Verbier in Winter

Verbier is one of the world's most popular winter resorts covering an enormous area for skiers and snowboarders of all ablities to explore. The skiing in and around Verbier can be broken up into 4 areas, namely: Verbier, La Tzoumaz/Savoleyres, Bruson and Mt Fort/4 Valleys. All areas are quite distinct one from the other, offering different types of terrain of varied difficulty. We aim to give you the advice and tips you need to make the most of what the area has to offer! ... more

Prices will vary according to the lift pass you have chosen. The attached tables show current prices for the entire Verbier and 4 Valleys ski area. The area is split into sectors and prices are staggered according to age, so you can browse for the pass that best suits your needs and your pocket. You can buy your lift pass online here. ... more

The skiing in and around Verbier can be broken up into 4 areas, namely: Verbier, La Tzoumaz/Savoleyres, Bruson and Mt Fort/4 Valleys. All areas are quite distinct from one to the other, offering different types of terrain of varied difficulty. Passes can be bought for each of the areas individually or one pass that covers all. You can also buy consecutive or non-consecutive day passes for as many days as you need. There is a lot of choice (which is never a bad thing!) but giving a bit of consideration to your needs may get you the best deal. If you are planning on booking lessons it may be worth your while to contact the ski school and see what they recommend.

The main lift pass office is by the Médran lifts and advice can also be sought there on what you will make best use of. Cards for 3 days or more are of the ‘hands-free’ magnetic variety and cost an initial CHF5. They require a photo and can be bought after 3pm the day before use. You can also buy your pass online. ... more

Verbier lift system usually opens at the start of December and runs through until the end of April. There are 4 sectors for you to explore and a variety of lift passes available to allow you to ski it at the pace you like. Here we give you the facts and figures that will enable you to find your way around the lift system and decipher all those piste maps. ... more

Verbier is one giant natural fun park and there really is something for everyone here. To help you navigate your way around this vast area, we have produced an insiders guide on some of the best skiing and boarding to be had, and where to feed those hungry stomachs whilst your on the mountain. Also in this section is some information on cross-country skiing in the valley, skiing for the disabled, and features on how to improve your ski technique. And if you feel a bit 'all the gear but no idea', our articles on skis and snowboards will help you get a better understanding of the types of skis and snowboards available. ... more

Never fear, there is plenty for non-skiers to do in the valley; whether you fancy an action packed weekend or a relaxing few days of pampering and shopping - Verbier has it. ... more

Although the resort is growing every year, nothing in Verbier is ever too far to be reached by foot; it is possible to walk from one end of the village to the other in roughly 30 minutes. However, the resort also offers an excellent free bus service as well numerous car parking facilities. ... more

In both winter and summer, Verbier is host to many events… some of which are world famous! These help create an unmatched ambience which makes up the resort's reputation and fame. Here is a short description of the main ones in chronological order: ... more

The mountains provide a spectacular playground for skiers, climbers, mountaineers, yet their beauty can also be deadly. High mountain terrain can be subject to extreme weather conditions, rock falls and avalanches. You should always take note of safety warnings and we always recommend you hire a mountain guide when heading into high mountain terrain. Be aware and be safe! ... more