Morillon – Lake & Mountains
An Alpine experience between mountain pastures and lakes
C’est le programme idéal pour se reconnecter à l’essentiel, respirer l’air pur des sommets, goûter à l’eau fraîche des alpes, et créer des souvenirs précieux en famille.
This ‘Morillon – Lake & Mountains’ Alpine experience includes:
- your ticket for the Morillon cable car (up and down) and the Sairon chairlift (up)
- Your 45-minute session at Splash
What's on the agenda for today
9am: Start your morning in the hills by taking the Morillon cable car, followed by the Sairon chairlift. Get a close-up view of goats and sheep, and, with a bit of luck, spot marmots in their natural habitat.
The route takes you to the summit at an altitude of 1,700 metres, where the landscape takes on a more alpine character. After the climb, you’ll be treated to a spectacular view of the Giffre Valley and the lower Arve Valley — a wonderful experience to share with the family.
10am: It’s time for a tasty break at Le Chalet restaurant. Enjoy some delicious Alpine specialities before setting off on the descent.
10.30 am: Enjoy a more leisurely yet equally immersive downhill walk from the summit, passing through the Veille mountain pasture, past the grazing herds and through the spruce forest, before finishing at Morillon 1100.
12.30 pm: Take the Morillon cable car again to head back down to the valley, towards Lac Bleu.
1.00 pm: After taking in the lush mountain scenery, head to the refreshing setting of the lake for a well-deserved lunch break at La Covagne restaurant. Don’t forget to book!
2.30 pm: Time for the older kids to relax and the little ones to have fun with a session at Splash.
From now on, it’s free rein for everyone!
Dive into the Splash adventure!
Set against a stunning backdrop between the lake and the mountains, this floating adventure course is a must-try for holidaymakers seeking new thrills. Above all, it offers a fun and refreshing experience, perfectly in tune with the summer season.
To enjoy this activity, there are a few rules to follow:
- be at least 1.2 metres in size,
- be able to swim,
- You must wear the life jacket provided on site.
The staff ensure that activities at Splash run smoothly and look after everyone’s safety.
Practical information
Where can I park?
If you’re visiting for the day, the cable car car park is a 4-minute walk from the cable car station and a 15-minute walk from Lac Bleu. Parking is free.
Lac Bleu also has a pay-and-display car park nearby. It is located 20 minutes’ walk from the Morillon cable car station.
How much does the ‘Morillon – Lake & Mountains’ experience cost?
This ‘Morillon – Lake & Mountains’ Alpine experience includes:
- your ticket for the Morillon cable car (up and down) and the Sairon chairlift (up).
- your 45-minute session at Splash.
Pricing information will be available online shortly!
Terms and conditions for taking part in the activity:
- mesurer 1m20 à minima,
- be able to swim.
What equipment do I need?
In the mountain pastures, it is advisable to wear walking shoes and to bring the following with you:
- sunglasses
- rainwear,
- and a fleece.
Do wrap up warm, as even in summer the temperature can drop quickly.
And don’t forget to stay hydrated! Why not pop into Le Chalet restaurant for a break?
For the Splash activity, please follow the safety instructions for the activity.
Where can I eat?
You have several options depending on your schedule for the day:
- At the top of the Sairon chairlift – Morillon 1700: Le Chalet restaurant, located to the left of the chairlift’s top station
- A Morillon 1100 : Restaurant La combe situé vers le départ, à droite du télésiège
- At Lac Bleu – Morillon Village: La Covagne restaurant, right opposite the lake.
Vérifiez les horaires de l’expérience :
Here are the opening hours for the ski lifts during the summer season:
- Morillon cable car: 9am to 5.45pm
- Sairon chairlift: 9.15 am to 5.15 pm
Check the timetables for the other ski lifts in the resort by clicking here!
Splash is open all summer long for 45-minute sessions at the following times:
- 12 noon, 1 pm, 2.15 pm, 3.15 pm, 4.15 pm, 5.15 pm and 6.15 pm.
How do I take my baby on a chairlift?
Babies of any age are welcome, subject to the following conditions:
- If the child is ≤ 85 cm tall (approximately 2 years old and able to walk unaided), they are permitted on the chairlift provided they are carried in an approved front-facing baby carrier (all other types of baby carrier are prohibited). The child and the person carrying them occupy a single seat.
The operator must ensure that the guardrail can always be closed properly. If the guardrail cannot be closed due to the design of the seats or the size of the passengers, this constitutes a valid reason for refusal. In the event of a vertical evacuation, the baby and the person carrying it are evacuated together.
- If the child> than 85 cm, they are able to sit unaided (otherwise, they do not fall into this category). They must sit next to the person accompanying them. In the event of an evacuation, they must be evacuated alone, using an evacuation triangle suitable for small children.
The baby carrier (without the baby) is permitted on a seat and must be placed next to the person accompanying the baby, so that it cannot fall off the seat.