Mark the date: Wednesday 18 March 2026.

Boss des Bosses returns to Verbier for its 30th edition, and it’s lining up to be one of the standout days of the winter.

For those who don’t know, Boss des Bosses is one of Europe’s most iconic team-based mogul competitions. Born in 1990, it was created as an inter-resort showdown — a way to decide which ski town could truly claim mogul bragging rights. Thirty plus years on, it’s still doing exactly that.

This isn’t a quiet, technical FIS race. It’s head-to-head mogul battles with freestyle flair, resort pride and a proper mountain atmosphere.

What to Expect

Resorts from across the Alps send their strongest bump skiers to compete in dual moguls on a purpose-built course in Verbier. It’s fast, aggressive and unforgiving. Moguls always are.

But what makes Boss des Bosses special is the energy around it:

High-speed dual mogul battles
Freestyle tricks thrown into the mix
DJs and live atmosphere on the slope
A legendary après-ski finale at Le Rouge

It’s competitive, but it doesn’t take itself too seriously. Costumes appear. Cowbells ring. The crowd gets loud. Resort pride is very real.

Why Verbier in March?

Mid-March in Verbier is prime time. Longer days, strong light and a punchy spring snow surface that makes a mogul track fast and technical. The terraces are busy, the season has momentum, and the mountain feels alive.

From late morning through the afternoon, the competition builds — and then the party naturally rolls on.

The Roddy Take

Moguls are honest. They expose your balance, your rhythm and your nerve. There’s no cruising through a bump field. You either absorb and attack — or you get bounced.

Boss des Bosses celebrates that raw side of skiing. It’s proper mountain culture: competitive, playful and loud in all the right ways.

So on 18-03-2026, get yourself to the side of the course in Verbier. Watch two skiers drop in together. Feel the speed build. Hear the crowd lift them down the line.

Support your resort. Shout louder than necessary.

Because when Boss des Bosses comes to town…

Be there — or be square.