Verbier
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Pros
- Haven't been to Verbier either, but if you're into freeriding, I have heard that it's quite interesting in that regard.
- I would add Verbier, St. Anton, Obertauern, La Thuile.
- If you want any freeride (if you got the knowledge to do it in Europe of course) Verbier.
- There are resorts where people will go for off piste on marked routes, ski routes. They're mitigated to a point... St Anton, Ischgl, Verbier, Chamonix all have some of mitigation
- Not everywhere, Verbier has ungroomed and avy controlled yellow itinerary runs
Cons
- If you really want the food then Chamonix over Verbier.
Sentiment
10 positive (91%) · 1 mixed (9%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted score: +90% · raw score 91%
What redditors said (10 of 11)
Haven't been to Verbier either, but if you're into freeriding, I have heard that it's quite interesting in that regard.
I would add Verbier, St. Anton, Obertauern, La Thuile.
If you want any freeride (if you got the knowledge to do it in Europe of course) Verbier.
There are resorts where people will go for off piste on marked routes, ski routes. They're mitigated to a point... St Anton, Ischgl, Verbier, Chamonix all have some of mitigation
If you really want the food then Chamonix over Verbier.
Not everywhere, Verbier has ungroomed and avy controlled yellow itinerary runs
you're looking for yellow pistes at verbier
honestly I prefer other Swiss resorts for off piste and freeriding like Verbier and Les Portes du Soleil.
That being said, a few resorts that come to mind which offer a decent amount of these types of runs are: Davos/Klosters Verbier (4 Vallées) Val d'Isere/Tignes
When there is snow to the valley floor…we can ski 8200 vertical feet, one run, lift to lift. Verbier.