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For centuries it's been a farming hamlet and still retains its roots. Buildings are low and built in a traditional style . . . no ugly tower blocks here.
Out of season it's still a farming area, so there's a traditional market each week and a working 'fromagerie' which makes delicious local cheese and is open for winter visitors too. There is also a museum, as well as more modern facilities like a bowling alley, an ice rink, cinema, bars and discos.
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Les Gets first started to welcome skiers over 70 years ago, and is one of the oldest and highest village resorts in the Alps.
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©2008 Ski Famille - Children and Family skiing holidays in Les Gets and Morzine.