Included summer card
Some local activities are either free or discounted and include pedestrian access to selected local lifts.

Walking in Morzine

Walking Trails:
200 kilometres of walking trails in the Portes du Soleil region

Terrain:
Varied from flat, valley-level walks to mountain climbs

Morzine at a glance

  • French
  • Euro (EUR)
  • London Gatwick (LGW), London Heathrow (LHR), Manchester Int. (MAN), London Luton (LTN), Bristol (BRS), Edinburgh (EDI), London Southend (SEN)
  • London St Pancras (QQS)

Travel included to Morzine

Depart on: Depart any day except Tuesdays, depending on UK departure airport (summer 2027 stays)

Arrive into: Geneva Airport or Cluses train station. Self-drive is also available

Transfer time: Between 45 mins and 1 hour 30 mins by minibus

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  • Travel, transfers and accommodation included

Included in your holiday to Morzine

  • Multipass card with free pedestrian access to various lifts and attractions, plus local discounts
  • On holiday support and tailored advice from our Destination Expert based in Morzine
  • Access to Inghams Digital Resort Guide with things to do, walks and useful information
  • Flights from the UK, transfers and accommodation

Discover Morzine

  • Enjoy an active summer holiday in this charming French town
  • Head to nearby Lake Montriond - picnic, paddle or walk around the lake’s edge
  • Take advantage of the Morzine Multipass with a number of local discounts on offer

Morzine is one of the most popular alpine towns in summer. Visitors come for the adventure sports, the mountain lifestyle and the general atmosphere in town, which offers cafés, bars, restaurants and shops.  

This is one of Europe’s best downhill mountain biking destinations – it’s part of a network of over 600km or marked trails. Keep the energy going with canyoning and rafting; Morzine is ideal for active travellers seeking a multi-adventure holiday. 

Whether it’s road biking or mountain biking, gravel biking or e-biking, Morzine is the place for it - for first timers, experts and everyone in between. The Tour de France first came through Morzine in 1975, and it’s been a regular stage for the Tour since. Morzine Bike Park is open through summer with 650 kilometres of trails, 25 bike-friendly lifts and eight world-class bike parks - all on one bike lift pass (payable locally).

Your holiday includes a Morzine Multipass, which gives you access to various summer lifts (pedestrian access only) as well as discounts on local attractions - perfect for families looking to make the most of some of the local activities. Families that are keen on walking will find numerous routes in the area that cater to different abilities and vary in length. For a great day out, visit the lovely Lac de Montriond, just a short bus ride from Morzine and great for a stroll around the lake or enjoying a picnic in the sunshine. Take a look at things to do below, and you will find more family activities to enjoy in Morzine.  

There's nothing better than a summer holiday amongst nature and the scenery, lakes and mountains around Morzine are beautiful to explore. Make use of the summer lifts and head up into the mountains to enjoy some of the walking paths, bike trails or simple enjoy the views. The lakes around Morzine are also lovely to explore during the summer, with the popular Lac de Montriond nearby. Or, for quieter lakes, journey to Lac des Mines d’Or, or high altitude Lac de Joux Plane, that’s really remote.

Public Transport

Morzine has a good bus network running that connects to some of the neighbouring villages and activities. Buses run frequently and are a great way to see more of the local area and explore.

Summer lifts

The area has a number of lifts running during the summer months including the Le Pleney lift which is situated in Morzine and takes you up into the hills and allows easy access to some great walking trails. Opening dates are subject to change and weather dependent but generally lifts open mid-June to mid-September. Les Gets and Avoriaz are nearby and also have lifts operating during some summer months and are worth a visit. With your Morzine Multipass you can access some of the lifts for free or at a discounted rate (pedestrian access only).

Morzine Multipass included

The Multipass Resort Card is included for all Inghams guests staying in Morzine and is provided by your hotel on arrival. It gives free or discounted access to a range of activities across the Portes du Soleil, including most local lifts, local and regional buses, the aquatic centres in Morzine and Avoriaz, mini-golf, Morzine's cinema and ice rink, the Abbey at Saint-Jean-d'Aulps and the Mechanical Music Museum in Les Gets. Opening times, activities and discounts are subject to change, so please check locally during your stay.

Things to do in Morzine

The area of Morzine is known for its cycling with the Tour de France often passing through the town. Its mountainous surroundings make for some challenging climbs and exhilarating descents. Road cycling is very popular in this area and it's one of the Alps' leading destinations for mountain biking.

Morzine has a great range of sports events during summer. We've listed a few of our favourites below. Please be aware dates are subject to change and should be checked in advance, tickets might also be required and may need to be booked and paid for in advance:

The Passportes du Soleil - is usually held at the end of June and marks the beginning of some of the lifts opening and is a great event showcasing the bike trails in the area.

