Getting to Morzine
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Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned skier, this guide aims to provide all the essential information you need to make the most of your stay.
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Nestled in the canton of Valais, this lively resort town boasts stunning panoramic views, tons of outdoor activities, and a fun après-ski scene, making it a favourite among winter sports fans and casual travellers alike. Verbier sits on a sunny plateau, giving visitors plenty of sunshine and breathtaking mountain views. Getting there is a breeze, with international airports like Geneva and Zurich offering easy transfers by train or shuttle.
The resort has a great mix of places to stay for mid to high budgets, from luxurious chalets and boutique hotels to cosy apartments and lodges. If you’re looking for more affordable options, Le Châble in the valley provides plenty of choices, making it easy to enjoy the amazing ski area without breaking the bank.
When it comes to dining, Verbier’s scene is both diverse and sophisticated, featuring a range of gourmet restaurants, charming bistros, and traditional Swiss spots. You can savour everything from authentic Swiss raclette and fondue to international dishes crafted by talented chefs. The après-ski scene is just as lively, with numerous bars and clubs offering great live music and entertainment well into the night.
Beyond the world-class skiing, Verbier hosts several exciting events and festivals throughout the year. The Verbier Festival in summer is a must for classical music lovers, showcasing performances by internationally acclaimed artists. In winter, the Verbier Xtreme, part of the Freeride World Tour, attracts top free-riders from all over the globe.
If skiing isn’t your only thing, no worries! Verbier has plenty of other activities to enjoy. You can try snowshoeing, paragliding, or ice climbing. The resort also has a modern sports centre featuring swimming facilities, a climbing wall, and wellness areas, ensuring there’s something fun and relaxing for everyone.
Key Features
Altitude
1500m
Pistes
410km
Total Lifts
85
Longest Run
15km
Part of the expansive 4 Vallées ski area, Verbier has over 410 kilometres of ski runs that cater to everyone, from beginners to seasoned pros.
If you’re starting out, the Les Esserts area has gentle, wide runs that are perfect for learning. The La Chaux sector also features beginner-friendly terrains with stunning mountain views, making it a great spot for newbies to build their confidence on the slopes.
Skiers with a bit of experience will love the many blue and red runs scattered throughout the resort. The Savoleyres area is especially great for intermediate skiers, with long, winding pistes that offer a nice mix of challenge and fun, ensuring an enjoyable skiing experience.
For the experts, Verbier is a go-to for its tough slopes and off-piste thrills. The famous Tortin run, known for its steep and bumpy terrain, is a must for anyone looking for a wild ride that really tests their skills.
At 3,330 meters, Mont Fort is the highest point in the resort and offers breathtaking panoramic views. The descent from Mont Fort is tough but super rewarding, with its glacial slopes providing some of the most exhilarating skiing in the Alps.
After a day on the slopes, Verbier’s lively après-ski scene really comes to life. The resort has a variety of bars and clubs, like the iconic Pub Mont Fort and the energetic Farinet Lounge, where live music and DJs keep the vibes high. For a more chill experience, you can relax at one of the many cozy mountain huts, sipping on a hot drink or enjoying a Swiss treat.
Prices, duration and availability vary slightly by resort, based on our live availability.
UK office: +44 1462 674 000
Lines open: Monday – Friday 9:00 – 17:00 UK