Conditions in Verbier are holding up well at the moment. While it hasn’t snowed for a little while, there is enough snow to ski comfortably, particularly on the pistes, and thanks to the resort’s altitude the snowpack is staying in good shape.

The photo above was taken this morning from Ruinettes, looking across towards Mont Blanc. Visibility was excellent, temperatures were cold, and I had a really enjoyable ski day making the most of what’s available on the mountain right now.

During periods like this, when fresh snowfall is limited, good decision-making becomes more important. Knowing where the best snow is, how to link runs efficiently, and how to adapt your skiing to the conditions can make a huge difference to your day. This is where skiing with an experienced local instructor really pays off — helping you ski better, stay safe, and get the most enjoyment out of the terrain that’s skiing best.

A fresh top-up of snow would obviously be very welcome, and hopefully it’s not too far away. Until then, Verbier’s high altitude, snow management, and varied terrain mean there’s still plenty to enjoy.

If you’re heading out skiing soon and want to make the most of the current conditions, now is a great time to book ski lesson — whether that’s refining technique, exploring the mountain, or simply maximising your ski day.

Winter is building steadily, and there’s lots to be positive about.

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