Verbier 4 Vallées è una stazione sciistica alpina in Svizzera. Verbier 4 Vallées si estende da 1500 m a 3330 m sul livello del mare. I dati pubblicati indicano 410 km di piste.
Descritta ufficialmente da verbier4vallees.ch come attiva all'incirca da novembre a fine aprile, con una pausa a maggio prima che i settori glaciali (area Mont-Fort/Tortin) riaprano per un breve periodo di sci estivo a giugno. Le date esatte di apertura/chiusura variano a seconda dell'anno e del settore; un aggregatore terzo ha indicato per una specifica stagione il periodo dal 14 novembre 2026 al 25 aprile 2027. Aeroporto più vicino: Ginevra (~2-2,5 ore di auto/trasferimento). Collegamento ferroviario principale più vicino: Martigny (sulla linea principale svizzera), poi un treno locale (Saint-Bernard Express) fino a Le Châble, seguito da una funivia fino a Verbier, oppure accesso diretto su strada.
Cabinovie e seggiovie sono elencate sopra in "Impianti principali". Qui sono indicate specificamente le funivie a va e vieni con due stazioni — un tipo di impianto distinto.
Solo località verificate: l'area della stazione sciistica e le sue stazioni di funivia. Non disponiamo di coordinate precise per i singoli alloggi, quindi non sono indicati sulla mappa — usa il link di prenotazione nella barra laterale.
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
Ogni nota qui sotto proviene da una pubblicazione ufficiale della stazione o da una fonte indipendente.
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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