Skiing Les Gets and Mont Chéry

Fifty-five kilometers from Geneva Airport via the A40 and D902 through Taninges, Les Gets spans 1,172–2,002 m with two different characters: Les Chavannes links into the vast Portes du Soleil, while Mont Chéry sits opposite the Roc d’Enfer with a clean line of sight to Mont Blanc. Locals mix cruisy laps toward Côte de l’Abérieu with punchier pitches under Chéry Nord. Morning means quick chairlift cycles and grippy groomers; late light sculpts the ridges and points you straight toward the Aravis skyline.

Your day runs on your clock: a dedicated Mercedes collects you at your hotel in the village or in Morzine, just 10 minutes along the D902, and stays on standby throughout. Quick handoff, skis on, and you’re at the Chavannes snowfront for first tracks before we pivot to Mont Chéry once the crowds build. You ski while we drive. As we cross town via Rue du Centre to the Chéry car park, take a coffee break or lock in a lunch booking on the hill; the vehicle waits and flexes to your chosen pickup time.