Verbier
Ski Holidays

Verbier skiing is great for...

Apres ski

Big ski area

Families

Advanced

Intermediates

Snowboarders

High altitude

Foodies

Welcome to Verbier Ski Resort

Switzerland is a hugely popular place for skiing, and if the dramatic off piste slopes of Engelberg aren’t your thing or a bit too advanced, Verbier is a popular and accessible choice for mixed ability groups.

If you asked us to describe it: It’s OK for beginners, incredible for intermediates, and a bit of a mecca for experts.

The slopes aren’t the only reason to visit though - Verbier is regarded as having the best après-ski in Switzerland, and arguably, the best in the entire Alps. We’re not sure whether to meet you on the slopes or at the bar…

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Resort Information

Resort Altitude

1500m

Total Piste KM

412km

No. Skilifts

Snow Range

821m-3330

Verbier ski runs & ratings

TOTAL: 412km

Beginner(Distance: 107km)

4/10

Intermediate(Distance: 202km)

8/10

Advanced(Distance: 103km)

10/10

Best time to ski in Verbier

Verbier is one of the most snowsure ski resorts in Switzerland, meaning you won’t need to be agonising over the weather forecast in the days before your trip! This is thanks to the altitude, which is over 1,500 metres and ensures a good covering throughout the season.

The usual ski season for Verbier runs from the latter stages of November until late April, although be sure to check in advance for the exact dates that the various lifts will be operating, as there can be some differences. With a great après-ski throughout the season, you can’t really go wrong with a trip to Verbier anytime.

Things to do in Verbier

As you may have gathered by now, the Verbier après-ski will certainly not disappoint! There’s plenty of live music on offer, often including world famous DJs. The party is contained to a smaller number of venues, with mountain bars such as Ice Cube and Le Rogue being consistently popular over the years.

In the town itself, Farinet Apres was previously named the best après bar in the world - and it isn’t difficult to see why. Dancing on the tables is not only allowed, but encouraged! For a slightly more relaxed experience, foodies are spoilt for choice are also plenty of high quality places to eat.