The ski area
From Verbier, lifts climb to Mont Fort and its glacier, with famous off-piste faces and long runs. The 4 Vallées links Verbier with Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon, so there is plenty for intermediates too.
Where to stay
- Verbier — the sunny main village, chalets with valley views and lively après-ski.
- Le Châble (Val de Bagnes) — down the valley, with a gondola up to Verbier and a train station.
- Nendaz — calmer and family-friendly, on the other side of the 4 Vallées.
When to go
The season runs from early December to late April. January and February bring the best powder for freeride; March is perfect for sunny piste days.
Getting there
Geneva airport is about 2 hours by road. By train, travel to Le Châble and take the gondola straight up to Verbier.
Our chalets and apartments in Verbier
6BR Chalet in Verbier6 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Sherwood Penthouse, Verbier5 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →
Michaud Penthouse-Chalet, Verbier5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
Chalet Noam in Nendaz5 bedrooms · 12 guestsView →
4BR Chemin des Vernes, Verbier4 bedrooms · 10 guestsView →
4BR Clémenceau Duplex Penthouse, Verbier4 bedrooms · 8 guestsView →Frequently asked questions
Is Verbier only for experts?
No. It is famous for off-piste, but the 4 Vallées has many blue and red runs, especially towards Nendaz and Savoleyres.
Can you reach Verbier by train?
Yes, trains run to Le Châble, where a gondola takes you up to Verbier.
What is the 4 Vallées?
A linked ski area of around 400 km of pistes connecting Verbier, Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon.