Quick Answer
The Verbier slopes map is part of the 4 Vallées domain, one of Switzerland's largest with 410 km of slopes spread across five interconnected sectors: Verbier, La Tzoumaz, Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon. The official map is available on the Téléverbier website and at lift ticket windows, where you can also check the current snow report.
The 4 Vallées Domain Explained
The 4 Vallées connect five resorts via a lift system that allows you to ski from one valley to another without needing ground transport. Each sector has its own character:
- Verbier: the most lively, with varied slopes and access to Mont-Fort.
- La Tzoumaz: ideal for families and intermediate skiers, quieter.
- Nendaz: wide red and blue slopes, good option for mixed groups.
- Veysonnaz: known for its World Cup downhill slope.
- Thyon: the most distant sector, less crowded and with good snow often.
How the Sectors Connect
Connections between valleys are made mainly through high-capacity cable cars and chairlifts. It is recommended to plan your route in advance, especially if you want to return to the starting point at the end of the day, as some links close before the rest of the domain. Always check updated schedules along with the weather forecast before heading out.
Which Slopes to Do Based on Your Level
Beginners
The sectors of La Tzoumaz and part of Savoleyres offer wide, gentle blue slopes, perfect for building confidence.
Intermediate Level
Nendaz and Veysonnaz have numerous well-prepared red slopes, ideal for progressing and enjoying long runs.
Advanced and Experts
Verbier offers demanding black slopes and, above all, world-class off-piste itineraries.
Mont-Fort and the Legendary Routes
Mont-Fort, at 3,330 meters, is the highest point in the domain and offers spectacular views along with access to technical descents. From here depart legendary itineraries such as:
- Tortin: unprepared slope, with steep gradient and often with moguls, a classic for expert skiers.
- Vallon d'Arby: freeride itinerary in natural terrain, recommended with a guide or good knowledge of the area.
Before launching into these itineraries, check conditions with the Verbier webcam and the day's snow report.
Prepare Your Ski Day
To make the most of the slopes map, you need the right equipment and the correct lift pass. At Caranva Sports you'll find ski rental in Verbier from 7.49€/day, with quick delivery and updated equipment. If you don't yet know where to pick up your equipment, check our guide on where to rent skis in Verbier.
Don't forget to check Verbier lift pass prices and plan your arrival with our guide on how to get to Verbier.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I check the official Verbier slopes map?
The updated official map is available on the Téléverbier website and at lift ticket windows in each sector.
How many kilometers of slopes does the 4 Vallées domain have?
The domain has 410 km of slopes spread across five interconnected sectors.
Is it hard to ski in Verbier for beginners?
Not necessarily; sectors like La Tzoumaz or Savoleyres offer wide blue slopes suitable for those starting out.
What is Mont-Fort and why is it famous?
It's the highest point in the domain, at 3,330 meters, known for its views and for providing access to technical itineraries like Tortin and Vallon d'Arby.
