Switzerland
Skiing in Val d’Anniviers
Authentic Swiss charm meets thrilling freeride terrain in the heart of the Valais Alps.
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Off-piste
Big ski area
Families
Intermediate
Expert
1,570m
Altitude
3,025m
Summit
220km
Pistes
1,455m
Vertical Drop
5.5m per season
Avg. Snow
Mid-December - Mid-April
Season
About the Resort
About Val d’Anniviers
Val d'Anniviers is one of Switzerland's best-kept secrets, offering an authentic alpine experience far removed from the mega-resorts. Comprising picturesque, sun-drenched villages like Grimentz, Zinal, Saint-Luc, Chandolin, and Vercorin, the valley is steeped in tradition, featuring ancient sun-blackened timber chalets and a distinct, unhurried atmosphere.
Ideal For
Val d’Anniviers is perfect for
Freeriders
Extensive, easily accessible off-piste terrain with steep couloirs and deep powder bowls, especially around Zinal.
Authenticity Seekers
Villages like Grimentz are famous for their preserved historic chalets, narrow alleys, and traditional Swiss atmosphere.
Families
Quiet slopes, excellent local ski schools, and dedicated beginner zones in Vercorin and Saint-Luc.
Intermediate Cruisers
Saint-Luc and Chandolin offer long, sun-drenched red and blue pistes with incredible panoramic views.
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Resort Details
In Detail
More about Val d’Anniviers
The Resort
Skiers and snowboarders are drawn to its 220 kilometers of diverse, uncrowded pistes, which are accessed via a single valley-wide ski pass. Grimentz and Zinal, linked by a spectacular cable car, provide a haven for freeriders with high-altitude, north-facing slopes that hold pristine powder. Meanwhile, Saint-Luc and Chandolin sit on the sunny, eastern side of the valley, offering spectacular panoramic views of four-thousand-meter peaks, including the Matterhorn.
The appeal of Val d'Anniviers lies in its combination of raw natural beauty, thrilling off-piste access, and deeply rooted Swiss heritage. It caters perfectly to those seeking a mix of challenging mountain adventures and quiet, romantic evenings enjoying traditional Valaisanne cuisine by a roaring fire.
On the Mountain
The skiing spans across multiple distinct sectors, offering everything from sunny, sweeping blue and red runs in Saint-Luc/Chandolin to steep, technical descents and legendary freeride terrain in Zinal. The recent cable car connection between Grimentz and Zinal has created a vast, varied playground with breathtaking views of the Imperial Crown of 4,000m peaks.
Valais Alps
A dramatic, high-altitude region in southwestern Switzerland renowned for its towering 4,000m peaks, excellent snow reliability, and traditional alpine culture.
Location
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Where to Eat
Dining in Val d’Anniviers
Restaurant de Moiry
Grimentz Village
A deeply traditional, atmospheric restaurant famous for authentic Valaisanne specialties in a historic setting.
Cabane de Bella Tola
On-mountain, Saint-Luc
A charming, high-altitude mountain hut offering cozy interiors, a spectacular sunny terrace, and hearty Swiss classics.
Le Besso
Zinal Village
A welcoming, rustic spot perfect for warming up after a long day of freeriding in the Zinal sector.
Grand Chalet Favre
Saint-Luc Village
An elegant, historic chalet offering refined local cuisine and a beautiful terrace overlooking the valley.
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