Not skiing this trip? No stress. Morzine, Avoriaz and Les Gets are brilliant on foot, think panoramic gondola rides, gentle balcony walks, snowy forests and long lunches you can amble to. If you do decide to add a ski day later, you can sort passes anytime via our Atlas Ski Co lift pass page and read up on the resort on our Morzine destination guide.
Pedestrian Lift Passes (Winter)
Handy for meeting skiers for lunch, grabbing viewpoints and linking villages. A reusable hands-free card is usually required (around €3). Operating lifts can change with the weather, always check the day’s lift status.
| Area / Pass | Typical Winter Prices* | Lifts Included (examples) |
|---|---|---|
| Morzine–Avoriaz Pedestrian Pass | 1 day: Adult €18.90 / Child €15.80 / Junior–Senior €16.80 • 6 days: Adult €95.40 / Child €76.50 / Junior–Senior €86.70 • Family 1-day: €57.20 | Morzine: Pleney gondola, Nyon cable car. Avoriaz: Super Morzine & Ardent gondolas, Prodains 3S, Zore & Plateau chairlifts (per posted pedestrian rules). |
| Avoriaz Pedestrian (Avoriaz-only options) | Guide pricing seen recently: Prodains single €8.60 / return €13.80; Super Morzine/Ardent single €6.90 / return €10.50; Avoriaz pedestrian 1-day €27 / 6-day €115. | Access typically covers Prodains Express, Super Morzine, Ardent, plus selected chairs signed for pedestrians (e.g., Zore/Plateau uplift). Buy at on-site ticket offices. |
| Les Gets Pedestrian | 1 way: €5.50 • Return: €10 • 6 journeys: €27 • 12 journeys: €48 • Season cable-car pass: Adult €189 (youth/child/senior variants available) • Les Gets–Morzine pedestrian pass: 1-day €15 / 6-day €75 |
Chavannes & Mont Chéry telecabins in Les Gets; the Les Gets–Morzine pedestrian product also includes Pleney gondola and Nyon cable car in Morzine. |
Where to Go (Without Skis)
Lift-accessed viewpoints
- Pleney plateau (Morzine): Ride the Pleney gondola for sweeping valley views and easy groomed footpaths.
- Nyon & the Aiguille lookout: Quiet forest ambience and big-sky scenery via the Nyon cable car.
- Super Morzine → Avoriaz: Float over the Dranse valley, wander Avoriaz’s car-free streets, or take the signed pedestrian routes near Proclou/Lindarets.
- Prodains Express: A fast hop straight into Avoriaz for lunch, a spa visit, or sunset photos.
- Les Gets balconies: Chavannes or Mont Chéry telecabins for gentle ridge walks and, on clear days, Mont Blanc in the distance.
Snowshoeing (Raquettes)
Hire a guide or follow marked trails at the tops of Pleney, Nyon, Super Morzine or Chavannes/Mont Chéry. It’s the easiest way to reach quiet corners and winter forests.
Easy Classics
- Lindarets “Goat Village” (via Ardent/Avoriaz lifts) for a photogenic wander and crêpes.
- Riverside path in Morzine: Flat, scenic and café-friendly when the weather closes in.
Spa, pools & rainy-day wins
Pop up to Avoriaz for Aquariaz or book a spa in town—both pair nicely with a short lift ride and a scenic walk. Prices are indicative from official/local sources and recent seasons. New season rates may update before winter—check final prices in resort or when booking online.
Easy 3-Day No-Ski Itinerary
Day 1 – Morzine Views & Village
Pleney up for the plateau stroll → mountain-top lunch → download and riverside walk → spa.
Day 2 – Avoriaz Car-Free Wander
Super Morzine or Prodains up → explore wooden architecture & viewpoints → gentle signed footpath near Proclou/Lindarets → download before dusk.
Day 3 – Les Gets Panoramas
Chavannes for balcony paths → lunch stop → hop to Mont Chéry for the grandstand views → ride down for village sunset stroll.
Kit & Safety
- Good winter footwear (micro-spikes help on packed snow).
- Layers and a windproof—that breeze at the top stations bites.
- Always check live lift status and last download times so you’re not stranded.
For all traditional ski lift passes please see our Morzine Ski Passes info
