In Verbier, the mountain is experienced both on and off the slopes. In the Swiss Valais, this 4 Valleys resort attracts ski and freeride enthusiasts, but also those who enjoy charming spots, chalets, and days outdoors. In summer, it’s all about hiking, mountain biking, and alpine views. With family, friends, as a couple, or with colleagues, imagine a stay that suits you, with the support of the 1786 team.

Where is Verbier?

Verbier is located in the canton of Valais, in the southwest of Switzerland, on the heights of the Val de Bagnes, not far from Martigny. The village sits at about 1,500 meters above sea level. It provides access to the 4 Valleys ski area and Mont Fort, whose summit reaches around 3,330 meters. 

You can get to the resort notably from Le Châble, in the valley. Once you're there, the mountain scenery is never far away, whether you came to ski, hike, or just enjoy the village atmosphere.

To soak in the picturesque ambiance of Annecy, stroll through the pedestrian street of Sainte-Claire, where you can observe, among other things, the trout, a symbol of the city. By crossing a few bridges, you can also reach the iconic Palais de l'Isle, undoubtedly the most photographed monument in Annecy! This building has played many roles over time since its construction in the 12th century, such as a prison, a mint, or a courthouse.

Get closer to the shores of Lake Annecy by wandering through the Gardens of Europe, the ideal spot for leisurely strolls, reading a book in the shade of trees, or enjoying a delicious ice cream. Cross the pont des Amours to reach the Pâquier and enjoy a peaceful walk to the casino and the Imperial Palace... It's one of the activities in Annecy not to be missed!

Why choose Verbier for your next trip?

Why choose Verbier for your next trip?

Verbier is popular for its sporty side, without having to spend the whole day on the slopes. You can start early in the mountains, have lunch up high, and enjoy the village vibe by the end of the day.

the 4 Valleys ski area

The 4 Valleys, a playground for skiers

Verbier is part of the 4 Valleys ski area, which connects several resorts in Valais. You can spend long days skiing organized to suit your level, with high-altitude areas and routes popular among freeride fans. Off-piste trips require proper guidance and checking the conditions.

A sports resort, but also some great spots

After skiing or hiking, Verbier changes pace: restaurants, terraces, après-ski bars, and upscale accommodations are all part of its identity. You can go for a lively vibe or prefer a chalet and a quieter evening.

Activities that don't stop in winter

When the snow gives way to the trails, Verbier remains an outdoor destination. Mountain biking, e-biking, hiking, trail running, and paragliding let you discover the Val de Bagnes in a different way.

View of Lake Annecy from the Col de la Forclaz, take-off zone for paragliding attempts to experience with Agence 1786

When to go to Verbier?

The ideal time mostly depends on what you want to do: ski, enjoy the trails, or find a quieter resort.

Where is Annecy located?

Annecy is ideally situated in the heart of the Alps, just 1 hour and 20 minutes from Lyon-Saint-Exupéry and Grenoble airports, and 45 minutes from Geneva airport.

The Annecy agglomeration is also 1 hour and 20 minutes away from Chamonix-Mont-Blanc and Evian-les-Bains, 50 minutes from Albertville and Annemasse, 40 minutes from Chambéry, 30 minutes from Aix-les-Bains, and 3 hours from Turin. Its geographical position makes it a prime destination for any journey to explore the Alps!

What is the best time to visit Annecy?

Spring and summer are the perfect seasons to visit Annecy. You can enjoy the beauty of nature coming to life, the splendid landscapes offered by the surrounding mountains, and a multitude of sports and water activities!

What to do in Verbier in the summer?

Explore Verbier and the Val de Bagnes by mountain bike or e-bike

The trails and paths in the area offer several ways to discover the mountains by bike. Depending on your experience, choose a sporty ride or a more relaxed trip on an electric bike.

Go hiking or trail running

From Verbier, routes lead to viewpoints, alpine pastures, and high-altitude trails. A guided hike can also be a chance to learn more about the landscapes and alpine environment.

Discover the valley by paragliding

To see the Val de Bagnes from a different perspective, paragliding is one of the activities available in the region, depending on weather conditions and provider availability.

Getting a bird’s-eye view at Mont Fort


Mont Fort is one of the major landmarks of the area. Its panoramic view of the Alps makes it a trip worth considering when the lifts are open. The Mont Fort zip line is also one of the activities to check out depending on the season and operating conditions.

Tasting local know-how


A visit to a cheese factory, a chocolate workshop, or a tasting of Valais wines can round out a day outdoors. These moments add another dimension to your stay, bringing you closer to the products and people of the region.

What to do in Verbier in winter?

Skiing in the 4 Valleys


This is Verbier’s flagship activity. The ski area connects different sectors and allows you to alternate between slopes, breaks at altitude, and discoveries throughout the day. For freeride enthusiasts, route choices should always take skill level and safety conditions into account.

Try snowshoeing or ski touring


Want a day away from the hustle and bustle of the slopes? Snowshoeing and ski touring offer a different way to experience the mountains. The route and guidance are chosen based on the participants’ experience and the day’s conditions.

Enjoy après-ski


In Verbier, the day doesn’t necessarily end when the lifts close. Bars, restaurants, and tastings let you extend the fun, in a festive or more relaxed atmosphere depending on your mood.

The must-sees to discover in Verbier

The must-sees to discover in Verbier

Mont Fort and Its Views


An iconic peak in the area, around 3,330 meters high, perfect for taking in the alpine scenery when access is possible.


The 4 Valleys Ski Area


The large ski area linked to Verbier, with various sectors to explore in winter.


The Village of Verbier


Its streets, chalets, shops, and restaurants let you enjoy the resort without a sporting agenda.


The Val de Bagnes


The valley above which Verbier sits: a beautiful gateway to the landscapes, villages, and traditions of Valais.

Gastronomy and the art of living in Verbier

In Verbier, people also enjoy taking the time to sit down for a meal. After a day outside, the village restaurants and mountain spots offer a chance to discover hearty cuisine, ranging from Swiss specialties to more contemporary dishes.

Cheeses, Raclette and Fondue: The Flavors of Valais


Raclette, fondue, mountain cheeses, and local products are among the pleasures of a stay in Valais. Depending on your interests, visiting producers or enjoying a tasting can be part of your itinerary.


Mountain Restaurants and Great Spots


For a lunch between activities or a more refined dinner, Verbier offers several atmospheres: mountain huts, alpine brasseries, gourmet restaurants, or lively spots. The choice depends on your group, the season, and the experience you’re looking for.

Organize your seminar or group trip in Verbier

To bring colleagues together in the mountains, Verbier offers an appealing setting: outdoor activities, accommodations suitable for different formats, and opportunities for social moments. A group stay can combine work time, exploring the resort, and shared activities.

A program tailored to your team

Seminar, incentive trip, or stay with colleagues: the content can be planned according to the season, group size, and your goals. Activities, locations, and capacities will be confirmed during the preparation phase.

Organization to be built with 1786

The 1786 team already supports the organization of professional stays and events in the Alps. For Verbier, accommodations, transfers, meeting spaces, and private services will be specified after partner validation and confirmation of local offerings.

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