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[Closed] a trip to Morzine - costs? Trail riding or all DH?

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I'm thinking of a long weekend in Morzine with a few mates, fly to Geneva, car hire etc I can work out costs but what about:
- hiring a chalet
- lift passes
- bike hire
- apres costs? Is it £7 a pint?!

What is the riding like? Would be very mixed ability group and I'm worried it might be too DH orientated?

Any help much appreciated!!!


 
Posted : 01/11/2012 8:31 pm
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Go to les Arcs, its better. Mutzig from bar Robo at 5 euros a pint is worth every cent though if you do go to Morzine.


 
Posted : 01/11/2012 8:35 pm
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unless there are 3 people in the vehicle its cheaper to fly.
hotels can be got for around £25 pppn
lift pass in 2012 was 101 euros for 9 days not sure on day rate
AM bike around 60-70 euros/day DH bike anything from 70 - 130 .
beer around the 5 euro mark .(but cheap as chips in the supermarket .


 
Posted : 01/11/2012 8:36 pm
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We had a very good guide who took us on a variety of stuff dependent on the group on the day, a decent guide should be able to tailor rides to your skill level.


 
Posted : 01/11/2012 8:39 pm
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Chalets can be very cheap for a week, well under £100 per person for the whole week. A weekend will be trickier to find. Lift pass is around 20 euro a day or around 70 for a week. Bikes are 70 euro a day for a nice bike. Well worth taking your own. Beer is expensive but great after a days riding. We usually have one or two out then a few more cheap ones in the hot-tub or on the balcony in the chalet.

There's every kind of riding and loads of it. We take a very mixed group including newbies and kids and everyone has a choice of tracks. Great place for a mixed group. There's even enough for non riders.

We always drive, it's cheaper and you can take loads of kit.


 
Posted : 01/11/2012 8:43 pm
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Do a search on here - lots of threads covering costs and routes other than the marked trails - flights and car you know (FYI transfers easy at €25 per person each way, you don't need a car when you are there) - lots of small hotels easy to book in advance - we stayed in "grand tetras" via booking.com - bikes are about €50 a day I recall - plenty of rental places - lift passes are pretty cheap about €15 a day - you can find cheaper places for beers

4 days riding will give you a good intro to Morzine and PdS - then for next time you can decide whether to go back or go elsewhere


 
Posted : 01/11/2012 8:44 pm

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