• Les 4 Vallees skiing
  

  
  The 4 Valleys combines 400km of ski runs and 92 lifts linking the resorts of Verbier, La Tzoumaz, Bruson, Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon. The highest point in the area is the Mont-Fort glacier (3,330 m). Runs for all levels criss-cross the amazing surroundings in this winter sports’ paradise with its modern infrastructure and good snow.
  
  

• Verbier village
  

  
  Situated at an elevation of 1,500m (5,000 ft), Verbier is a classic French-speaking Swiss mountain resort village, with hotels built in the typical Swiss chalet style. It's rather expensive, and boasts good haute-cuisine restaurants, featuring both Savoyard and classic French cuisine. For less expensive lodging options, you may consider staying down around Chablet. It is connected to Verbier by a gondola - the same one that continues up to the Verbier ski slopes.
  
  

• Freeride
  

  
  Verbier is one of the top off-piste destinations in the world. Routes range from untouched yet secured (in-bound) slopes of Gentianes and Plan du Fou, to experts-only lines of the Backside Mont-Fort, Mont-Gelé, Vallon d’Arby, and Bec des Rosses. Verbier is one of the stops of Free Ride World Tour
  
  

• Hiking
  

  
  In Verbier, 950 km of footpaths are waiting to take you away from it all to the heart of nature. Whether you’re on holiday with your family, looking for sporting action or the chance to take part in a grand tour, the region caters for all levels of walker.
  
  

• Mountain Biking
  

  
  Enjoy 28 groomed cross-country trails, 200 kilometers of mountain bike pistes, try out an electric mountain bike or take on the five downhill runs at the bikepark. Not to be missed trails include the Mont-Blanc route and the Tour du Mont-Fort.
  
  

• Pays du St-Bernard
  

  
  Bordering Italy, the Pays du St-Bernard is known for its pass, its hospice and its St-Bernard dogs. In summer and winter alike, resorts and villages such as Champex-Lac, La Fouly and Vichères-Liddes have developed an authentic brand of tourism, which is ideally suited to families.
  
  

• Cross Country Skiing
  

  
  Forest tracks for sporty types, high altitude for lovers of stunning panoramas or village meanders for those looking for an authentic experience – there’s a track for everyone. Classic cross country skiing is available everywhere.
  
  

• Durnand Gorge
  

  
  As you pass through tunnels, up steps and along galleries you can hear the river thunder and roar through this narrow gorge with its towering rock faces to the right and left of the Durnand.
  
  

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