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Charge your electric car at Les Gets–Morzine

ϟ THE CHARGING ANSWER

A public charging station is listed 184 m in a straight line from Les Gets — Chavannes car park entrance. Check access and parking time for a ski day.

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ϟ CHARGING FOR YOUR TRIP

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ARRIVE & CHARGE

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Les Gets — Chavannes car park entrance

Reviewed ski entrance

Charging at this entrance: A public station is listed 184 m away. Check access and parking time on site.

Closest known public station: EASYCHARGE Rue de la Forge 74260 LES GETS Thonon-les-Bains
184 m straight line from this entrance · up to 60 kW · CCS, Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: QOVOLTIS Rue du Centre 74260 LES GETS
308 m straight line from this entrance · up to 22 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Alternative: QOVOLTIS Route du léry 74260 LES GETS
369 m straight line from this entrance · up to 22 kW · Type2
Station data updated: 2026-11-07

Distances are straight-line measurements, not walking routes. Public access and operational status come from the station data; check current opening hours, tariffs and parking conditions before travelling.

PRACTICAL DETAILS

Parking & useful details

Opening & arrival times
Chavannes underground car park is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Arrival & parking notes
Village public charging is a separate option. Check the actual winter route between your parking place and your chosen lift.
Useful to know
Chavannes car park is in the village centre, at the foot of the slopes beneath the Chavannes gondola.
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THE SKI AREA

About Les Gets–Morzine

Les Gets has public Eborn charging in the village. Compare these stations for a charging stop during your visit.

THE SKI AREA

Resort at a glance

Les Gets–Morzine

Pistes
120 km

Operator-advertised marked downhill-piste kilometres for the Les Gets–Morzine ski area across two complementary sides.

Mountains & viewpoints
The Pas de l’Aigle glass viewing platform at Pointe de Nyon stands at 2,019 metres above sea level, with views from Lake Geneva to Mont Blanc.
Ski season
Winter 2026–2027 is scheduled for partial opening on 12 December 2026, full opening on 19 December 2026 and closure on 11 April 2027. Partial opening depends on natural snow conditions; individual pistes and lifts may close earlier depending on snow and expected visitor numbers.

Figures describe the ski area. For today’s open lifts and pistes, check the operator’s live report.

Terrain & ability levels

Mont Chéry has more sporting pistes suited to experienced skiers. The Mont Chéry pass covers this sector only; skiing the whole Les Gets–Morzine area requires a Les Gets–Morzine pass.

Beginners & families

The Mappys Pass includes unlimited access to the Mappys Beginner Area facilities and one return trip on the Chavannes gondola from the village. Pedestrians can also reach the beginner area.

More to explore on skis

Reach the Pas de l’Aigle glass viewing platform in winter on skis from the top of the Pointe de Nyon chairlift.