Morillon, the Grand Massif resort

Situated in the Giffre Valley, Morillon prides itself on being a welcoming and family-friendly resort with a slightly Canadian feel. The resort is nestled between the Tarentaise Valley and the Maurienne Valley. Composed of two parts, the village at an altitude of 700 m and the resort at 1100 m, it boasts typical chalets and a stunning lake and river, providing its visitors with a complete change of scenery.

Savoyard authenticity

Morillon is part of the Grand Massif ski area, which comprises four other resorts that are all connected to one another: Flaine, Les Carroz, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. With no fewer than 145 runs over 265 km (22 greens, 61 blues, 49 reds and 13 blacks), this area is an open-air playground for seasoned skiers and mountain lovers. To enjoy these runs hassle-free, don’t forget to kit yourself out with high-quality gear, which you can find locally in the many ski hire and retail outlets.

Good to know: a medallist's resort

Morillon is where 2006 Olympic downhill skiing champion Antoine Dénériaz discovered skiing by following his father, who was an instructor there and head of the resort’s skiing club.

Leisure activities in Morillon

The resort lays on a jam-packed winter programme, with myriad activities ranging from sports competitions to cultural events and a rich heritage that’s waiting to be discovered. You’ll also find a wide range of shops and facilities to make your stay a perfect one, as well as good Savoyard restaurants and lively bars where you can have a drink and relive the day’s emotions.

Take advantage of our special ski hire prices and head to one of our Skiset shops at the foot of the slopes in Morillon. Lying opposite the majestic Mont Blanc, Morillon is the perfect place for a skiing holiday, no matter your level.