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Morzine or Les Gets for intermediate snowboarders/skiers
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Hi, just wondered which people would recommend? We are all intermediate and like to have good, long days out riding or skiing - is it more difficult to access the wider ski area from Les Gets? Thanks!
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It's eminently possible to access the wider Portes du Soleil from Les Gets, but it will add 30-40 minutes to the journey each way.
Personally, I'd stay in Morzine.
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That was what I was thinking too so thanks for confirming!
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