Via Ferrata
The term “via ferrata” comes from Italian, meaning ‘iron way’. Originally used by the Italian army to move troops and equipment over difficult terrain in the Alps, it has now become a popular recreational activity. Via ferrata involves scrambling or climbing up rock faces using steel rods, rails, steps, and heavy-gauge wire cables embedded in the rock for assistance and security. This allows adventurous hikers to experience the thrill of alpine climbing safely.
Participants clip themselves onto the fixed cable using harnesses and specialist equipment. It is highly recommended to undertake via ferrata with a qualified high mountain guide, and we can easily arrange this for our guests. Participants need to have a head for heights and be over 10 years of age.
There is an excellent via ferrata route in Avoriaz that takes about 2.5 hours to complete. Additionally, in the nearby village of St Jean D’Aulps, there are two routes: a red course and a more challenging black course, offering options for different skill levels.
Summer Events In Morzine & Les Gets
Summer in Morzine and Les Gets is packed with world-class events and local celebrations that make the mountains come alive. From adrenaline-filled races like the Spartan and UCI Mountain Bike World Cup to family favourites such as Kids Kingdom and Harley Days, there’s always something happening.
Airport Transfers
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Lift Passes
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