Verbier 4 Vallées is an Alpine ski resort in Switzerland. Verbier 4 Vallées spans from 1500 m to 3330 m above sea level. The published figures cover 410 km of piste.
Officially described by verbier4vallees.ch as running roughly November to the end of April, with a break in May before glacier sectors (Mont-Fort/Tortin area) reopen for a short summer skiing period in June. Exact opening/closing dates vary by year and by sector; one third-party aggregator cited 14 Nov 2026 - 25 Apr 2027 for that specific season. Nearest airport: Geneva (~2-2.5 hr drive/transfer). Nearest mainline rail: Martigny (on the Swiss main line), then a local train (Saint-Bernard Express) to Le Châble, followed by cable car up to Verbier, or direct road access.
Gondolas and chairlifts are listed above under Notable lifts. These are specifically two-station reversible aerial tramways — a distinct lift type.
Verified locations only: the resort area and its named cable car stations. We don't have precise coordinates for individual accommodation listings, so those aren't plotted here — use the booking link in the sidebar instead.
Multiple ski schools (e.g. European Snowsport, Supreme Ski School)
La Chaux Snowpark (freestyle terrain park with kickers, rails and airbag, S/M/L lines)
Outdoor ice rink at the Parc de Loisirs
Every note below is drawn from the resort's own or an independent official publication.
piste_km_total (410 km) is the resort's own headline figure for the whole 4 Vallées network (Verbier + La Tzoumaz + Nendaz + Veysonnaz + Thyon), repeated consistently on verbier4vallees.ch. However, Wikipedia's article on Verbier notes that an independent expert/investigation measured the real extent of marked, maintained runs at only about 164 km, a large discrepancy from the marketed 410 km figure - a well-known point of skepticism about how 4 Vallées (and many large Alpine 'ski area' networks) count piste length. This casts doubt on the precision of the 410 km headline figure even though it is the resort's own official number.
No official green/blue/red/black km breakdown was found published by verbier4vallees.ch itself, so all four difficulty fields are left null per policy. A third-party aggregator (skiresort.com) publishes its own independently-derived split (green ~107 km, blue ~202 km, red+black combined ~103 km) but this is not sourced to the resort's own official statistics, so it was not used to fill these fields.
Lift count is unresolved: sources found ranged from 32 (seeverbier.com, likely outdated) to 35 (Wikipedia, for the Verbier/Savoleyres-La Tzoumaz/Bruson sector only) to 68-72 (various aggregators, for the whole 4 Vallées network). No single figure could be confirmed against the operator's own current site, so lifts_count is left null.
Base altitude is ambiguous: Verbier village itself sits at ~1,500 m (Wikipedia, cross-checked against multiple travel sources), but the lowest lift-served point of the wider 4 Vallées network is La Châble at roughly 820 m. altitude_base_m here uses the Verbier village figure since Verbier is the resort/village being profiled.
Verbier 4 Vallées is a very large lift network (92 lifts across Verbier/La Tzoumaz/Nendaz/Veysonnaz/Thyon); the list above focuses on lifts most associated with the Verbier side of the network, not the full area.
Capacity figures for Médran gondola, Funispace, Les Attelas, La Chaux Express and Savoleyres were not confirmed in sources checked and are left as null.
Night skiing was not confirmed for Verbier in the sources checked, so it is omitted from amenities rather than assumed.
The Jumbo cable car is reportedly slated for eventual replacement by a 3S system per industry sources (remontees-mecaniques.net); current entry reflects the still-operating reversible tramway.
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