The Les Gets ski area is only 110km however it is easy to access the whole of the Portes du Soleil area where there is a mighty 650km of slopes (406 miles). There really is something for everyone. Here in Les Gets most of the skiing is within tree-lined slopes perfect for tree skiing enthusiasts or if the weather is bad. One of the best features of Les Gets is the mountain has its own Mont Chéry that is serviced by a gondola. From this gondola, it is possible to ski down a variety of slopes that offer different terrain suitable for any ability. So whether you are an expert, intermediate or a beginner you can depart from the same spot and arrive at the same point at the base of the slopes.
Beginner Skiing Les Gets *****
There are beginner slopes at the village level as well as across the valley at Les Chavannes (1484m) that can be reached by road, chairlift or gondola. There are also plenty of snow cannons in case snow conditions are weak.
Intermediate Skiing Les Gets *****
The Portes du Soleil has such a vast amount of skiing it really is an intermediates paradise. There are so many blue and red runs to choose from and it is possible to ski over to the Swiss border and be back in time for lunch.
Advanced Skiing Les Gets ****
Experts will find plenty of challenging skiing opportunities including the World Cup decent that runs from Avoriaz to Morzine, that has a goggle steaming 1100m of vertical decent. There is also “The Swiss Wall” that is famous for its massive moguls.
Snowboarding and Freestyle Skiing Les Gets ****
Les Gets does not have a snow park anymore but has a “jib District” instead and they also have a boardercross that is dedicated to the Vancouver Winter Olympic medal winner Déborah Anthonioz. There are some big snow parks in Avoriaz that are easy to get to. It is easy to get around on the well-designed lift and gondola systems and as much of the area is tree-lined there are plenty of natural features to play around on.