Les Gets piste map: reading the ski area and finding the official map

• 2025-26 editionPDF map online
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• 12 Dec 2026Partial opening 2026-27
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• 9Official webcams
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Before clicking into your bindings, a glance at the map helps you understand how the Les Gets ski area fits together: a village in the middle, a mountainside on each side and a link to Morzine. Here is where to find the official map, how to read it and where to check what is open.

Where to find the official map

Online

The Les Gets-Morzine map is published as a PDF by the Portes du Soleil, alongside those of all 12 resorts, on the Portes du Soleil piste maps page. As of 9 November 2026, the file available is the 2025-26 edition (Les Gets-Morzine PDF map). The 2026-27 edition is not yet online: last season’s map gives a good idea of the layout, but does not reflect the lift changes announced for this winter, particularly on Mont Chéry.

The tourist office also offers an interactive map, which shows the live status of the links between resorts.

In the resort

Paper maps are handed out free of charge at the tourist office (89 route du Front de neige), at the lift pass desks and in ski hire shops. It is the easiest way to have this season’s version in your pocket.

How to read the ski area

Two mountainsides around the village

• Les Chavannes: the busiest side, reached from the snow front by the Chavannes gondola and chairlift, or from Les Perrières by chairlift. This is where you will find the beginner areas, the Territoire du Grand Cry for children, the snowpark and the start of the link to Morzine. Altitude markers: Chavannes plateau 1,482 m, top of Les Chavannes 1,616 m, top of Ranfoilly 1,812 m.
• Mont Chéry: opposite, reached by the Mont Chéry gondola then La Pointe chairlift to the summit (1,826 m). It is quieter, with a sportier character.

The differences are covered in detail in our comparison, Mont Chéry or Chavannes.

The Morzine sector

From Les Chavannes, the runs link up with the Morzine sector, which is part of the same ski area and covered by the same pass.

Symbols to know

As across France, runs are graded by colour, from green (easy) to black (difficult). The map also shows lifts, fun zones (15 across the area according to the tourist office), first-aid points and emergency numbers. On the 2025-26 map, ski patrol can be reached on +33 (0)4 50 79 72 22 for Les Gets and +33 (0)4 50 79 84 55 for Morzine; 112 works everywhere.

No official source publishes a breakdown of runs by colour for the whole area. Figures found on third-party sites differ, so we do not repeat them.

Useful landmarks on the mountain

On the ground, a few points help you get your bearings: the snow front and village, the top of the Chavannes gondola (home to the Grand Cry and the snowpark), the top of Ranfoilly, the top of Mont Chéry and the bottom of Les Perrières. They are also where the official webcams are, so you can check the snow in each zone before going up.

Openings and closures in 2026-27

Mont Chéry can close before the rest of the area: in 2025-26 its runs closed on 29 March, while the gondola stayed open to pedestrians until 12 April. No equivalent date has yet been published for 2026-27. Lifts open at 9am; closing times for this season are not yet known.

Checking run status on the day

We do not publish a “live” run status: it changes during the day and only the official sources keep it up to date.

• the tourist office’s live information page for today’s openings in Les Gets;
• the Portes du Soleil runs and lifts page for the wider area;
• the illuminated boards at the bottom of the lifts, which show the status of the links;
• the 9 official webcams, from the snow front to the top of Mont Chéry, gathered with the snow report on our weather, webcams and snow page.

Before heading towards Morzine late in the day, check the link status on the boards: it is the piece of information that saves you a bus ride back.