Snowshoeing

Contact the tourist office to find out about trail openings and conditions. For itineraries located within the ski area, live information is available on InfoSnow.

Across the Verbier–Val de Bagnes destination as well as in La Tzoumaz, signposted itineraries are available here.

Choose warm, breathable and waterproof clothing, as well as sturdy hiking boots. Don’t forget sunglasses and sunscreen.

Yes, access is free, except if you choose an itinerary starting from Savoleyres or Les Ruinettes. In this case, a pedestrian pass is required. You can purchase it online on the verbier4vallées website.

Yes. Stay on marked trails and respect wildlife protection zones. These areas are essential for animals’ survival. During winter, wildlife has less food available and needs to conserve energy.

Yes. However, your dog must be kept on a lead in villages, busy public areas, near livestock, on public transport and in places where this obligation is indicated. Elsewhere, your dog must remain under your control at all times.
Dog owners are required to pick up their dog’s waste, both in public areas and on agricultural land, in order to avoid any health risks for livestock. Make sure you always carry the necessary equipment with you.
Dogs are allowed in gondola lifts, but not on chairlifts.

Many sports shops offer snowshoe rental as well as clothing rental.

Snowshoe walks are a wonderful way to explore the mountains and forests when everything is covered in snow. The landscapes change, the views open up, and some itineraries offer truly breathtaking panoramas. You can find them on our map.

• Clambin (itinerary 2)
• St-Christophe (itinerary 3)
• Cabane Mont-Fort (itinerary 4)
• Posodziet (itinerary 17)
• La Crevasse (itinerary 20)
• Savoleyres (itinerary 28)

Yes, in the Val de Bagnes it is perfectly possible to combine a winter hike with a gourmet break in a mountain restaurant.

Snowshoeing can be enjoyed as a family from around 6 years old, on simple routes adapted to the child’s level.