Quick answer
The Verbier Ski Pass is structured into several levels: the Verbier–La Tzoumaz lift pass covers the local slopes, the full 4 Vallées pass gives access to the entire area (Verbier, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, Thyon, La Tzoumaz), and the Mont-Fort supplement allows you to go up to the glacier. Prices vary depending on season, age and number of days, so it's always worth checking the official Téléverbier website before buying.
Areas covered by each lift pass
Verbier–La Tzoumaz
Ideal if you're staying in the Verbier and La Tzoumaz sector without crossing into the other valleys. It's the most affordable option within the area's range of lift passes.
Full 4 Vallées
Includes access to all five resorts in the area: Verbier, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, Thyon and La Tzoumaz. It's the most complete option and recommended if you plan to ski for several days and explore different sides of the mountain.
Mont-Fort supplement
Added to the base lift pass to go up to the Mont-Fort glacier, with spectacular views and higher-altitude runs. It's not always included by default, so check the conditions when purchasing.
When is the full area lift pass worth it?
If your stay is 3 days or more and you want to ski across different valleys, the full 4 Vallées pass usually pays off compared to buying the reduced pass. For short stays focused only on Verbier, the local lift pass may be enough.
Price structure (indicative)
Lift passes are charged by consecutive days, with progressive discounts the more days you buy, and different rates by age (children, adults, seniors). There are no fixed rates published here: always check the updated price on the official Téléverbier website before your trip.
Where to buy it
You can buy the lift pass at the ticket offices of the departure stations, at the automatic machines, or in advance online on the official 4 Vallées area website, which usually saves waiting time during peak season.
Prepare your ski day
- Check the Verbier piste map to plan your route according to the lift pass you've chosen.
- Check the Verbier snow report and the Verbier weather forecast before heading out.
- Take a look at the Verbier webcam to check current slope conditions.
- If you need equipment, rent your ski rental in Verbier from €7.49/day.
- Also check our guide on where to rent skis in Verbier.
- If you're coming from outside the area, check how to get to Verbier.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Verbier lift pass include the whole 4 Vallées area?
Not necessarily. There are reduced lift passes such as Verbier–La Tzoumaz, and the full 4 Vallées lift pass, which does give access to all the resorts in the area.
Do I need the Mont-Fort supplement separately?
In many cases yes, since access to the glacier may require a supplement on top of the base lift pass. Check this when buying your pass.
Where do I buy the lift pass before arriving at the resort?
You can buy it online on the official Téléverbier website or directly at ticket offices and automatic machines at the departure stations.
How many days of lift pass should I buy?
It depends on your itinerary: if you're only skiing in Verbier, the local lift pass is enough; if you plan to explore Nendaz, Veysonnaz or Thyon, the full 4 Vallées pass is usually better value from several days onward.
