Mountain-bike and summer-lift day

First chair creaks at Pleney, you clamp the bars, and the forest spits you out onto a switchback ribbon straight into Morzine. By the tourist office roundabout—barely a two‑minute roll—the Mercedes van is already idling, racks ready. Bikes up, quick stop at Claude Pottier for a brake tweak, then over the Dranse bridge toward Super Morzine. Two zones before lunch without wrangling shuttle timetables, plus the option to swing to Les Gets if the wind shuts things down near Ranfoilly at 1,826 m.

Your vehicle stays on call all day: hotel pickup in Prodains, Montriond, or central Morzine, smooth timing for lift passes and gondolas, and drop‑off exactly where your legs finally give up. With a dedicated driver in Morzine, you link Pleney, Zore, and Chavannes while they handle the roads; you grab a croziflette at Le Belvédère or a quick espresso at Le Yéti, and tweak the plan around crowd surges, trail closures, or a storm forecast rolling off Avoriaz 9 km away.