Le Grand Massif is France’s fourth-largest linked ski area. It features 265 km of pistes, 62 lifts, and a vertical drop of 1,783 m. Five distinct resorts make up the network: Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns, and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval.
January or the first two weeks of March. These periods offer the ideal balance of reliable snow conditions and fewer crowds.
Approximate cm of snow, typical for this resort.
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Flights, transfers and a catered chalet in Le Grand Massif – Flaine/Les Carroz/Morillon/Samoëns/Sixt, booked as one package with Skiworld.
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Le Grand Massif – Flaine/Les Carroz/Morillon/Samoëns/Sixt has 265km of piste served by 63 lifts, with a vertical range from 697m to 2480m.
An adult day pass costs €61.00 in the main season. A child's pass is €48.80.
Yes — 51% of the piste at Le Grand Massif – Flaine/Les Carroz/Morillon/Samoëns/Sixt is rated easy, making it a solid choice for beginners.
Due to the high altitude and north-facing bowl of its main resort, Flaine, which sits at 1,600m to 2,500m
Extensive blue and green runs mean families can ski together across the whole area
Yes — Le Grand Massif – Flaine/Les Carroz/Morillon/Samoëns/Sixt has 90km of cross-country / langlauf trails.
Geneva (GVA), approximately 60km away (around 1h drive).
The current season runs from 28 November 2026 to 18 April 2027.
January or the first two weeks of March. These periods offer the ideal balance of reliable snow conditions and fewer crowds.


