GETTING HERE BY TRAIN
Getting
to Avoriaz
by train
Avoriaz is easy to reach by train, particularly from Paris, via Cluses or Thonon-les-Bains railway stations, the closest to the resort. On arrival, coaches, taxis and private transfers allow you to continue your journey to Avoriaz for a car-free stay.
Depending on your chosen service, travel directly to the Avoriaz 1800 welcome centre or to Les Prodains, where the cable car takes you up to the resort in just 4 minutes. Some routes require a connection in Morzine.
For a smooth journey, plan your route all the way to your accommodation, checking connections between your train, your transfer and, if needed, the cable car.
Welk treinstation kies je om naar Avoriaz te reizen?
Cluses en Thonon-les-Bains zijn de twee belangrijkste treinstations in de buurt van Avoriaz. De beste keuze hangt af van je vertrekplaats, de beschikbare treinen en de aansluitingen naar het skidorp.
Controleer voordat je je treinticket koopt de vertrektijden van je transfer en de exacte uitstaplocatie: Morzine, Les Prodains of het ontvangstcentrum van Avoriaz 1800.
Arrival station
Onward travel by public transport
Other options
Thonon-les-Bains
Y91 bus route to Morzine, with some seasonal services continuing to Avoriaz
Taxi, pre-booked private transfer or BlaBlaCar
Cluses
Y92 bus route to Morzine, with services to the Avoriaz welcome centre depending on the season
Taxi, pre-booked private transfer or BlaBlaCar
From Thonon-les-Bains railway station
Getting to the resort by bus
The Y91 bus route connects Thonon-les-Bains with Morzine. Some services also serve Avoriaz, depending on the season and operating day.
Check the timetable for your travel dates: not all departures take you directly to the resort. If your bus drops you off in Morzine, you will need to arrange onward travel to Avoriaz.
From Cluses railway station
Getting to the resort by coach
The Y92 bus route connects Cluses with Morzine. Depending on the time of year, some services also run to the Avoriaz welcome area.
Check the timetable for your travel date and confirm the final stop of your chosen service. If you arrive in Morzine, you will need an additional connection to reach the resort. Information on bus services to Avoriaz.
Book a taxi or private transfer
A pre-booked transfer can make your journey easier if you arrive outside coach operating hours or are travelling as a group with luggage.
Before booking, ask for the total price, the policy in case your train is delayed and the exact drop-off point at your destination.
From the railway station to Avoriaz: understanding the final stages
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Arriving in Morzine
If your bus stops in Morzine, take a local shuttle, when operating, or a taxi to the Prodains Express cable car.
Morzine’s local shuttles are free and run during the summer and winter seasons. Check the route map to find the connection to Les Prodains and the nearest stop to your arrival point. Morzine shuttle maps and timetables.
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Arriving at Les Prodains
The Prodains Express cable car takes you up to Avoriaz in around 4 minutes. Allow extra time to buy or present your ticket, board the cable car and then reach your accommodation.
Check the opening dates, operating hours for your travel day and the ticket required. Plan your cable car journey.
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Arriving directly at the Avoriaz 1800 welcome area
Some coaches and transfers drop you off at the resort’s welcome area. This option takes you to Avoriaz by road without using the cable car.
As Avoriaz is pedestrianised, arrange the final journey to your residence with your accommodation provider, especially if you are travelling with several bags. Explore transport options within the resort.
TAKE ADVANTAGEOF DISCOUNTS
Come to Avoriaz by train and save on your stay!
Morzine and Avoriaz businesses have joined forces to encourage our visitors to take the train. The Montagne Verte association has collaborated with various partners to offer you a discount booklet, including commercial gestures for travelers coming to the Alps by train.
We want to encourage you to change your mobility! Taking the train is an excellent way to take concrete action for environmental protection!
