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Make queuing for a full price Verbier ski pass a thing of the past.
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Save 10% 30 days ahead |
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For all Verbier ski passes and 4 Vallées ski passes |
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Save 5% 10 days ahead |
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For all Verbier ski passes and 4 Vallées ski passes |
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Save 10% for your 'Tribe' |
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Groups of at least 3 people including at least one |
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Save up to 50% |
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10% discount for youths born between 1993-2002 |
FREE Young children / infants born in 2011 or after
FREE Senior II, born in 1940 or before
Verbier & 4 Vallées Ski Area Map
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Three different passes
You have the choice between three ski passes.
4 Vallées ski pass |
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Marked in blue on map |
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The big cheese of lift passes. This is the most popular option and gives you access to the entire 4 valleys ski area including Verbier, Mont Fort, Nendaz, Veysonnaz, Thyon, Savoleyres and Bruson. |
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This pass gives you access to over 90 lifts, hundreds of kilometres of slopes, endless back country terrain and of course the highest point in the area, Mont Fort at 3330 meters. |
Verbier ski pass |
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Marked in red on map |
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Perfect as a day pass or a weekend break. Covers the ski area directly around Verbier and includes Tortin, La Chaux and the Savoleyres and Bruson areas but does not include Mont Fort. If you are buying for 7 days or more, you automatically get a 4 Vallées pass.A great basic pass that keeps things simple if you are only in Verbier for a day or two. |
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All of Verbier's slopes, iconic off piste runs like the Mont Gelé at 3023m, the snow park in La Chaux as well as Savoleyres and Bruson are all included in this pass. The highest mountain in the area, Mont Fort, is not included. If you decide you want to go up to Mont Fort you can simply buy a supplement on the day, in La Chaux, at the foot of the lift that takes you there. |
Savoleyres and Bruson ski pass |
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Marked in yellow on map |
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Off the beaten track but easily accessible these two areas offer great terrain both on and off piste. |
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If you want to take things at your own pace and crave a bit of tranquility this is the pass for you. There are plenty of accessible runs and crowds are rare. Local tip - on a powder day if your not feeling the crowds, escape to Bruson and make the most of its incredible forests. The same goes for a low visibility powder day, you won't regret it! |
Verbier lift pass price list and additional details
Medium Season base rates
High Season base rates
Price Calendar
Useful information |
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• A hands-free Keycard costs: 5 CHF and is reusable an infinite number of times. If you already have A 'Ski Data' Keycard, bring it with you and we will buy it from you for 5 CHF. |
Verbier ski pass Insurance |
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SNOW Assist insurance, for both adults and children, costs CHF 5 / day and per lift pass. |
Not staying in Verbier? No problem
If you are not staying in the resort but instead have accommodation down in the valley, in Le Châble for example, we have a great system in place. You can collect your Verbier ski pass at La Ruinette apartments, a 2 minute walk from the lift station in Le Châble.
We will deliver your lift passes the day before you need them, so they are ready waiting for you. Pick them up, enjoy a free cup of coffee or a beer on us and head up the mountain to hit the slopes.
Verbier Ski Pass & Ski Service Les Ruinettes a Match Made in Ski Heaven
This option is particularly convenient if you also want to pick your skis up at our unique mountain-top shop. Ski Service Les Ruinettes is a Verbier first, an entire ski shop located at the top of the main lift. Situated in the heart of the ski area at an altitude of 2200 meters, the shop provides ski hire, storage and equipment services. To find out the many ways in which Ski Service Les Ruinettes can make your ski holiday even better follow this link.
By choosing to collect your Verbier ski pass at La Ruinette in Le Châble and your ski equipment at Ski Service Les Ruinettes, you have picked a winning combo. You avoid both the bore of queuing for a ski pass and the hassle of lugging equipment around.
