Switzerland
Luxury Ski Chalets in Veysonnaz
A sun-drenched traditional Valais village offering direct access to the massive 4 Vallées.
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1,350m
Altitude
3,330m
Summit
410km
Pistes
1,980m
Vertical Drop
5m per season
Avg. Snow
Mid-December - Late April
Season
About the Resort
About Veysonnaz
Perched on a sunny terrace high above the Rhone Valley, Veysonnaz is a charming traditional Swiss village that retains its authentic Valaisanne character. With its historic wooden chalets and breathtaking views over the Bernese Alps, it provides a tranquil and picturesque base for winter sports enthusiasts. Despite its quiet demeanor, Veysonnaz is a gateway to one of the world's largest ski domains.
The Resort
The resort directly connects to the 4 Vallées network, giving skiers and snowboarders access to 410km of linked pistes. It is most famous for hosting the legendary Piste de l'Ours, a renowned World Cup downhill track that attracts advanced skiers seeking a world-class challenge. Whether carving down immaculate groomed runs or exploring vast off-piste areas, the terrain here is truly world-class.
Veysonnaz strikes an ideal balance for mixed groups. Families appreciate the uncrowded local slopes and excellent ski schools, while mileage-hungry intermediates and expert freeriders can easily venture out to Verbier and the towering Mont-Fort glacier. The warm, welcoming atmosphere makes it a perfect retreat after a long day exploring the vast mountain playground.
On the Mountain
Skiing in Veysonnaz is defined by steep, thrilling reds in the local Printse sector and seamless access to the staggering 410km of the 4 Vallées. Expert skiers flock to the legendary Piste de l'Ours, while intermediates and beginners can enjoy the wide, sun-drenched cruising runs above Thyon.
4 Vallées, Valais
The largest ski area entirely in Switzerland, linking Veysonnaz, Thyon, Nendaz, Verbier, and La Tzoumaz.
Location
Where is Veysonnaz?
Resort Details
Ideal For
Veysonnaz is perfect for
Advanced Skiers
Home to the famous Piste de l'Ours and rapid access to challenging 4 Vallées terrain.
Families
Offers a quiet, traditional village atmosphere with sunny, uncrowded local slopes.
Intermediates
Endless red and blue cruisers stretching across the expansive Printse sector.
Off-Piste Enthusiasts
Vast freeride itineraries connecting to the legendary Mont-Fort glacier.
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Where to Eat
Dining in Veysonnaz
Restaurant La Remointze
On-mountain (Piste de l'Ours)
A cozy, traditional mountain hut offering spectacular panoramic views over the Rhone Valley.
Le Magrappé
Village Center (Base of Gondola)
A charming, traditional Valaisanne restaurant and hotel located perfectly for après-ski dining.
Cabane des Crêtes
On-mountain (Thyon sector)
Authentic alpine cabin offering hearty Swiss classics and a massive, sun-soaked terrace.
Restaurant Le Greppon-Blanc
Village Center
A welcoming village establishment perfect for a relaxed evening meal with excellent local wines.
Common Questions
Veysonnaz FAQ
When is the best time to ski in Veysonnaz?
The ski season in Veysonnaz typically runs Mid-December to late April. The resort averages 5m per season of snowfall, so conditions are usually reliable throughout. Dynamic pricing is used for 4 Vallées passes; booking online in advance yields the best rates.
What is the skiing like in Veysonnaz?
Veysonnaz offers 410km of pistes with a vertical drop of 1,980m. Skiing in Veysonnaz is defined by steep, thrilling reds in the local Printse sector and seamless access to the staggering 410km of the 4 Vallées. Expert skiers flock to the legendary Piste de l'Ours, while intermediates and beginners can enjoy the wide, sun-drenched cruising runs above Thyon. It forms part of the 4 Vallées, Valais ski area.
What makes Veysonnaz special?
A sun-drenched traditional Valais village offering direct access to the massive 4 Vallées. Veysonnaz is a traditional alpine village, known for its distinctive character and atmosphere. Key highlights include family friendly, intermediates, advanced, experts, quiet village.
What are the snow conditions like in Veysonnaz?
Veysonnaz receives an average of 5m per season of snowfall. With skiing up to 3,330m, higher altitude terrain holds snow well into spring. Recent snowfall: Consistent alpine snowpack with excellent artificial coverage on lower runs.
Is Veysonnaz good for advanced skiers?
Veysonnaz is well-suited for several types of visitors. For advanced skiers: Home to the famous Piste de l'Ours and rapid access to challenging 4 Vallées terrain. For families: Offers a quiet, traditional village atmosphere with sunny, uncrowded local slopes. For intermediates: Endless red and blue cruisers stretching across the expansive Printse sector.
How do you get to Veysonnaz?
The nearest airport is Geneva Airport (GVA), about 165km away (approximately 2h 00min by transfer). Airport shuttles, private taxis, or train to Sion followed by a brief bus ride. Veysonnaz is also reachable by train via Sion. Regular PostBus service runs frequently from Sion directly to the resort.
How much is a lift pass in Veysonnaz?
Lift passes in Veysonnaz are available as Adult Day Pass (Printse) (CHF 66), Adult Day Pass (4 Vallées) (CHF 85), Adult 6-Day Pass (4 Vallées) (CHF 405). Passes often cover the wider 4 Vallées, Valais area, giving access to a much larger ski domain. Book passes and ski school online at least a month prior, especially during the February school holidays.
Where are the best places to eat in Veysonnaz?
Standout dining in Veysonnaz includes Restaurant La Remointze (A cozy, traditional mountain hut offering spectacular panoramic views over the Rhone Valley.), Le Magrappé (A charming, traditional Valaisanne restaurant and hotel located perfectly for après-ski dining.), Cabane des Crêtes (Authentic alpine cabin offering hearty Swiss classics and a massive, sun-soaked terrace.). With 4 recommended restaurants in total, the resort offers an impressive dining scene for a ski destination.
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