

In the heart of the Haute Savoie, the Grand Massif has some 265 km of alpine ski pistes. The choice of pass allows everyone to find the area best suited to their ability and budget.
There are also beginner areas. For information see the village and resort websites.
With 265 km of pistes and five resorts(Morillon, Samoëns, Les Carroz, Sixt Fer à Cheval and Flaine), the Grand Massif ski area is now considered one of the finest and largest in France. It has long been the training ground of Antoine Dénériaz of Morillon who became downhill champion at the Turin Olympics on 12 February 2006.
The Grand Massif's geographical location means regular and abundant snow right through the season, and it's renowned for the quality of the spring snow. Eighty percent of slopes are north-facing so they keep their snow longer.
Among the Grand Massif's exceptional locations are:
Grand Massif freestyle
Three jamparks will delight fans of new snowsports, whether beginners or experts.
144 pistes of the ski area:
17 blue pistes
60 green pistes
53 red pistes
14 black pistes

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