As you drive up the valley from Lake Geneva towards the renowned Portes Du Soleil resorts of Morzine and Les Gets, it's easy to pass through Saint Jean d'Aulps without noticing everything it has to offer. Superb skiing, cycling and hiking are on the doorstep while a bustling local community thrives in high-seasons. Yet if you venture further afield the region offers endless opportunities to enjoy a vast array of activities and events all year round from days out at the beach to local markets.
SKIING
Ski from the doorstep at “La Grande Terche” with 52km of pistes in this self contained area which is ideal for beginners. The telecabine to the slopes is a five minute walk from the apartment with ski rental available right opposite from Muffat Sport.
The real jewel however is the easy access to the renowned resorts of Morzine, Avoriaz and Les Gets as part of 12 resorts spread across France and Switzerland.
Read More The real jewel however is the easy access to the renowned resorts of Morzine, Avoriaz and Les Gets as part of 12 resorts spread across France and Switzerland.
EATING OUT
Eating out in the Portes du Soleil area offers a wide range of options, from high-altitude mountain restaurants to traditional French and Swiss cuisine in the valley towns. You can find everything from Savoyard specialties like fondue and raclette to modern cafes and breweries. We're happy to provide recommendations or suggest areas to explore.
Read More DAYS OUT
Renowned for it's skiing, the Portes du Soleil region comes alive when the snow subsides, revealing every kind of experience right on the doorstep. Whether it's white water rafting, a trip to the beach, exploring traditional French markets or a fun-filled day at a brand new indoor leisure complex nearby, there's something for every visitor.
Read More HIKING
As you would expect from a ski resort, there are many walking routes right on the doorstep of the apartment.
Whether it's the 4 mile round trip to the Abbaye Sainte-Marie d’Aulps on the edge of the village or the 5 mile circuit from the bottom of the Grande Terche telecabine with 2000ft of climbing, there's a walk for everyone.
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