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Avenge Says: When I think of France, I think of Avoriaz and Morzine. This is quintessential Europe. Kicking back in the alps, snowboarding fresh powder in the Portes du Soleil region, eating a five course meal with the fromage plate as one course, taking the gondola up to the village...
1 Review and 71 Opinions Club Med is about the only fully catered accomadatioin in Avoriaz. It provides 3 great meals per...
Les Fontaines Blanches: A good pizzeria!
Djinn76 Says: Our coach was leaving at 7pm and we had to find some food before that! By chance we arrived in this place. We have been quite lucky, they are serving food the whole day (and not only from 7pm as most of the other restaurants). Quite a busy place but even if the boss is quite...
Le Douchka: A restaurant to avoid...
Djinn76 Says: Serving both pizzas and traditional dishes, this place could eventually be a good pizzeria...The service was really bad, just as an example the waiter didn't even know they had Apremont and what it was, one of the most typical white wine of the area (and of course it was on...
The Place: Between a pub and a club
Djinn76 Says: I have been there because my travel agency was organising a drink... Yet, I've not spent much time there, the price of any drink could include this place in the tourist traps...To be honest some friends went back during the week and haven't found the atmosphere that...
Le Festival: And the other club...
Djinn76 Says: Mostly crowded during the weekend. It was not as good as le Choucas (in my personnal opinion) and no live music here, only a DJ.It was not that bad however if you prefer a typical nightclub...I've not been there during the week but from what I've been told, the atmosphere...
Le choucas: The best club in the resort
Djinn76 Says: If you enjoy live music, this is the place to go, you will find there a (good) rock band playing for a couple of hours. Jumping atmosphere!Following that, classical techo music....The place is crowded every evening with people from everywhere.However, if you have been there...
Emmjai Says: As Avoriaz is a car free resort, transportation is available by one horse open sleighs.
Djinn76 Says: No car within the resorts, the only way to go to one point to the other is either to walk or to call a horse drawn sleighs (between 4,5 to 13€)
Djinn76 Says: This is the usual supermarket in the Savoie area.A good thing to know is that if you buy there the cheeses needed to make a "fondue savoyarde", you can also borrow the specific pan you need to prepare it: a nice alternative to a restaurant...
Djinn76 Says: Although this is a walking resort, always pay attention to the horses, the coachmen are worse than taxi drivers and they are 'driving' like hell...
The largest international ski area in the world!
Djinn76 Says: Marketing says "Les portes du soleil" is the largest international ski area in the world. True that 650 km of pistes is huge!However the links between the different valleys are not always that obvious... From Avoriaz, we can easily go to Chatel, part of Switzerland and...
Djinn76 Says: Most of my pictures have been taken both saturday when the weather was nice! In between, it has snowed almost all the time...If you want to ski in these conditions, you'd better buy a mask before. The glass ranges from different colour: from blue to yellow. The closer to...
The most difficult slope in the area...
Djinn76 Says: La "Chavannette" also called "le Mur suisse/d'Avoriaz"...Starting from Pas de Chavanette (2212m), this is one of the slopes between Avoriaz and the Swiss area. Quite amazing, you can see people using the chairlift in both direction...Officially, this is not a black slope...
Djinn76 Says: A great feature: All the Portes du Soleil ski runs are equipped with a "hands free" access control system. The electronic checkpoints reads the pass remotely, even if it is in your pocket, and automatically activates the opening of the turnstiles. This involves purchasing a...
Djinn76 Says: The blue slope from the Fornet chairlift are pretty easy to start: not too easy, not too difficult, they are pretty long and you can easily do them several times in a row;
Djinn76 Says: The red slopes going down to the 'Lindarets' chairlifts is pretty nice one : pretty long, a nice slope, a few bumps to practice...Thanks to the lift you could easily do it several times in a row...
Djinn76 Says: From Avoriaz, take the ' Lac Intrets' chairlift:If you are crazy or really good, "la Combe du Machon" is for you... This is similar to "Le Mur d'Avoriaz": steep and full of bumps...Starting from the same point, much easier and much more fun imho is " La Coupe du Monde"...
RACCOON1 Says: The Avoriaz lift system is interconnected with 200 lifts of the Portes du Soliel Complex.Once you get your directions straight you can ski to the Swiss villages of Champery, Morgins and Les Crosets or the French villages of Chatel , Morzine and Les Gets for lunch or a glass...
RACCOON1 Says: Avoriaz is located at an elevation of 1800 m meters , and there are over 40 lifts associated with the Avoriaz area.Although being a low resort it is a super place for powder skiing . The terrain is easy- intermediate which means most of the skiers do not venture into fresh...
Emmjai Says: Despite much snow, Avoriaz still needs a fire engine!
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The red slopes going down to the 'Lindarets' chairlifts is pretty nice one : pretty long, a nice slope, a few bumps to practice...Thanks to the lift you could...
Q: Hallo can anybody give me some advice on transport between Geneva airport (Switzerland) and Avoriaz (France). Is there a regular...
A: I did it several years ago and took the train to Chamonix as I remember (was near Avoriaz); a taxi would be big money. Enjoy!
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We first visited Avoriaz in the summer of 2002, and were fascinated by this car free ghost town. We thought it would be fun to see what it was like in Winter, its peak time. So in January 2005 we got...
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AVORIAZ IS PART OF THE PORTES DU SOLIL COMPLEX WITH OVER 200 INTERCONNECTED LIFTS
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