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Top 12 ski resorts near Geneva

Posted by Jess | 29th Dec, 2024 | Share

You can fly to Geneva from many UK airports including Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Southampton and London airports. Compared to flying to other airports in France, flights to Geneva tend to be better value for money. Once there, there is an excellent range of airport transfer or car rental options.

Best ski resorts near Geneva

To save you time researching (which could be better spent packing) we’ve created a list of the best ski resorts close to Geneva Airport. Head to the bottom of the page for an interactive map of the different journeys!

All of the resorts listed have easy transfer times.

Closest ski resorts to Geneva: Aravis - Annecy Mountains

1. La Clusaz: 68km from Geneva in approximately 65 minutes*

Quick ski facts:

  • 85 slopes (16 green, 31 blue, 30 red, 8 black)

  • 49 lifts

  • 125km piste

  • Top resort height of 2600m

Journalist Rob Freeman gave 'A Perfect Ten for La Clusaz' in his review on MadDogSki. La Clusaz is great for beginners, intermediates and families (Aravis has been awarded the Famille Plus label and the Top of the French Alps label (TOTFA)). For après-ski, La Clusaz has over 70 bars and restaurants, a nightclub, a cinema and 200 shops and services.

Journey Summary: Leave Cointrin on the Route de l’Aéroport until it turns into the Route de Pré-Bois, turn on to Route de Vernier, turn on to A1/E25/E62 enter France and turn right. Stay on the A40/E25 until exit towards Bonneville, turn on to the Avenue du Mont-Blanc/D1203, turn on to D12, turn on to D4, take 3rd exit to D909 and continue to La Clusaz.

2. Le Grand Bornand: 65km from Geneva in approximately 62 minutes*

Quick ski facts:

  • 48 slopes (15 green, 13 blue, 15 red, 5 black)

  • 84km pistes

  • 24 lifts

  • Top resort height of 2100m

Rob Freeman also visited Le Grand Bornand, where he was 'totally charmed'. Le Grand Bornand is good for intermediates, snowboarders and families (Le Grand Bornand has the Famille Plus label and the Top of the French Alps label (TOTFA)). Le Grand Bornand's après-ski options include 30 restaurants and bars in the village plus 15 altitude restaurants.

Journey Summary: Leave Cointrin on the Route de l’Aéroport until it turns into the Route de Pré-Bois, turn on to Route de Vernier, turn on to A1/E25/E62 enter France and turn right. Stay on the A40/E25 until exit towards Bonneville, turn on to the Avenue du Mont-Blanc/D1203, turn on to D12, turn on to the D224 which turns into the D4 and continue on to Le Grand Bornand.

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