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Verbier is the main entry point to the 4 Vallées ski area, which comprises 410 km of ski-runs. It is one of the largest in Europe and is distinguished by the fact that it is completely negotiable without having to remove skis or snowboard.
Everyone can find slopes to suit their level of skills. Two beginner’s slopes are situated at the heart of the resort. The Savoleyres sector, with its gentle, sunny covered slopes winding between arolla pines and larches, is particularly suited to families and those who enjoy relaxed skiing. The experts congregate at Mont-Fort, Mont-Gele or Tortin. A detour to Bruson allows one to discover the villages of Val de Bagnes and the slopes facing Verbier.
Off-piste skiing also contributes to Verbier’s reputation. The powder snow fields in the immediate vicinity are world-renowned. For those who want to enjoy maximum visual impact, three peaks are accessible from Verbier by helicopter: le Petit Combin (3,672m), la Rosablanche (3,336m) and l’Aiguille du Tour (3,540).
There are 4 different ski domains in the St-Bernard region: Vichères-Liddes, La Fouly, Champex-Lac3 and the Super St-Bernard, that can all be accessed using the same lift ticket. The region also includes La Tzoumaz, a family-oriented resort which directly shares the ski domain of Savoleyres/Tzoumaz with Verbier.
The connection to the 4 Valleys is possible from Verbier. With ski areas located at altitudes between 1500 and 3’330 m in the 4 Valleys, snow can be guaranteed from November till April.
Freeriders especially appreciate the many spots available to them. The 4 Valleys are famous for offering ski routes, trails that are marked and patrolled but not groomed. Beside these routes, there are numerous offpiste tracks where some of the best freeriders of the world meet. Freestylers enjoy a giant 120,000 sq.-metre snow park at La Chaux. It has many different lines adapted to different degrees of difficulty with jumps, boxes
and rails.
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