La Clusaz, is known for its excellent range of slopes, beautiful tree-lined runs, and its convenient location less than two hours from Geneva.
Beginners: Nursery slopes beside the village and free magic carpets at Bossonnet give learners room to practise. Gentle greens on Beauregard offer an easy progression with great views of the Aravis peaks.
Intermediates: Blue and red runs fan across five linked mountains. Highlights: the long blue back to La Balme, tree-lined cruisers on L’Étale and sunny reds above Manigod. You’ll rarely queue mid-week.
Advanced & off-piste: La Balme is the playground: steep blacks, big moguls and famous off-piste like the Combe de Bellachat. Fresh snow turns it into a powder bowl; local guides know routes all the way to Le Grand Bornand.
Snowboarding: The snowpark on L’Étale mixes rails and kickers for all levels, plus an airbag for safe practice. Natural bowls on La Balme and mellow tree lines near Loup let freeriders pick fresh tracks.
Families will find La Clusaz to be the perfect destination, with a combination of easy slopes, family-friendly activities, and a welcoming village atmosphere. Less than two hours from Geneva, it’s ideal for a quick and stress-free transfer. The resort caters to all ages, with dedicated snow play areas, gentle slopes, and comprehensive ski lessons for children. Additionally, the Piou-Piou Club offers ski lessons for children as young as three, helping them take their first steps on the slopes. Off the slopes, families can enjoy the Aqua Centre, ice rink, and a variety of fun activities like sledging and dog sledding.
Snow activities: Snowshoeing, high altitude skiing, walking trails.
Non-skiing activities: Cinema, Aqua park, ice rink, sledges, paragliding, spas and wellness centres, bowling, escape room.
La Clusaz is a haven for food lovers with a range of restaurants serving both traditional Savoyard dishes and international cuisines. Whether you're in the mood for a hearty raclette or a contemporary French dish, the village has something to satisfy every craving.
La Clusaz, offers a cozy après-ski scene perfect for families and those looking to unwind after a day on the slopes. While not as bustling as some larger resorts, there are still plenty of spots to enjoy a drink and soak in the mountain views.
Val Thorens - La Plagne - Chamonix - Tignes - Avoriaz - Val d'Isère - Méribel - Les Arcs - Les Menuires - Courchevel - Flaine - Serre Chevalier - Samoëns - La Rosière - Montgenèvre - Val Cenis - Megève - St Martin de Belleville - Isola 2000 - Risoul - Valmorel - Les Gets - Morzine - Les Deux Alpes - Alpe d'Huez - Vaujany - Sainte Foy Tarentaise - Saint Gervais les bains - Châtel - Les Houches - Les Sybelles - Les Carroz - Les Contamines-Montjoie - Les Orres - Les Saisies
I usually book flights, transfers, hotel, ski rental and lift passes myself but this year used WeSki for a trip to Morzine. It was so much easier. Everything worked perfectly - transfers arrived on time and there was plenty of feedback throughout the whole process giving you confidence the holiday would go smoothly.
A really useful service that is so much easier to use than other ‘all-inclusive’ sites. It nicely bridges the gap between a travel agent and booking the trip yourself online. I will use WeSki every time I go skiing from now on.
We booked a late minute skiing trip to Morzine through we ski. We looked at booking the trip ourselves but could get anywhere near the price quoted by we ski. The company was excellent and we had no problems at all from start to finish. I would definitely use them to book another weekend skiing trip.
Seamless experience from start to finish. I was spending ages trying to sort out a weekend break and managed to do it with we ski in minutes and for the same price as booking it all up yourself. Flight, transfer and accommodation was all as expected and faultless.