Verbier is now firmly into spring mode, but there is still plenty of good skiing to be found if you follow the altitude. The higher terrain across Mont Fort and Attelas is holding up well, especially in the mornings when the snow still feels properly wintery. Lower down, the slopes are softer and more variable, but the overall coverage remains solid for the time of year and the mountain still feels very much open for business.
Snow and Weather Summary
Snow depths are currently around 70 to 110 cm at resort level, with between 180 and 280 cm higher up across the ski area. There has been only light snowfall recently, with a few centimetres at altitude that have helped freshen the upper slopes without changing the underlying spring base. Coverage remains good across the main pistes, particularly above 2000 metres.
Temperatures have been ranging from minus 7 to minus 2 degrees on the highest slopes, while resort level has seen daytime highs of around plus 6 to plus 11 degrees. The freezing level has been sitting between 2300 and 2700 metres, dropping overnight and allowing for a decent refreeze. Winds have generally been light, with occasional moderate gusts on exposed terrain.
Skiing conditions are best early in the day, with firm pistes offering reliable grip across the mountain. Higher altitude sectors, especially around Mont Fort, are holding their quality well through the morning. As temperatures rise, the snow softens into a classic spring surface. Lower runs and valley descents become heavier and more uneven by mid to late afternoon, particularly on sunnier aspects.