Tour de France Morzine - watch the worlds most famous road race, Morzine is known for its challenging mountain climbs so you can watch the racers be put to the test.

L'Etape Morzine - If you love the Tour de France then you might also love the L'Etape Morzine, its a chance for non-professional cyclists to experience the same section of course as the professionals, if you're not looking to sign up then spectating is just as much fun, the town has a great atmosphere at this time of year and it's exciting to be a part of the experience.

The picturesque village of Lindarets has plenty of restaurants to choose from, serving cheese, wine and traditional Savoyard cuisine. The village is also home to hundreds of wild goats that you'll see roaming the pathways and streets freely - just be sure to keep your distance.

Sunset at Brochaux waterfall is a magical experience, perfect also for a picnic lunch. You’ll likely have a goat or two for company that have wandered up from Lindarets.

There are a couple of adventure parks near Morzine which are payable locally and age restrictions apply. In Morzine you'll find the Indiana Parc, with a series of outdoor circuits to explore that cater to a number of different ages and abilities, kids will love working their way through these courses, with monkey ladders, rope bridges and ziplines along the way. Older kids may enjoy the high ropes course just outside the centre of Morzine, its a long circuit that takes you high into the trees, it's great fun for those seeking adventure.

Enjoy a day out by the lake, Lac de Montriond is only a short bus ride away from Morzine and makes for a great day, swimming in the lake, relaxing on the grassy banks by the shore, take a picnic and enjoy the summer sun. Take a stroll around the lake edge, the path is fairly level and it's an easy walk.

Our accommodation in Morzine

Walking in Morzine

Walks and hikes

Walking Trails:
200 kilometres of walking trails in the Portes du Soleil region
Terrain:
Varied from flat, valley-level walks to mountain climbs

We're sure you'll love walking in Morzine as much as we do, with an abundance of trails across the Portes du Soleil region there's a trail to suit everyone. In Morzine you'll find some lovely valley-level walks normally scattered with wildflowers and surrounded by dramatic peaks or take one of the summer lifts to get into the mountains. In the Alps you're never short of breath-taking scenery and if you're lucky you might even spot some local wildlife, just be sure to keep your distance. 

Our favourite self-guided walks in Morzine

  • 3km loop
  • Easy walk
  • Enjoy beautiful lake views

The lake is accessible by public transport from Morzine and is the third largest natural lake in the Haute-Savoie region. The terrain is fairly flat around the lake so you can stroll or soak up the sun on the lake shore. If you're looking to extend your walk then you can head to the Ardent waterfall - its a bit of a climb but worth it.

  • Grade: Moderate - challenging
  • Distance: Approx. 3.7 kilometres

This walk has beautiful views of Mont Blanc behind Les Gets and at the summit there is a full 360 degree panoramic view of the Chablais area.

  • An easy to moderate walk
  • 3 - 6 kilometres depending on the route you take
  • A pretty, riverside walk

You'll walk along this river, taking in beautiful woodland sites with some activities along the way. The route can vary in distance depending on which bridge you take.

Travel to Morzine

Travel by air

Summer 2027 stays: Flights to Geneva depart any day except Tuesdays, depending on UK departure airport, between 19 June - 28 August 2027.

Fly to Geneva from:

  • London Gatwick, London Heathrow, London Luton, Southend, Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, and Edinburgh

Transfer times: 

  • Approx. 1 hour 30 minutes by minibus

Private transfer options are available for a supplement.

Travel by train

We offer holidays by train to Morzine, which depart on a Wednesday and Saturday. The journey takes around 9 hours and 30 minutes. 

On arrival, you will transfer to Morzine by taxi/coach, which will take around 45 minutes.

The provisional outbound timings are: 

  1. London St. Pancras

  2. Paris Gare du Nord

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  3. Paris Gare du Lyon

  4. Bellegarde

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  5. Cluses

The provisional inbound timings are:

  1. Cluses

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  2. Bellegarde

  3. Paris Gare du Lyon

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  4. Paris Gare du Nord

  5. London St. Pancras

It is possible to make use of our self-drive option to Morzine, which means driving your own car from the UK to France instead of using our train, plane or transfer service. This would include the cost of the ferry crossing in the price of your holiday (this may add an additional charge to your holiday depending on the ferry price at the time of booking).

Some of our accommodations in Morzine offer car parking but charges and booking processes vary depending on which property you choose. Car parking spaces are subject to availability at the time of arrival and parking charges are payable locally. Please note that car parking charges in Morzine can be expensive, especially during events.

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