Samoëns

Preserved forests, lakes, and a village listed as a historic monument shape the landscape of these three resorts, forming the "Vallée du Giffre" side of the Grand Massif.

Located in the heart of the Alps, halfway between Geneva and Chamonix, the Grand Massif brings together five complementary resorts: Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval. Together, these resorts offer 265 km of ski slopes and a vast territory of nature and heritage.

Morillon – a friendly and authentic Haute-Savoie village resort

Appreciated both by families for its après-ski activities and by skiers of all levels for its relaxed slopes, Morillon blends harmoniously into a wide, wooded plateau. Its charm lies in its atmosphere: a pedestrian-friendly, human-scale village at the heart of preserved and welcoming nature.

Samoëns – a true mountain village

Nestled in the Haut Giffre valley, Samoëns combines Savoyard charm with extensive skiing. Just a few kilometers from the Swiss border, it is a village rich in history that is lively all year round.

Sixt – an escape into nature

A genuine resort of yesteryear, Sixt stands out for its preserved environment, unique architecture, and rich cultural heritage, as well as its legendary natural spaces such as the Cirque du Fer-à-Cheval, the largest mountain cirque in the Alps, the Rouget Waterfall, known as the “Queen of the Alps,” and the Sixt-Passy Nature Reserve, sanctuary to protected flora and fauna.