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Ski lifts in Verbier
Discover the top Verbier ski lifts
Verbier St Bernard is part of the '4 Vallees', made up of Verbier, Nendaz, Veysonnaz and Thyon. Accross these four valleys there are 92 ski lifts and more than 412km of pistes to enjoy, and with the excellent lift system you can access all the skiing that Verbier and the '4 Vallees' has to offer.
Verbier itself has 34 lifts taking you from the Verbier town at 1500m all the way up to Mont Fort at 3023m. With 195km of pistes the lift system gives you access to the wonderful slopes and breath taking views.
The lifts are marked on the piste map using straight black lines and there are four types of lifts that will take you up the mountain in no time, button/drag lifts, chairlifts, cable cars and gondola lifts. Open throughout the winter season, including Christmas and New Years day you can access a wide variety of pistes and mountain restaurants. With the hands-free lift passes you can whizz around the slopes fuss free although check which ski pass options are available and ski pass prices before going up the mountain.
In the summer the lifts are open to pedestrians, mountain bikers and paragliders. Although there are not as many lifts open in the summer as there are in the winter you can enjoy the beautiful scenery and all the summer activities. Find out about summer lift options and the summer lift pass prices.
Lift access and restrictions
| Wheel Chair access | All gondolas and cable cars from Le Châble to Verbier, Ruinettes and La Chaux are wheelchair accessible. Unfortunately this does not apply to the chairlifts. |
| Mountain Bikers | Permitted on all lifts except for the La Chaux Express and the Mont Fort Jumbo. Take a look at Verbier Mountain Biking to read more |
| Paragliders/Parapenters | Permitted on all lifts; although take-off sites are situated at Ruinettes and Savoleyres. Check out Verbier for Paragliding for more information |
| Dogs | Permitted on all lifts; must be kept on a lead and any mess must be cleaned up. |
| Babies | It is not recommended to expose babies to sudden changes in altitude or temperature - if lift staff consider your child too young to travel on certain lifts they reserve the right to refuse you entry. Please see our Tips for Families & Kids section for advice. The Mont Fort lifts climbs to an altitude of 3300m; you are advised not to take children under the age of 3 years old on the last section of this lift. |
