The Skiers' Guide to Nendaz

Fast recently improved lifts link to Verbier, great mountain side bars including our fave tipi in sviez. Challenging fun ungroomed runs back from Verbier, but lift options for those who are uncomfortable on blacks. Not much doing in the evening, but enough for a few fun nights.

Nendaz is a fantastic gateway to the 4valleys ski area with brilliant off piste snow sure runs. Lots of accommodation options and easy access to ski over to Verbier

Was disappointed by skiing as the weather was bad so the lifts tot verbier were shut and the rest of the area was quite flat

In the middle of a major ski region, yet calm and family-friendly at the same time. Caters for all levels and is very well organised

Have visited Nendaz for the last 15 years early days probably a bit difficult area for beginner however as i improved the area opens up fantastically. Nendaz slightly quieter than Verbier and a little more affordable. Some good restaurants and takeaways and Hotel Nendaz has a decent Spa.

Start of February, but snow cover was not as good as we had hoped. The resort have added new lifts to the area making it more efficient to get around. 4 Vallées is known for off-piste skiing and has hundreds of KM of piste to enjoy. Great food options, though aprés is somewhat limited. Overall a brilliant place to ski

Beautifully quiet wide red runs, no queues for lifts, effective lift system around La Chaux, less so around Combatselline where it’s t bar and button led. That said, worth the schlep for the long red runs like L’Ours.

Great place for beginners - quieter than some of the other resorts. But there is little après vibe, if that's what you're after. There are a couple of decent places to eat, but the choice was limited (and some places advertising as open were closed). I went with a family, and they enjoyed the variety and ski schools for the kids. Very non-skier friendly too - lots of gondolas to get around the resort.

Amazing resort, feels like quite an intermediate area/runs so maybe not best for a beginner. Great cafes & bars and good vibes all around! Some amazing scenery.

Not one for beginners! This is very much an intermediate resort, and this is reflected in the small town at the bottom - only a few bars and restaurants. Clear this is a weekend resort for many. Lifts are good. Routes are great - would highly recommend a full bear run session. Easy access to the peak of Mont Fort.

great location for skiing centrally located in the middle of the 4 valleys. If apres and dining out are not your thing this is a good option for visiting the area

Nice, smaller resort. Great for families or beginners. Lots of accommodation types, great restaurants and nice village with shops. Great skiing even later in the season

We love this place - quiet slopes, scenic and lovely places for lunch. Aprés is limited but perfect for our needs

Nendaz really impressed us as a group. Apres was limited but still a good bar that was busy on certain days. It’s better for money than verbier. Only issue is skiing in the rest of the valleys you need to be careful to get the last lift back. Would recommend parking in the car park at the bottom of thyon to remove this issue

Great resort to go as a family (young and old) great restaurants/ apres. Better for chalet parties than night life.

Spent a week here and had the best time! Great connections to Verbier and other resorts, and overall great experience

Just great relaxed area with plenty of places to ski, and to go to verbier sivez, thyon, ski bus from Nendaz to sivez,

Part of the 4 vallées comment you have access to a very well kept and extensive ski area, especially veysonnaz and verbier.

We love Nendaz. Super friendly people, brilliant off piste and great apres. A better value for money option than verbier.

Most of the on-piste benefits of Verbier without the crowds if you can forego Brit dominated apres choices.