4 Vallées (1500m-3330m)

A ski area as huge as the Verbier/4 Valleys region offers a wide variety of slopes presenting every conceivable degree of difficulty. There is something in it for everyone!
NOVICES/FAMILIES WITH YOUNG SKIERS
The “bunny runs” are in the resort vicinity (Les Moulins, Les Esserts). To progress gradually to a higher level, the wide, rolling and gently sloping Savoleyres runs – classified as red or blue – are an ideal terrain. La Chaux, which is easy to reach with the “La Chaux Express”, offers sunny slopes in similar categories, and a “slow ski” piste guaranteeing enhanced security for beginners.
INTERMEDIATE LEVEL
Skiers in this category can take on nearly all the marked slopes. By trying different runs while staying in the general vicinity of Verbier, there are ample opportunities to meet new challenges. It is also possible to discover the 4 Valleys but you are advised to take the cable car down to Tortin. Bruson, on the other side of the Vallée de Bagnes, is an excellent alternative. Less crowded, this small resort has slopes well suited to family skiing and some little-known and where, thanks to it’s North- East aspect, the powder stays good for longer.
EXPERTS ON BUMPS AND POWDER SNOW
If you are in this league, you should try the area's great classics like Mont-Fort, Chassoure, Tortin, Mont-Gelé and the many others which run through the 4 Valleys. But be sure to obey all the rules of safety.
SNOWPARK
The snowpark in La Chaux awaits you with its three freestyle trails (beginner, advanced, pro) and its many boxes and rails. BBQ and DJ on the place.