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Verbier

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Resort Guide

Verbier Ski Resort is located in the Swiss Alps in the canton of Valais and is part of the renowned 4 Vallées ski area, offering over 400 km of slopes and varied terrain for all levels. The resort is known for its vibrant alpine village atmosphere, panoramic mountain views, and exceptional off-piste opportunities. Key amenities include modern lift systems, a wide selection of restaurants and après-ski venues, and a range of accommodations from luxury hotels to chalets. Verbier stands out for its combination of challenging runs, lively social scene, and access to extensive backcountry skiing.

Key Info

LUXSKI Hotels1
RegionEurope
CountrySwitzerland
Base Elevation1,500m
Summit Elevation3,330m
Vertical Drop1,830m
Skiable Acres101,807
Total Lifts33
Annual Snowfall216 inches / 549 cm
Longest Run15 km / 9.3 mi
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Weather & Snow

Updated 05:35 PM
Snow Sure Score
45
Fair

Adequate snow - check forecasts before booking.

Verbier's Snow Sure Score of 45/100 indicates fair conditions, primarily influenced by the current snow depth of 21cm at the base and 69cm at the summit, which are below average for optimal skiing. The recent snowfall of 38.7cm over the past week has provided some improvement, yet the lack of fresh snow in the last 24 hours and limited historic data contribute to a lower score. With an expected average of 45.1cm over the next 14 days, visitors can anticipate a gradual enhancement in conditions, but should be prepared for variable terrain, especially at lower elevations.

Depth: 12.7/30Recent: 7.2/25Forecast: 14.9/25Historic: 10/20

Today features clear skies and very cold temperatures, providing excellent visibility but requiring guests to dress warmly for outdoor activities. No new snow is expected until later in the week, so current snow conditions will remain firm. A significant change is forecast starting January 8, with multiple days of moderate to heavy snowfall and rising temperatures, which will refresh the slopes and improve skiing conditions. Staff should prepare for increased snowfall and wind from midweek onward, while guests planning visits later in the week can look forward to fresh powder but should be aware of potentially challenging weather and travel conditions.

Temperature
-1°F
Clear sky
Snow Depth
27.2in
at base
14-Day Forecast
17.8in
expected
Base
1500m · 4,922ft
Temp
19°F
Wind
3km/h
Snow Depth
8.3in
14-Day Snow
16.6in
Summit
3330m · 10,926ft
Temp
-1°F
Wind
3km/h
Snow Depth
27.2in
14-Day Snow
17.4in
Last 24h
0in
Last 7 Days
15.3in
Season Total
44in
Wind Gusts
10km/h
14-Day Snow Forecast by Model
ECMWF
19in
GFS
10in
GEM
12in
JMA
45in
MétéoFr
1in
10-Day Forecast
Sun
4
1°
-8°
Mon
5
-4°
-8°
Tue
6
-5°
-8°
Wed
7
1°
-8°
Thu
8
14°
-1°
3in
Fri
9
15°
10°
7.4in
Sat
10
9°
4°
4.9in
Sun
11
27°
4°
2in
Mon
12
23°
16°
0.4in
Tue
13
16°
9°
Season vs Historic Average
-47%
vs 5-Year Avg
-44%
vs 30-Year Avg
83in
5-Yr Avg by Now
77in
30-Yr Avg by Now

Over the past five years, average seasonal snowfall has slightly exceeded the 30-year average, indicating a modest upward trend in recent seasons. However, the current season's snowfall is significantly below both the 5-year and 30-year averages, at just 53% and 56% of those benchmarks, respectively. The 2023 season stands out as an anomaly with exceptionally high snowfall, while other recent years have generally hovered near or below long-term norms, highlighting considerable year-to-year variability.

Data: Open-Meteo · Updated Hourly

Top Après Ski

Farinet Lounge Bar – Renowned for its legendary après-ski parties, live music, and panoramic terrace views, Farinet Lounge Bar is a Verbier institution where skiers and snowboarders gather for vibrant evenings and a lively social scene.