Skiing · Ski touring · Off-piste

The Anzère
ski area

58 km of sunny pistes, skinning routes and slopes to be read with respect. Explore the area in 3D, filter by type and difficulty, then choose your ride.

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58km of pistes
12lifts
2 420m top of the area
2 362m at Pas de Maimbré

Official Télé Anzère figures · full sun from December to April

Your ride

Three ways
to ski Anzère

Interactive map

The ski area
in relief

Tilt the map, fly over a piste in 3D, filter by difficulty. Official swisstopo base maps.

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Understanding the levels

Blue, red, black…
a slope for everyone

Blue Easy

Gentle, wide slopes: ideal to find your legs, ski with the family or progress with confidence.

Red Intermediate

Steeper, more varied slopes: the playground of most confident skiers.

Black Difficult

Steep and sometimes irregular slopes, reserved for experienced, fit skiers.

Touring · effort

No official grading here: we give the elevation gain and an effort level (accessible, sustained, demanding).

Off-piste · expert

No marking, no grooming, no securing: the responsibility is entirely yours.

Piste grading based on OpenStreetMap data — always follow the signs on site.

Skinning

Climb to
earn the descent

Anzère offers two free marked routes and a night climb on the Masques piste every Wednesday.

Skis, skins, boots and poles can be rented in the resort's sports shops.

Good practice
  • Climb along the edge of the piste and stay visible.
  • Give way to skiers coming down.
  • Respect the signs, closures and instructions of Télé Anzère.

Off-piste

Freedom,
with method

Off the pistes, nobody secures the slope for you. Prepare every outing like a small expedition.

Off-piste terrain is not marked, groomed or secured. The lines on the map are indicative and are not a route recommendation.

1

Read the avalanche bulletin

Check the SLF bulletin the same morning and choose a route suited to the danger level.

2

Rescue gear

Transceiver, shovel and probe for every participant — and know how to use them. An airbag pack is a plus.

3

Never go alone

Go out in pairs at least and tell someone your route and return time.

4

Study the terrain

The swisstopo map of slopes ≥ 30° shows where an avalanche can be triggered. Switch it on in the map.

5

Go with a guide

A mountain guide or ski-school instructor: an avalanche course is worth any app.

6

Respect wildlife

In winter, wild animals need calm. Avoid the quiet zones (“Wildlife zones” layer).

SLF avalanche bulletin White Risk

Known areas

Two areas spotted by the OpenStreetMap community. For information only.

Before you go

Practical
information

Live piste statusOpenings, snow depth and weather in real time. Hours and pricesOpening dates, passes, family and youth discounts. Passes and Magic PassMagic Pass is offered by Télé Anzère: all the details on their website. Télé AnzèreSki lifts · +41 27 398 14 14 Anzère TourismeRoutes, snowshoeing, cross-country · +41 27 399 28 00
Also in AnzèreCross-country skiing (Tour du Gô, 4.1 km), snowshoeing, sledging, ice rink, ice climbing.

Stay at the chalet

Ski by day,
jacuzzi by night

After the snow, come back to a warm wooden chalet and its private jacuzzi, in Anzère.

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