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The extensive Avoriaz and Portes du Soleil lift network is open both summer and winter.
Situated in the centre of the Portes du Soleil this completely pedestrianised resort is made up of wooden-clad apartments and chalets, and is the perfect base from which to explore one of the world's largest interlinked ski domaines.
Lift area
Opening
Closing
Avoriaz
12 December 2025
19 April 2026
Ski season dates in Avoriaz 2025 - 2026
Lift area
Opening
Closing
Avoriaz
12 June
13 September
Summer season dates in Avoriaz 2026
Winter ski season dates in Avoriaz
When can you ski in Avoriaz?
Weather/snow conditions permitting, you can usually ski in Avoriaz from December-April using the lift system. Naturally, the season can be extended, typically with weekend openings in November or by ski-touring/hiking yourself up!
Season start and end dates may vary slightly as they are dependent on snow conditions, and some parts of the Portes du Soleil may open early, at weekends only, if the snow cover is good enough. Also, there may be a reduced ski area in operation if snow cover is insufficient or due to early/late season ramp up/down.
Lift area
Opening
Closing
Avoriaz
12 December 2025
19 April 2026
Morzine and Les Gets
20 December 2025
12 April 2026
Ski season dates in Avoriaz 2025 - 2026
It's worth remembering that strong winds, dangerous snow conditions and other adverse weather can affect when the lifts run. If you're in resort, make sure you check our live lift status page for up-to-date information on lift closures.
Summer season dates in Avoriaz
When are the lifts open in Avoriaz?
During the summer months the lift system is more restricted than in winter, but still offers fantastic mountain access to hikers, bikers and selfie-takers!
Every summer, the Portes du Soleil lifts open from late June until the early September, while the individual resorts of Avoriaz, Les Gets and Morzine have their own lift opening dates
Resort
Lifts
Opening
Closing
Morzine
Pléney
Weekend 5 to 7 June Open 12 June
13 September
Nyon, Pointe de Nyon, Zore
12 June
13 September
Les Gets
Chavannes and Nauchets
Weekends from 22 May Open 19 June
13 September
Mont Chéry
19 June
30 August
Avoriaz
Super Morzine and Lindarets
12 June 26 June
13 September 30 August
Seraussaix
12 June
13 September
Prodains Ardent - Mossettes
26 June
30 August
Proclou, Prolays, Chaux-Fleurie
19 June
13 September
Châtel
Pierre Longue and Rochassons
Weekends: 13/14 and 19/21 June, 26/28 June, and 11/13 September 12 July daily
6 September
Super-Châtel and Morclan
26 June
30 August
Champéry
Cable car Champéry and Croix du Culet
Weekends 14 May to 14 June, daily from 20 June 10 to 25 October daily
21 September weekends 26 Sept until 4 October
Morgins
Foilleuse
1 July (runs daily until 21 September, then weekends until 4 October)
10 to 26 October daily
Les Crosets
Mossettes
26 June
30 August (5 Sept until 21 Sept weekends)
Crosets
26 June
30 August (5 Sept until 21 Sept weekends)
St-Jean d'Aulps
Roc d'Enfer Sun and Thu only
TBC July
TBC end of August
Chapelle d'Abondance
Panthiaz Wed only
TBC end of June
TBC end of August
Torgon
Tronchey Weekends only
TBC
TBC
Summer season dates in Avoriaz 2026
Please note: all lift dates and times are subject to change due to adverse weather and events. You can keep an eye on the live lift status and visit our maps page to find your way around.
Find out what's happening in Avoriaz and how to make the most of your time here. The latest news, reviews, current events and the trendiest restaurants, as well as interviews with leading locals, insider's guides and things to do, see and experience in the region. Plus, during the winter season, our famous snow reports and dump alerts, all in the same place.
There is plenty going on in Avoriaz throughout the year. The resort plays host to a number of winter music festivals which take place across the resort and pistes, namely Rock the Pistes and Snowboxx in March. In summer, the Pass'portes du Soleil mountain bike festival is the biggest event for bikers, with the occasional Tour de France stage passing nearby.