Ski hire Morillon (Les Esserts)

Ski hire in Morillon (Les Esserts)

Book your Morillon ski hire online, choose your level and dates, and collect your ski equipment, set up for your size, at our Morillon hire shop – no queueing at the counter on the first morning. Morillon has two levels – the village at 700 m and the Morillon 1100 Les Esserts resort, right on the slopes – within the Grand Massif.

Which ski rental level should I choose?

You pick the level when you book; the shop adjusts the ski length and bindings when you collect, based on your height, weight and ability.

• Beginner – for first-timers or anyone who skis a few days a year: soft, forgiving skis that turn easily, ideal for the Les Esserts beginner area and the Marvel, a 5 km green run. Full set from €22 a day.
• Intermediate – versatile skis for confident skiers on blues and reds who want to cover ground across the Grand Massif, as far as Samoëns or Les Carroz. Full set €30 a day.
• Advanced – for experienced skiers who want grip and stability at speed on reds, blacks and hard early-morning snow. Full set €42 a day.
• Kids – children’s skis with bindings set to the child’s weight and easy-to-fasten boots. Full set €14 a day.

What does each package include?

• Full set: skis with bindings adjusted for you, boots and poles.
• Skis + poles: if you bring your own boots. From €16 a day (€10 for kids).
• Boots only: if you bring your own skis. From €9 a day (€6 for kids).

Optional extras, per day, when you book: ski helmet €6, poles €4 (for the boots-only package, which has none) and equipment damage insurance €3. The helmet is not included in any package.

Ski hire prices in Morillon per day (2026/27 season)

Price of one day’s hire by level and package.

How much is ski hire for a week in Morillon?

Total for the full set by number of hire days. In Morillon every day costs the same: the total is the daily price times the number of days, and you see it when you pick your dates, before paying. For example, two adults on Beginner and one child pay €132 + €132 + €84 = €348 for 6 days of full sets.

Where and when do I collect my ski equipment?

• Pick-up point: our Morillon shop (CaranvaSports Morillon). The exact address is in your booking confirmation email.
• Opening hours: those of the pick-up point, in the same email, with the address.
• Return: to the same place, at the end of your last hire day.

The Morillon gondola links the village with Morillon 1100 Les Esserts, the part of the resort that sits on the slopes, and the Giffre valley ski bus stops at the gondola.

How does booking work?

1. Choose the level and package (full set, skis + poles or boots only) and, if you like, extras such as a helmet.
2. Choose your pick-up and return dates: the total appears straight away.
3. Enter each skier’s height, weight, level and shoe size and pay online.
4. Get the pick-up address by email and collect your adjusted kit with no queues. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before, plus the CaranvaSports Guarantee.

Morillon and the Grand Massif at a glance

Morillon is a Haute-Savoie village in the Giffre valley, in two parts: the village and its hamlets (Les Champs, Le Verney) at 700 m, and the resort of Morillon 1100 Les Esserts, 400 m higher, on the wooded Les Esserts plateau, with ski-in, ski-out access. The Morillon ski area, between 1,100 and 2,100 m, has 9 lifts. It is a very family-friendly resort: there is a beginner area (Les Esserts chairlift, Télédébutant drag lift and the Essertoux carpet lift) and the Marvel, a 5 km green run with life-size animal figures hidden along the way. The Coulouvrier chairlift, a 2.9 km ride, takes you to the top of the sector (2,120 m) and to the runs towards Les Carroz, Samoëns and Flaine.

The Grand Massif links five resorts – Flaine, Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns and Sixt-Fer-à-Cheval – with 139 runs, 60 lifts and 265 km of pistes, up to 2,500 m at the Grandes Platières in Flaine. Which suits you? Morillon and Les Carroz for families and relaxed skiing through the forest; Samoëns for village life plus big skiing; Flaine for high-altitude skiing and powder in the Combe de Gers.

2026/27 season: Morillon from 19 December 2026 to 4 April 2027. Access is via the A40 motorway (Cluses exit); Geneva airport is an hour away and Cluses station is 15 km from the nearest Grand Massif resort.

We don’t sell lift passes: buy them at grand-massif.com or at the ticket offices. 2026/27 day prices: Grand Massif pass (all five resorts) €63 for ages 15-74 and €50.40 for ages 8-14; Villages pass (Les Carroz, Morillon, Samoëns and Sixt, without Flaine) €58.50 and €46.80; Morillon Beginner pass €24.80 and €19.80. Under-8s and over-75s don’t pay for a day pass (at the ticket office, with proof of age).