The Skiers' Guide to Verbier

I enjoyed verbier but it was huge that we had to move around. They didn’t have a green slope and the blue wasn’t very easy for beginners. Night life was dead

This resort is amazing for people who love off piste skiing and more difficult terrain. The town is great as well with lots of restaurant options including amazing sushi and Italian restaurants. There is no après ski on the mountain but you can visit Farinet for live music every day!

Fantastic skiing area, plenty of runs. Not really for beginners, most of runs are red or black. beautiful views, little bit expensive but great atmosphere and good food.

Took the whole family, from first time skier to advanced. Perfect for everyone. Can definitely get pretty slushing on the lower slopes, but that’s to be expected in early April, and plenty of great runs up the mountain.

Verbier is always a lot of fun! Lots of variety and good snow! Make sure you arrive early because the line at the bottom can get slow. The village is very dynamic and easy to naviguate with public transport.

Verbier is an amazing resort for experienced skiers, not so much beginner friendly. Limited snow parks with only box and rail features, as well as a small jump and rollers. However, there are many great off piste runs and handmade kickers/side hits that can be found near the groomed slopes. Taking the lift up to Mont Fort at 3330 meters you can find one of the best, steepest, mogul runs with stunning views. Visited in the end of December to beggining of January and it hadn’t snowed in 7 weeks so no powder, but vast majority of slopes were still open and in great condition.

Overall good but too crowded the slopes get really icy early on so should get to the slopes when they open in the morning. Very good lunch spots in the slopes but not very much apres ski compared to other resorts

There is a great place good for beginners and all the way through to advanced. There’s a good reason why people who have been there keep going back.

Great resort just slightly busy great snow and great fun apres and lunches. Bit expensive tho but compleltly worth jt

Verbier is an amazing resort for high energy, off piste skiing. The slopes are generally steeper than most other resorts so a red in Verbier may be considered a black elsewhere so this will need to be kept in mind. So many food options and good apres options too

First time for 2 days was a blast. Will return for a longer stay. Services in village and on mountain were great. No complaints.

Verbier is an amazing resort for all ages and all levels too. There’s a wide variety of slope difficulties and with access to the 4 valleys you can explore other resorts. At times, the snow off piste wasn’t great but the slope team did an excellent job of making sure there was snow on the pistes. In the weeks coming up to Christmas, the slopes were empty in the mornings which meant you can do may runs with fresh pistes before the moguls form. One of the downsides of Verbier is that it is really expensive, especially if you plan to eat on the slopes as it quickly adds up even when you go the self service restaurants. If you prepare sandwiches at home and bring your own snacks, you can manage the costs. Overall, I highly recommend Verbier to newcomers.

The resort is gorgeous, with really beautiful runs and views. Expect to pay a lot to stay here and for all food / drink. You will enjoy it though so worth visiting!

An amazing resort with some of the best restaurants, particular favourite being La Marmot and in town Pub Monfort is great for a dance and lovely food and drinks! Ski area is brilliant and a little icy when I went but plenty of options for alternative runs and lifts etc. Would visit again!

Love skiing in the four valleys on Verbier. Such a vast amount of skiing there and love the little
Food spots hidden around the mountain. Love coming here with my family and hope every can get to visit!

Verbier is currently my favourite mountain I have skied at. After comparing it to Zermatt, I believe it is bigger, less crowded, and offers more variety in terrain, including more advanced slopes. There are also many additional attractions such as speed checkers, ski cross, and more. The lifts are very good, and the wait lines aren usually too long. The skiing is amazing, because the terrain+scenery is one-of a kind. Overall, I would say it is a must vist at least once, and an amazing experience

Great resort with amazing pistes which cater to a variety of ability levels. Lifts are fast and efficient with little queues.

Amazing marked off piste and challenging runs, lifts take you high and run efficiently. An expensive resort but well worth it

Great resort, a nice amount of snow in late December 2025 from verbier upwards. Great snow on slopes and good food too.

I have visited verbier to ski on several occasions now including skiing the whole 4 valleys. There is a good range of slopes for all levels and they are maintained well. The nightlife is also particularly good with the street party on NYE being a particular favourite.