The Weekly Market

Every Wednesday from 8 am until midday, Morzine’s weekly market is the perfect place to find local produce. Browse artisan cheeses; fruit and vegetables; meat, fish and delicious charcuterie—perfect for a picnic or a cosy chalet dinner.

Location: Place de la Poste, Morzine

La Ferme de Seraussaix

Nestled on the mountainside on the road up to Avoriaz, the beautiful Seraussaix farm offers breathtaking views and the chance to book a farm visit followed by a tasting session. Enjoy locally made yogurt, cheese, terrines, and charcuterie, all while learning about the farming process. Bonus: AlpinExpress pass holders receive a discount!

Location: 9609 Route d’Avoriaz

L’Alpage – La Fruitière de Morzine

A working dairy farm with a shop and cheese cellar in the heart of Morzine, L’Alpage produces delicious local cheeses, sausages, hams, and preserves. Guided tours run every Wednesday morning from 9 am to 9.30 am, where cheese maker Nicolas shares his expertise and gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the cheese cellar.

Location: 337 Route de la Plagne

Le Panier Montagnard

Offering high-quality products sourced from across the Alps, the Panier Montagnard shop is a great stop for everything from cheese and meat to drinks and sweet treats.

Location: 93 Route de la Plagne

Chocolaterie Florian Fontaine

For something sweet, visit this artisan chocolate shop where you can watch melted chocolate being crafted in the workshop. During summer, the ice cream is a must-try!

Location: 292 Rue du Bourg

Délices Folie’s Boulangerie Patisserie

This boulangerie is a standout for its homemade viennoiseries. Everything is freshly made on-site, offering an authentic sweet treat!

Location: 16 Route de la Plagne

Bec Jaune Brewery

Known for its commitment to local ingredients and sustainability, Bec Jaune Brewery serves experimental dishes that blend Asian fermentation techniques with the finest Haute Savoie produce. They offer plenty of veggie and gluten-free options, and everything—from sour dough bread to ketchup—is made in-house.

Location: 220 Route de la Combe à Zore

Kern

Set in a former mill, Kern offers an extraordinary dining experience with a focus on local, micro-produce. Chef Jean-Philippe Lemaire creates exquisite dishes that blend scents and flavours to surprise and delight. The drive out to the charming village of Seytroux is well worth it for this gastronomic experience.

Location: 393 Rte de la Tassonnière, Seytroux

Le Colibri

This bustling café bistro situated a short stroll from the Pleney gondola, offers organic, home-made options with plenty of vegetarian choices. With around the clock service, it is perfect for a laid-back meal any time of day. There’s also a good kids menu and play area for toddlers – so if you are hanging out with a little one, it’s a good spot to know.

Location: 96 Taille de Mas du Pleney, Morzine

La Grange

A cosy spot with a focus on local and seasonal produce, La Grange serves up delicious traditional dishes like fondue and raclette, along with daily specials.

Location: 60 Chem. de la Coutettaz, Morzine

Sustainability Ski Lesson by Peak Snowsports

Combine your love for skiing with a lesson on sustainability. These lessons teach you how to reduce your carbon footprint and take action to protect the environment, with all profits going to Montagne Verte.

Book here.

Snowshoeing with Days Away Adventures

Get off the beaten path and explore the peaceful beauty of the mountains on a snowshoe hike. Days Away offers both open and private hikes, with equipment provided.

Book here.

Paragliding with Aero Bi

For an unforgettable experience, try paragliding with Aero Bi. Soar above the stunning peaks of the Portes du Soleil, with views of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc, before landing in Morzine.

Book here.

Wellness Treatments, Yoga, and Pilates

After a day of adventure, relax with wellness treatments or take a yoga class. Little Wild offers organic facials, reflexology, and massages, while yoga and Pilates classes can be found at The Hive, Mountain Rehab, and other local studios.

Nordic skiing

The Morzine area is ideal for discovering cross country skiing. You don’t need to use the ski lifts or buy a lift pass for this activity,  and there are several stunning ‘Ski de Fond’ tracks, including Vallee de la Manche, Pleney, Les Chavanness and Super Morzine. Away from the crowds, you’ll have time to take in the views and enjoy the natural beauty of the mountains.

Check out this guide to Nordic skiing in the area, including track locations.

Doorstep Skis

This independent mobile ski hire company is committed to sustainability, donating a percentage of profits to CoolEarth, an organization focused on rainforest protection.

Location: Morzine, with free delivery of ski equipment to your accommodation. Pre-order here.

Coq and Bull

For ski and board servicing, check out Coq and Bull, where everything is done by hand in the traditional way—ensuring top-quality results.

Location: Le Local, open daily except Mondays, 5 pm–pm PM

Second-Hand Shop

Montagne Verte, a local environmental non-profit, runs a shop on Rue du Bourg offering second-hand clothing and ski essentials. A great place to find quality gear and support a green cause!

Location: 162 Rue du Bourg, Morzine

Ski Clothing Rental

If you’re looking to reduce your carbon footprint, renting ski clothing is a sustainable option, that can also be good for your wallet. Crevasse Clothing offers rentals of stylish, high-quality ski gear, including jackets, pants, goggles, and gloves.

Eco-Ski is another great choice, providing a variety of sustainable options for renting, buying pre-owned gear or new kit from the most credible sustainable brands. Discover more green advice on how to get kitted out for the slopes in our sustainable ski wear guide.