Skiing in Verbier: Ski & Board in Verbier
also see About the Lift System in Verbier
Ski Areas in Verbier
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!
Skiing & Boarding in Verbier
Verbier is one giant natural fun park and there really is something for everyone here. Take a look at our inside information on where to find the best Beginner Areas, the Best Piste Runs, challenging pistes for Advanced Skiers, the best Off-Piste Skiing, the Snowparks, and importantly, the Best Lunch & Sun Spots! We've also compiled some information on Cross-Country Skiing in the valley, and Handiski - skiing for the disabled. And, just in case, there is a section on where to ski on Bad Weather Days.
Avalanches, Mountain Safety & Awareness
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!
Non-Skiing Activities in Verbier
Never fear, there is plenty for non-skiers to do in the resort. The village has plenty to offer if skiing/snowboarding isn't your cup of tea. From a range of alternative mountain pursuits to more sedate cultural or therapeutic options, you can make it as action-packed or as relaxed as you like! And of course, you can still enjoy the peaks of the mountains by buying a pedestrian lift pass to have lunch with your skier friends, or simply to enjoy the views.
Equipment & Clothing Guide
Have you literally got 'all the gear' but have no idea what to do with it?? Having the right equipment for your chosen activity will help ensure that you get the best possible introduction to your sport (if you are a beginner), or speed along your learning curve if you are looking to improve. Here, you can read about Skis & Choosing the Right Skis for You. Or if snowboarding is more thing, we've compiled A Guide to Snowboards & Bindings. Amd for those of you who adventure off piste or go ski touring, you might want to take a look at our Guide to Avalanche Transceivers.
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