Horse drawn sleigh taxis
Avoriaz is a completely pedestrianised resort, no cars, vans or lorries. The best way to travel around, especially if you have little ones or lots of luggage is by horse drawn sleigh.
Take a stroll to the old slate mine, through a forest and to a cheese farm
The historical discovery of slate in Morzine dates as far back as 1732. Found in all the cliffs overhanging the Valley de Sous le Saix (Slate Valley). In the Lappiaz mine, the slate was quarried and made use of between 1856 and 1963.
This route can be found on IGN map 3528, Morzine - Massif du Chablais
Avoriaz is a completely pedestrianised resort, no cars, vans or lorries. The best way to travel around, especially if you have little ones or lots of luggage is by horse drawn sleigh.
The Cascade des Brochaux is a stunning waterfall located above Les Lindarets, the charming "goat village". Just a 1h30 walk from Avoriaz, or 30 minutes from Les Lindarets.
This family run farm is open for visits in summer and winter where you can take a tour or simply buy some of their delicious cheeses.
Lac de Montriond is a peaceful natural retreat surrounded by cliffs and forest. Enjoy swimming, paddle boarding, walking trails, and more in this scenic lakeside spot.
A great walk through a beech forest and dramatic limestone gorges carved by the Dranse de Morzine. Expect vibrant rock colours, safe cliffside paths and even a daring glass walkway you can try.
In July and August stop for lunch at La Ferme de Seraussaix. You'll find savoury and sweet Savoyard dishes, salads and sharing plates centred around milk and cheeses produced at the farm. This working cheese farm offers visits on certain days of the week.
La Cachette is located in the heart of the historical Dromonts area in Avoriaz. It has a cosy alpine interior that will make you feel instantly at home.
During the winter you can take your lunches in the heart of the fabulous skiing area Les Portes Du Soleil because Le Fangle is a mountain restaurant located on the slopes heading down from Avoriaz to Morzine. This charming restaurant has a spacious traditional alpine interior with a roaring log fire to keep you warm on chilly days.
Serving Savoyard dishes, as well as Italian specialities, omelettes, burgers and salads, this restaurant is located in one of the busiest piste-side spots in Avoriaz. It's a great place to top up your tan on the terrace and people watch.
Savoyard specialities, pizzas, pastas, sharing platters, a range of meat and fish dishes and more are on the menu here.
Located in the Les Dromonts Hotel, this restaurant serves a wide range of traditional French cuisine, as well as lots of local specialities.
Located in the centre of Avoriaz, the menu veers towards traditional French Alpine dishes including fondue, but they also have a wood fired pizza oven and host regular theme nights such as BBQ, mussels, buffet, etc. Portions are generous and prices are reasonable, with set menus and children's menus available. You're welcome to come just for a drink or two, either inside in the cosy bar or outside on the sunny terrace. A great après-ski vibe make this a popular restaurant with locals and tourists alike.
Aquariaz is an aquatic paradise set in the heart of Avoriaz offering a huge water park made up of a gentle flowing indoor river, a slidewinder (an aquatic halfpipe), a toddlers paddling pool and water playhouse, a large pool with natural climbing walls.
A dining experience like no other! A spectacular and unique 200m2 ice grotto, bar, restaurant and mini hotel in Avoriaz, where you'll enjoy a typical Savoyard cheese fondue or aperitif in a unique setting.
Located in the centre of Avoriaz is the outdoor 'patinoire' or ice rink.
Le Strike Roc Bowling Bar in Avoriaz is a year-round destination for fun, food, and friendly competition. During the off-season, the venue welcomes guests from Monday to Friday, 12pm to 2pm and 6pm to 10pm, and on Saturdays from 4pm to 10pm, including public holidays and May bank holidays.
Avoriaz is a completely pedestrianised resort, no cars, vans or lorries. The best way to travel around, especially if you have little ones or lots of luggage is by horse drawn sleigh.
When the pistes and lifts are closed in Avoriaz, you can still hit the slopes after dark on a snowmobile.
Along this walking route the entrance to the mine may be wet and slippery so take caution when walking children this way. Starting from the 'Falaise' sector of Avoriaz and walking between the Malinka and Saskia buildings follow the sign for Proclou, keep going along the Col de la Joux Verte, this will take around 20mins. Once at the mine go back and turn left onto the footpath that runs below the Morzine-Avoriaz golf course.
Keep going along the trail through the woods and follow the signs to 'Ferme de Seraussaix' where if you time it right you can catch local cheeses being made. From here you want to take the footpath that goes towards Avoriaz and takes you through meadows with lovely views. You will end up following this path to the golf course club house and then you can take the same route back to Avoriaz.
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See allLatest News & ReviewsThere 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.
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