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A charming and peaceful family friendly gem nestled within the vast expanse of the Portes du Soleil winter wonderland
Les Gets is a French Savoyard postcard detailed with dainty wooden chalets and buildings with beautiful balconies. Perched atop the mountain, you'll discover a wealth of diverse ski runs, many of which wind their way through enchanting forests. What's more, your ski pass will cover a whopping 650km of piste (406 miles) that include fab resorts such as Chatel and you can even venture into Switzerland, allowing you to conquer two countries in a single day!
When it comes to dining, you'll be spoilt with a delightful array of options. You can go all-in for an exquisite fine dining experience or opt for a classic French culinary adventure. As the sun sets, the outdoor ice rink comes alive under the stars with a magical atmosphere, creating the perfect post-dinner entertainment.
122 Beginners Pistes
For beginners, the Mappy's dedicated area atop the Chavannes gondola is the perfect starting point. With convenient magic carpets and rope tows, getting up the slope is a breeze. Located higher on the mountain, you can typically count on excellent snow conditions. Plus, the beginner lifts come at no cost, meaning you only need to purchase a gondola ticket during your initial days on the slopes.
Apres Ski
While the resort may not be famed for its après-ski scene, with more than 100 shops, bars, and restaurants, there's plenty of post-slope fun to be had. From lively bars like the Irish pub with its friendly live music vibe, home-brewed beers and tasty tapas, to the child-friendly Black Bear located just above. And if that’s not enough to keep you on your toes, check out the Igloo nightclub, boasting cultural significance as the first nightclub in the French Alps since 1938. For a more laid-back evening, Hotel Chamois d'Or offers a stylish setting for vino, chic cocktails and champagne with sports to enjoy watching on big screens. The foodie scene is also thriving with options like L'outa for French haute-cuisine, La R'mize for traditional Savoyard delights, and Le Flambeau, a vintage tea-room with reasonably priced French dishes. Relax post-ski at 'Spa Serini Cîmes,' flaunting amazing worldwide treatments. And don't miss the Thursday morning market for artisan French crafts and produce, an intriguing break from the slopes.
Ski Statistics
| Resort Height | Highest Lift | Longest Piste | Lifts | Snowpark | KM of Piste |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1162m | 2470m | 6Km | 209 | 11 | 650Km |