresque resort at the heart of Les Portes du Soleil,   the largest internationally linked ski area in the world. Morzine is approximately 50 miles/75 minutes from Geneva and combines traditonal savoyard charm
with fantastic ammenities and nightlife offering numerous shops, bars, restaurant and two cinemas. Morzine also has a large ice rink which regularly hosts hockey matches and every thursday night skiing on the floodlit Pleney slope.

Skiing and Snowboarding Les Portes du Soleil:
   - Largest linked ski area in the world
   - 650 km of piste in France and Switzerland
  - 12 resorts
  - 207 ski lifts,
  - 288 marked pistes, 25 black, 100 red, 106 blue and 35 green 
  - 3 snowparks
  - 1 SKI PASS
  - Some of the best and consistent snow conditions in Europe 
Les Portes du Soleil offers something for all abilities ranging from total beginners to the most advanced skiers and snowboarders. Potter on any number of gentle blue runs, bask in the sunshine on the Pleney and Les Gets slopes or take yourselves off for the day on a circuit of the area covering Chatel, Switzerland and Avoriaz.

Other Activities
Take a break from the piste to experience the beauty of you surroundings from a horse drawn sleigh or, for the more adventurous, take a helicopter ride or parapent from the mountain side, gliding over the village to the nursery slopes (safely harnessed to an instructor). Try out the indoor ice-rink where or watch the weekly, exciting hockey matches. There are regular skiing and snowboarding displays on the flood-lit Pleney slopes. Put away your skis and try a hair raising ride on a toboggan or explore the starlit mountains by skidoo.
Activities available in Morzine:
- Cross country skiing
- Paragliding
- Snow-mobile
- Snow shoe walking
- Tobogganing
- Indoor and outdoor ice skating, Hocey matches
- Night skiing
- Horse drawn carts
- Ice climbing
- Ice diving
- Mountain biking on snow

Shopping and Nightlife
Morzine has an array of ski/snowboard, clothes and souvenir shops, supermarkets, pharmacies, cafes, bars and restaurants. 
For apres skiers there is plenty going on; two cinemas show films in English once a week, you can catch that all important match on the big screen at one of the many bars or enjoy a game of pool. Check out the music in the Buddha or Cavern bar and, if at 2 am, you are still up for a dance then the Opera or the Paradis doors are open to you.