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Le Grand Massif is one of the largest connected ski areas in the French Alps, encompassing Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. With 265 km (164 mi) of pistes and stunning views of Mont Blanc, it offers a well-balanced mix of modern infrastructure and traditional alpine character. The area’s layout allows skiers to explore from valley villages to high-altitude bowls without removing their skis.
Skiing in Grand Massif offers a little of everything, from wide cruisers in Flaine to wooded descents in Les Carroz and Morillon. Samoëns brings village charm with access to expansive terrain, while Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval offers serenity and scenic beauty. With varied pistes and a strong snow record, the area caters to all levels of skier.
Flaine: As the highest resort in the Grand Massif, Flaine offers superb snow reliability and ski-in/ski-out convenience. Car-free and purpose-built, it caters especially well to intermediate and advanced skiers, featuring diverse terrain and a popular snow park suitable for all abilities.
Les Carroz: Known for its sunny slopes and traditional village charm, Les Carroz is a favourite among families and nature lovers. It perfectly blends modern skiing facilities with authentic alpine hospitality, ideal for both skiing enthusiasts and those keen on local gastronomy.
Samoëns: Renowned for its picturesque beauty and laid-back atmosphere, Samoëns provides a relaxed yet lively skiing experience. The village retains its authentic alpine character, making it ideal for visitors seeking tranquility alongside great skiing.
Morillon: Offering gentle slopes and family-oriented facilities, Morillon stands out for its scenic, forested pistes and variety of off-slope activities. It’s particularly welcoming to beginners, families, and those looking to enjoy a peaceful skiing getaway.
Sixt: Often described as the hidden gem of the Grand Massif, Sixt Fer à Cheval combines tranquil skiing with spectacular natural surroundings. Perfect for beginners, young families, or those looking for quieter slopes, the resort also provides numerous non-ski activities such as winter hiking and climbing.
Base elevation: 700 m (2,296 ft)
Highest point: 2,500 m (8,202 ft)
Vertical drop: 1,800 m (5,905 ft)
Number of slopes: 139
Type of slopes: 25 green, 59 blue, 44 red, 11 black
Kilometres of ski terrain: 265 km (164 mi)
Ski lifts: 62
Longest ski run: 14 km (8.6 mi) Cascade
Cross-country runs: 35 km (21.7 mi)
Artificial snow-making: 650 cannons
Freeride zones: 6
Fun zones: 11
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